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Vice Effect
Ollie Lawson Dressed Doll
Color Infusion™ Collection
2015 W Club Upgrade Doll
Approximate Ship Date: Summer 2015
Edition size: TBA (Determined by the total amount of orders received)
Doll Tech Specs:
Body Type: FR:Homme
Head Sculpt: Ollie Lawson
Quick Switch Feature: No
Skin Tone: FR White
Hair Color: Frosted Blond
Eyelashes: No
The popular "Vanna" or "Margaret Thatcher Effect" )http://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/vanna/index.html gives us insight into face recognition. We take a photograph, cut out the eyes and mouth, paste them back upside down, and then invert the image. the face appears to be smiling, friendly, but when we invert it again, it looks frightening. I discovered that, in the singular case of James Carville, Democratic mastermind, there is virtually no difference.
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As competition and economic pressures increase, business leaders are guaranteed to experience higher levels of stress. This can cause even leaders with proven track records to make bad decisions. In The Stress Effect, Henry L. Thompson explores the relationship between stress and decision making. He analyzes how people make decisions under high levels of stress and how leaders can improve their decision-making capabilities in today’s high pressure business environment. The techniques described in The Stress Effect are designed to help leaders improve their cognitive and emotional abilities, resulting in better on-the-job performance, health, and relationships.
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Les effets de la Harira sur la circulation de Casablanca. Le Butterfly effect à la marocaine.
(Photo de mon ami Reda)
Created with PhotoSpiralysis using the mapping from Escher's "Print Gallery" (also known as the Droste-effect).
Brincando de Andrzej Dragan.
Ainda não gostei do resultado, mas como tem tempo que não ponho nada aqui...
21 Years of Begins Here
Pier Band Room, Frankston
Australia
supports:
Hands Like Houses
Shot for: Live at Your Local
c.680-670 B.C
-Ca. 675-650 BC-Good example of the blend of techniques found in Protoattic vase painting- outline drawing, added color, and black-figure technique. -On the body of the vase, Herakles chastises the centaur Nessos for his attempt to abduct Deinaneira, Herakles' wife, while offering to carry her across a river. -The centaur has dropped his branch and stumbles forward with his hands open (an attempt to plead for mercy?). He appears to almost dangle off the surface of the vase, probing the edge of disorder. Herakles, with sword in hand, seizes the centaur by the forelock. His chariot waits, facing away from the conflict, while Deianeira who holds the reins and goad, looks around. The bottom edge of Deianeira's garment can be seen by Herakles' leg. To the far right, a small man runs up to the horses (who are rendered in the Geometric manner as one body and four heads). An owl flies near the head of the centaur, a bird of good omen for Herakles. The owl is the bird of Athena, who is Herakles' patroness. -On the neck is an additional struggle- that of a lion with a round, frontal face, attacking a deer from behind. -All of the figures are large, thick-set, and fully rounded. -Rich curves prevail everywhere, and the effect is exuberant and excited. The reverse of the vase is given up to curvilinear motifs, mostly floral, which are treated with gusto. They are totally uninhibited and organic. -The Orientalizing motifs include the animal attack scene on the neck, rosettes, cable, spiral patterns, etc.
THE SHAIDON EFFECT - Live at Flygeln
New Media Meeting 3 (Norrköping, SE)
New Media Meeting is an annual international media art festival taking place in Norrköping, Sweden. The festival premiered in 2006 and is devoted to innovative works and projects in electronic art, media, music and visualization. In only two years NMM has become one of the most important media festivals in the Nordic Region – attracting an impressive line-up of renowned and upcoming international artists on the Media art and electronic music scene.
Taken to higher level of excitement by the undefined entity 02L > OUTSIDE STANDING LEVEL, a one-shot and unforgettable show will take place on 19th's night, in a fight between interactive technologies, devastating beats and delectable dancing.
A swedish dancer group (Dom Duliga), DJ, VJ and the public will join an immersive show arbitrated by a sophisticated motion tracking environment that will take dance and sound into a complete merge.
Visible light, especially at short wavelength, gets easily scattered as it passes through a colloidal system. A colloid is a homogenous system composed of nanometer-scale particles dispersed in a solvent-like medium. Water at the Seattle Aquarium becomes a dispersing medium of fine algal growth, food residue and other aquatic particulate, making the water a perfect illustrator of Tyndall effect. The same effect also provides a haunting veil of light on foggy mornings and a spectacular display of heavenly light streaking through a hole in a cloud. Both fog and clouds are typical examples of liquid-in-gas colloidal systems (commonly called aerosol).
Ah, I miss teaching Freshman Chemistry. LOL.
Effector (Gas Mask-controlled).
This is an effector that is controlled by a gas mask that contains a mic and a contact mic.
It is used for noise live performances.
The Magnus effect is the phenomenon whereby a spinning object flying in a fluid creates a whirlpool of fluid around itself, and experiences a force perpendicular to the line of motion and away from the direction of spin. The overall behaviour is similar to that around an aerofoil (see lift force) with a circulation which is generated by the mechanical rotation, rather than by aerofoil action. In many ball sports, the Magnus effect is responsible for the curved motion of a spinning ball. The effect also affects spinning missiles, and is used in some flying machines.
German physicist Heinrich Magnus first described the effect in 1853, but according to James Gleick, Isaac Newton described it and correctly theorized the cause 180 years earlier, after observing tennis players in his Cambridge college.