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From Late Bronze Age metal hoards, on display in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg.

Disks from Amiga 500, 1200, 2000, 3000 and 4000. Favorite games, utils and programs.

I created these in the summer and am just getting to photographing them. I am using this piece of slate and going through photos that need work to update them slowly.

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These copper disc earrings were handcrafted out of copper sheet.

 

Each disc was cut from copper sheet and hammered for a beautiful texture, which was then enameled and fired in my kiln multiple times with a shade of minty key lime green glass vitreous powder to enhance the texture.

 

The earring wires are sterling silver.

 

Each disk is 1 inch (2.5cm) in diameter. They measure approximately 1 1/4 inches from the top of the earring wires.

*SURLY* disk trucker complete bike

BLUE LUG custom

 

SPEC

Frame: *SURLY* disc trucker BLUE LUG CUSTOM PAINT by COOK PAINT WORKS

Headset:*CHRIS KING* no thread headset

Wheels: *VELOCITY* blunt ss rim × *SHIMANO* deore hub

Tire: *WTB* horizon

RD: *SHIMANO* atlus

Crankset:*FAIRWEATHER* cx crankse

Chain keeper:*PAUL* chain keeper

Stem: *NITTO*

Handle:*SALSA* cowbell bar

Brake:*AVID*

Brake Levers:*CANE CREEK* drop-v

Seatpost:*BL SELECT* slit seatpost

Saddle: *BROOKS* cambium c17

Front rack:*NITTO* M-1B BL special front rack

Pedal:*MKS* pambda pedal

Picture of a spinning hard disk.

This sort of image takes a while to perfect the right timing of releasing the drops and firing the flash. A lot of my shots have nothing in them, but every once in a while, I get lucky and something special happens!

Timing is everything with this subject. I must have released two drops very close together. The first one impacted the water surface and the second one slammed into the rebound column being formed just as it was starting to rise up and it was slightly off to the back side and that's why its at an angle.

 

Shot using a Tokina AT-X 90mm f2.5 Macro lens.

A spinning Euler's Disk - photographed and photomanipulated.

Once the existing pasture grass has been eliminated, researchers “disk” the site to prepare it for planting. During this process researchers till the soil, using mechanical tools such as a disk harrow, in order to reduce soil compaction. Disking the site also helps reduce competition for sunlight, water, and soil nutrients between established plants on the restoration site and the new species that researchers are planting. Established plants have an advantage because they have developed root systems that are already taking in water and nutrients. Water and nutrients are limited on these restoration sites and there may not be enough to support all of the plants. Older plants can also shade out young seedlings if they are tall and numerous enough.

This is a quick mock up I did on the computer of a mandala idea I got while looking through Jung's Red Book. Looking at illustration 63 and seeing the drawing of the tree of life with the cosmic egg at its base, the symbols came together for me in a new way, which made me want to explore in a mandala form. This is an unfinished rough sketch. After spending more time sitting with it and refining it further I'd like to paint this on canvas I think.

 

The cosmic egg at the base of the tree is potential, represented from every direction simultaneously, making a resemblance to an atom symbol.

 

The tree is replicated 12 times as a multiple of 3.

 

The disks at the perimeter contain symbols used in sympathetic vibration physics, which represent arrangement of atoms inside a molecule according to this principle.

 

the repeating tree shapes begin to look like internal organic forms; "as above, so below".

Placido disk with alternate light and dark concentric rings © R. P Centre, AIIMS

Published in: Community Eye Health Journal Vol. 32 No. 107 2019 www.cehjournal.org

Disks from Amiga 500, 1200, 2000, 3000 and 4000. Favorite games, utils and programs.

slop or normal deflection, that is the question.

SingleBe complete bike from CX/gravel road category. Frame and fork ready to accept disk brakes. Special blue paint with very very deep gloss. Carbon 38 mm height wheels with czech made tubular tires.

Brown Disk (Pachyella clypeata) is an ascomycete fungi that grows on decaying wood. This was a large specimen approximately 35mm across. There are several species in the genus Pachyella but this is the only one with spores that have smooth coats. The insert on the upper right shows the bottom of the mushroom (white) with bits of wood (brown) stuck to it. The insert to the upper left is the spores. The spores were photographed with a Dino-light microscope camera. Morning Choice Trail, Patapsco Valley State Park, Howard County, Maryland.

When failing technology generates surprinsing effects.

Un dettaglio della testina di un moderno hard disk. Si nota il sottile film che contiene le piste elettriche che fungono da sensori per distinguere un bit.

I saw this plow disk cooker at the Diamond Springs Labor Day Bazaar at Charlotte's Bakery & Cafe. Mounted on a 60,000 BTU propane burner, the pan appeared to be a homemade. It's a cross between the shallow chef's sautee pan and a cast iron skillet.

 

The cooker was constructed to sit securely on the burner. The last thing you want is to accidently dump hot oil onto the burner. It looks like the cooker was made from of a discarded plow disk. The plow disk cooker can be used as a wok, heavy skillet or pan fryer.

All that's left is trimming/slotting the seat tube, and final face & chase on the bb & ht.

 

Then she's off for some paint.

 

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Car covered in 5 1/4" floppies that we saw on I-5 on our way to gnomedex.

Found these in the bottom of my stationery drawer. I'll figure out a use for them, but it won't be the originally intended one.

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San Rafael CA 94901

 

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It's amazing that with so little information your eye can perceive what the image is.

Took an old PC to the Recycling Centre so took this disk out first. So shiny!

With the amazing capacity of 1.4 Mbytes

Fire of Earth. Landed knight, farmer. Harvest. Steward of the earth/material. "Fighting" with tangible wealth as the primary "weapon". Grounded. If moved to anger, volcano & scorched earth.

 

(I actually know which cards I intend for 2015, but, Mom died, my landlords sold my place, I had to move myself, and we're still sorting out her estate. I'll get to 2015's cards, eventually.)

 

Mom loved Austen, which led to me watching Pride & Prejudice when it very timely turned up on Netflix. Mom would've liked a Darcy Valentine.

 

He seems to me a Knight of Disks.

 

Images:

Darcy on horseback. A photo of an actual horse. Filters include: an HTDA image & tree roots grown around a Buddha, both from previous cards; a new fordite image (since modern Darcy archetypes would be into cars). Assorted images of the peak district & Chatsworth (i.e. Pemberley), including the hedge maze & art installations, to help form the shield base for my "Chokkomon" disk design. I even tried to find images of stags that live near Chatsworth, but none had antlers close to a decent angle.

 

The Antlers actually go with the traditional depiction of the card (a very earth-bound, staid interpretation of the Green Man). It's not just the long running joke (among #amnin friends) of putting antlers on things.

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