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old.
well not really,
i saw it when i was looking for a photo for a friend yesterday and wondered why I didn't post it, i like it (:
A fig show off one of my new protos (not for trade or sale). I think it turned out pretty nice.
By M
Jersey, cap and sunglasses belonging to outfielder James "Cool Papa" Bell, who played for the St. Louis Stars from 1922 to 1931.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, New York.
On Friday, February 7, 2014, high school and middle school students dashed into the icy Atlantic as part of Special Olympics Virginia’s largest fundraiser: The Polar Plunge and the Cool School Challenge.
“Raising one million dollars for the fourth year in a row is incredible,” said Rick Jeffrey, Special Olympics Virginia president. “More importantly, though, these funds will help us to build bigger, better, more inclusive communities across the state of Virginia.”
In addition to the money raised, they got to take the icy dip into the Atlantic, all while earning a Friday “pass” from school, earn community service credit, Costume contests – prizes for best dressed male and female, prizes for teacher or team sponsor, and freezing photos.
Photography - Craig McClure
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The nights are cool and I'm a fool
Each star's a pool of water
Cool, clear water.
But with the dawn, I wake and yawn
And carry on to water
Cool, clear water.
From "Cool Water" by Canadian songwriter, Bob Nolan, 1941.
The headboard totally rocks but I love the wallpaper and bedside table too.
This guy up near Copper has a bunch of land and makes cool things out of stumps of fallen trees. He made us two headboards for the bedrooms and two stumps to hold up the dining table in the main room.
A handful of good china prototyping pictures I identified:
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Image by core.formula
A collection of fast prototyping models (ZPrint) produced in the Pratt Institute School of Architecture 2007 PreFab China Style Studio:Evan Douglis, Richard Sarrach, Che-Wei Wang, Eric Wong
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(Source from Chinese Rapid Prototyping Blog)
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On Friday, February 7, 2014, high school and middle school students dashed into the icy Atlantic as part of Special Olympics Virginia’s largest fundraiser: The Polar Plunge and the Cool School Challenge.
“Raising one million dollars for the fourth year in a row is incredible,” said Rick Jeffrey, Special Olympics Virginia president. “More importantly, though, these funds will help us to build bigger, better, more inclusive communities across the state of Virginia.”
In addition to the money raised, they got to take the icy dip into the Atlantic, all while earning a Friday “pass” from school, earn community service credit, Costume contests – prizes for best dressed male and female, prizes for teacher or team sponsor, and freezing photos.
Photography - Craig McClure
14185
© 2014
ALL Rights reserved by City of Virginia Beach.
Contact photo[at]vbgov.com for permission to use. Commercial use not allowed.
Idea for a Cooling Tower...
Just need the rest of the powerstation now...
So who wants to do the Coal yard, Boiler/turbine house, chimney and Pylons?
Système-D conçu par Resmey pour tenter de rafraîchir notre chambre. Il y a un gros bloc de glace dans la caisse en frigolite.
The word "cool," while wholly inoffensive, is, with the exceptions of certain four-letter words that ARE offensive, probably the most widely-used and ubiquitous interjection in the English language, at least in its American variety. In recent years, I have speculated that as the children of Israel watched Pharoah's army drown in the depths of the Red Sea, after having themselves crossed it dry-shod, they doubtless let out a mass exclamation composed of one word -- what else? -- "Cool!"
I realized while en route to our ward campout that I had forgotten to bring my tripod, and if I had done so, this picture may have turned out better than it did. After sunset, while the fire was blazing, some of the youth who were present began playing with "glow sticks," which glow in their various colors as the chemicals within them are made to interact with each other. I came up with the idea of doing some time exposures, which the kids all thought was a great idea, especially after I showed them what my Nikon D50 was capable of doing. I ended up taking perhaps 7 or 8 pictures, at exposure speeds of between 8 and 30 seconds. After I took a few and showed the results to the kids, they came up with this idea on their own. I held the camera as steadily as I could throughout the exposure, and this was the result. I think it would have turned out a little better if the fire in the background had not partially obscured the "C."
I will eventually post the other pictures I took in this series, but this one was the best, and all concerned -- middle-aged photographer and kids alike -- had a great time with it.