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Adam Sessler, Ken Levine (Irrational Games creative director), Courtnee Draper (voice of BioShock Infinite's Elizabeth), and Troy Baker (voice of BioShock Infinite's Booker DeWitt).
Spaß mit KI!
(Kein bestimmtes Thema)
„Mit KI erstellte Fotos”
Die KI hat dieses Bild auf Grundlage einer von mir eingegebenen Textbeschreibung erstellt.
AI created this image based on a text description I entered.
As artist in residence Bob Wood has recorded the people and places of Kent Ohio for more than 4 decades. His works hang in public and university buildings throughout town as mirror and witness to this hub of learning and commerce. From a cell phone photo, retouched by Kent Master photographer James Vaughan. This pic shows Bob's intensity while sketching.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
.Saint David, or Dewi Sant, as he is known in the Welsh language, is the patron saint of Wales. He was a Celtic monk, abbot and bishop, who lived in the sixth century. During his life, he was the archbishop of Wales, and he was one of many early saints who helped to spread Christianity among the pagan Celtic tribes of western Britain.
Created by Auro Kumar Sahoo Shoot with Nikon and processed with Darktable and GIMP under licence CC-by-sa-4.0/ Creative Commons- Attribute-Share Alike
Created this Stiletto cake as a surprise for a 40th birthday. The cake was a total surprise and she sent me the nicest letter afterward. She loves cherries and that's the reason for the cherries all over the shoe and the large oversized cherry on the side which is RTK. The cake itself was chocolate with peanut butter icing.
Created to:Photoshop contest
original photo by:Magaripotessi
chicken photo by:Sammydavisdog
texture by CARLOS ARANA
background by:SkeletalMess
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico addresses a gathering of park supporters and the news media at the South Interior Building in downtown Washington, D.C., on November 10, 2015, where Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz signed a memorandum of agreement which created the 409th park in the National Park System, The Manhattan Project National Historical Park. The park was authorized by Congress in December 2014. It will have three sites in Hanford, Washington, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Los Alamos, New Mexico. NPS Photo by Anthony DeYoung.
Created by Auro Kumar Sahoo with GIMP and Inkscape under licence CC-by-sa-4.0/ Creative Commons- Attribute-Share Alike
This clipart drawing has been created using MS Photodraw. You are welcome to download it and use it for non-commercial private and educational purposes but it may not be re-distributed or included as part of a collection without my written consent.
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Stalker's team take full advantage of the lethal obstacle cast by the Dark Knight and bolt through the tunnel!
Stalker: Hit any Cobras hard and quiet-like! Silent weapons! We don't wanna bring any more attention to ourselves!
Stalker clenches his jaw as his words and the frantic footsteps of his team echo through the tunnel, plainly betraying the intention behind his order. Moments later, Jinx, at the front of the team, hurls herself flat against the wall and signals for silence to her colleagues. The team joins her as she peers around a turn in the tunnel. The others see her look for a minute, then return her attention to the Joes.
Jinx: Stalker was right. We found the communication terminal. It looks small time. There's a pair of Sand Vipers and a Tele Viper and that's it, and they are lost in a world of communication hell. That big ass Devastator
guy outside must be interfering with the signals.
Batman shakes his head.
Batman: It's part of my netting. I've got something else that should scramble their signals even more.
Batman reaches once more into his bat-utility belt, past the bat-shark-repellent and pulls out a pen-like device.
Batman: This will do the trick.
Stalker: Ok, let's take them out quiet and fast. Go!
The team swarms the already panicked Cobras as Batman activates his device! The Cobra computer console displays nothing but static and sparks burst from the helmet of the Tele-Viper as the Joes take the Cobra troopers our with expert precision!
Some weeks ago Robin Scholz made some very nice instructions for a 4 sided kirigami star and meanwhile I found some instructions to make a six sided kirigami snowflake or star. I also found two funny sites where you may make some digital experiences with kirigami snowflakes/six pointed stars.
thedomainfo.com/go/?domain=snowflake.bhg.com
In the first one you can’t do inner cuts, but in the second one you do, and you even have the option of making free shapes or geometric ones (in polygon mode). Anyway you’ll have lots of fun with both and they surely help you to get a preview of some of the things you can get before start cutting.
A fun new way to store and display your collection of MOO, available at the Splatgirl Creates Etsy Shop
If only they were all mine... 42 of them are :) the others are noted by the book they are from.
So, thank you for looking, commenting, favoriting and generally being interested. That seems to be the right formula to make Explore. :)
1. Minou Wrap, 2. Jumping: New shoes! (365.1 ... maybe), 3. My Little Troublemaker, 4. Inca Earth Mitts, 5. Printed Silk Cardigan, 6. Star Still Life, 7. Progress - Hexagon Komb Afghan, 8. Valentine's Orchid,
9. 100% woven by ME, 10. Beau Completed, 11. Six Years, 12. Street Smart Hoodie!, 13. Asymmetrical Cardi, 14. Score! Recycled Tweed!, 15. Aftur Finished, 16. Silk Garden Lite Socks,
17. Noro Sakura, 18. Handknit Chullo, 19. Easy Street Pulli, 20. 14th Street Townhouses, 21. Dream in Color, 22. Knitting in a Conference, 23. Lake Michigan, 24. Roadside Knitter,
25. Slip Up Socks, 26. Whitby Socks Completed, 27. Patons Yoked Pulli, 28. Whitby Progress, 29. Patons Cabled Vest, 30. Canyon Hiking Socks, 31. Shades Socks Complete, 32. Red/Black/Metallics Beads and Baubles,
33. Shades socks, 34. Kat's Skirt, 35. Habu's Yarn Wall, 36. Doctor's Bag, 37. Trekking "Shades Sock", 38. Wren Cardigan, 39. Mirror Egg Reflections, 40. New Wellies and my Fetching Mitts,
41. Ram's Horn Jacket, 42. Green Sock Knitalong, 43. Kris's New Lopi Sweater, 44. Supplies for Paper Snowflakes, 45. Over-the-Knee Stockings Planned, 46. Ballet Camisole, 47. Newsboy Cap, 48. Completed Carla alternate view,
49. Noro Transitions Cowl, 50. Red Shoes
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
The "Fatman's" (Bill Conrad) office we created on stage 27 at Universal Studios for Viacom while I was the Set Decorator for over 100 episodes of the show in Honolulu and L.A.
very fun tonight. keyboards two guitars bass and drums. everyone is helping me to create my song wild flower blues . we are at Virginia city, nv
Brussels Museums Nocturnes 2017 - Choco-Story Brussels
La musique peut changer la perception de votre gout ? Decouvrez par vous-meme : The sound of Flavour vous invite a deguster des chocolats tout en ecoutant de la musique, afin de vous sensibiliser sur la facon dont vos sens interagissent et l'importance de ces interactions pendant que nous mangeons et buvons. Le musee propose egalement, pendant toute la soiree, des experiences sensorielles individuelles.
( Entre septembre et decembre, les musees de Bruxelles vous sortent de la torpeur des soirees d'automne a manger de la soupe devant la derniere rediffusion des Experts.
Et oui, tous vos jeudis soirs du 14 septembre au 7 decembre n'ont plus aucune raison d'etre passes dans la morosite de votre fauteuil. Les musees bruxellois se fondent dans la nuit de 17h a 22h pour vous proposer un programme reveur, exclusif et qui reste, comme toujours, abordable. Voici 10 bonnes raisons de jouer les noctambules pendant la saison ! )
Created by Benjamin John Coleman. Leave a comment on the blog to win an Origami Bonsai kit by September 22, 2013.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/09/origami-bonsai-kit-review-...
The panel Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Tata Consultancy Services, India, David Taylor, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, Procter & Gamble, USA, Hamdi Ulukaya, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Chobani, USA, Mark Weinberger, Global Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, EY, USA, Alix Zwane, Chief Executive Officer, Global Innovation Fund, United Kingdom, Moderated by Randall Lane, Editor, Forbes Magazine, USA speaking during the session: Creating Profit through Purpose at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Ciaran McCrickard
(for further information or pictures please go to the end of page and by clicking on the link some of my promises will be fulfilled!)
History
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Wiener Neustadt, capital of the district under the Vienna Woods (Wiener Wald), owes its origin to the Babenbergerherzögen (Babenberg dukes) Leopold V. and Leopold VI . 1194 Leopold V decided in Steinfeld - then part of the Duchy of Styria - to build a fortified town to protect the local trade route against incursions from the east. He died only a little later, so his son realized this plan and is regarded as the true founder. The Nova civitatis or Neustatt - the name "Wiener Neustadt" or "Viennese New Town" arose only in the 17th Century - is the largest founding city of Lower Austria and was financed from the ransom for the English King Richard the Lionheart.
The generous privileges by the princes created the basis for the economic development of the city . Middle of the 13th Century was built at the southeast corner the castle, in 1279 the late Romanesque church was consecrated. The city was the site of numerous orders, including the Dominicans, the Franciscans and the German Order, as well as a large Jewish community (center on the present Allerheiligenplatz ) with a far beyond the borders famous Talmudic school. A masterpiece of Gothic architecture is the "(female) spinner at the Cross", one in the 80s of the 14th Century built stone Wegsäule (way column) before the northern gate.
A climax experienced Wiener Neustadt under the Emperor Frederick III. (1440-1493) as an imperial residence. The presence of the court and the political prominence led to a lively construction activity. Friedrich III. donated two Canon monasteries and prompted the establishment of other religious orders such as the Cistercians (New Monastery - Neukloster), the Pauline Hermits and the St. George Order of Knights, whose seat was moved in 1479 from Millstatt (Carinthia) to Wiener Neustadt. 1469 allowed the Pope the establishment of an - albeit small - diocese. The city, called by Frederick the 'forever faithful", received from the emperor the right to keep the double eagle (1452), as well as to promote trade a Niederlagsprivileg (staple right -1448), which forced the merchants to offer their goods in the city. The revenues should contribute to redress for damages caused by the fire of 1433.
In the conflicts between the Emperor and the estates of the Duchy of Austria because of the guardianship over King Ladislaus it came in late August 1452 to the siege of Wiener Neustadt, Friedrich III. forcing to release Ladislaus from the guardianship. Towards the end of his reign the well-fortified city finally had to capitulate after a nearly 17-month siege by the Hungarians in 1487 and open the gates to the Hungarian king Matthias Corvinus. The so-called "Corvinusbecher - cup of Corvinus", a richly decorated ceremonial cup, still reminds us of that time. Three years later, Frederick's son Maximilian I conquered the city back.
A few years after the death of Frederick III. (1493), who was pursuing a pro-Jewish policy, the large and for its scholars widely famous Jewish community was disbanded. 1496 Maximilian I ordered the expulsion of all Jews in Styria, in Wiener Neustadt and Neunkirchen. The last Jews left in 1500 their hometown, the synagogue became a Allerheiligenkapelle (chapel of All Saints). 1519 Maximilian was buried in his native town under the high altar of St. George's Chapel. His magnificent tomb, the "Black Mannder", remained, however, contrary to his wishes in Innsbruck. Under his grandson and successor Ferdinand I. Wiener Neustadt 1522 became venue of the trial against the leading members of the Estates opposition, which ended with nine death sentences and as "Wiener Neustadt blood Court (Wiener Neustädter Blutgericht)" went down in history.
In the 16th Century the city lost, only rarely princely residence, in importance. Due to its border location, it had till the beginning of the 18th century to suffer under the incursions of the Ottomans and later the Kuruzzes, but the heavily fortified city never could be captured. The Reformation reached its peak around 1570/1580 in Wiener Neustadt, but was re-Catholicised after the establishment of the counter-reformer Melchior Klesl as administrator of the diocese (1588) in no time. The Baroque period was characterized by a number of monastic foundations, such as the Capuchins, the Carmelites (Karmeliter (m) and Karmeliterinnen (f)), the foundation of the Jesuit College with High School (1666) and the Jesuit residence in the suburbs (1743). During this time, Wiener Neustadt was again the scene of an execution creating a sensation at home and abroad: 1671 were two prominent participants of the "magnate conspiracy", Peter Graf Zrinský and Franz Frangepan, beheaded in the courtyard of the armory.
Of greatest significance for the city became the by Maria Theresa in 1752 as cadet school founded "Theresan Military Academy" in the imperial castle. Under her son Joseph II some for the development of Wiener Neustadt significant changes took place: in 1785 the diocese was moved to St. Pölten, already several years earlier, all the monasteries with the exception of the monastery Neukloster had been canceled. In the premises which had become vacant in the aftermath manufactories have been created. Wiener Neustadt became the industrial center of south-eastern Lower Austria, where the heavy industry dominated. Given its economic importance, the city with the law of 8 August 1866 a municipality statute and thus the law of the country immediacy was awarded.
The in 1842 by Günther Wenzel founded locomotive factory, the in 1899 established Daimler-Werke, headed from 1906 to 1923 by the famous designer Ferdinand Porsche and the term "Austro-Daimler" giving international recognition as well as the in 1909 created first Austrian airfield made Wiener Neustadt to one the most important industrial cities of the monarchy and to the center of aviation. The closing of those factories in the Great Depression of the interwar period left thousands of people unemployed. Under the Nazi rule, the city became the center of armaments production. The aircraft plants delivered in 1940 a quarter of the total production of the Me-109 fighters (Messerschmitt fighter plants), in the former locomotive factory established the "Rax-Werke", building the locomotive tender and from 1943 A-4 rockets. Due to the concentration of industry important to the war economy was Wiener Neustadt in the years 1943 to 1945 the target of a total of 29 air attacks and more than 50,000 bombs. The city was almost completely destroyed, about 1000 people died, not even 20 of the 4000 houses remained intact.
During the occupation time, the longtime mayor Rudolf Wehrl (1945-1965) attempted the reconstruction, which was completed in 1955 for the most part. In the second half of the 20th Century, Wiener Neustadt again became the economic and cultural center of the south-eastern Lower Austria.
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Created by Lisa Isaacs of Handmade in Israel.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2012/05/papercuts-lisa-isaacs.html
Created for The StockYard Image Challenge
Beachscape with thanks to ppphotographs
Thanks to darkwood67 for this texture:
www.flickr.com/photos/darkwood67/4412370640
Thanks to the following for elements in this image:
Eddi07: www.flickr.com/photos/eddi_07/4364985486
Gravityx9: www.flickr.com/photos/gx9/1286953703
Rubyblossom: www.flickr.com/photos/rubyblossom/2901207543