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Handpainted at Fort Awesome in Portland, Maine by local artist Patrick Corrigan. Each pedal has a different design. Features: switchable 0-300ms, 300 to 600ms, mix knob, decay knob, on/off switch, feedback knob/fs self oscillation switch etc. This will be on our used page later today. LINK: www.analoguehaven.com/freakshoweffects/digilog/ .
Design/Build: Twisted Melon
Base Hilt: Solo's Hold - Aluminum
Clamp: Roman Props replica Graflex - Nickel plated Brass
Clamp Card: Slothfurnace - Silicon PCB
Chassis: Goth3D & Twisted Melon - Nylon, Brass, Stainless Steel
Crystal Chamber: Goth3D & Twisted Melon - Nylon, Brass, Stainless Steel, Quartz Crystal
Sound/FX Board: NEC Spark Color 2
Emitter LED: NECree RGB, Carclo tri-lens
Battery: Panasonic 18650 Li-ion (with protection circuit)
Speaker: Railmaster Premium 28mm
• Sound/Visual Effects: 4GB micro-SD card loaded with 6 FX 'fonts' (profiles) with different sounds and different color sets. Can be cycled by pressing lower half of clamp card.
• ON/OFF operation by pressing top half of clamp card, saber is fully motion sensitive with multiple background hum sounds, swings, clashes, blaster blocks and more
• 9 switchable color sets for any font. Sounds, colors, sensitivity & power can be customized/replaced/changed/enabled/disabled via PC-based app.
• Crystal: Quartz, RGB lit to match emitter
• Chassis: Rotating "kill key" in 5.5/2.1mm charging port, 3 sequenced accessory LEDs, nylon hand-polished & finished in metalic paints with brass & stainless steel additions
• Box: MDF, Masonite, fir plywood, white oak, cotton fabric, eva foam, leather, with stainless steel hinges & brass hasp - finished in mixed paints (no lead) with protective clear coat & wax polish
• Saber and box protected with Renaissance Wax (museum-developed micro-crystaline wax)
This truck is plenty quick enough without the special effects...
A drive up the highway on the weekend to the Red Deer Automotive Swap Meet... It was a packed parking lot, lots of interesting classic cars to take in outside...
Meh! Like to play around sometimes and do a silly shot. This was a shot of a little old school. When edited with the "rotating mirror" effect, warped into what looks like one tiny steeple. Interesting....
Using the camera's built in 'pastel painting' effect. Same leaflets in www.flickr.com/photos/pdeaves/28085783234/in/album-721576...
The Catholic church of Our Lady in Lillington (now a suburb of Leamington Spa) was opened in 1963 and is quite simply one of the most stunning modern churches I've ever seen.
The building, designed by Henry Fedeski, follows the traditional cruciform plan but with a centrally placed altar at the crossing. However the most outstanding element here is the sheer abundance of (mostly) abstract stained glass, bathing the interior in a magical kaleidoscopic light.
The glass is the work of Dom Charles Norris, heading a team of monks who employed the dalle de verre (slab of glass) technique, wherein thick chunks of coloured glass are set in a concrete matrix. Norris is best known for his work at Buckfast Abbey, though the parish priest here tells me these windows were made at Prinknash.
The entire clerestorey of all four arms of the building consists of this rich abstract glazing. A round window enlivens the entrance facade (liturgically west but the church is actually orientated north to south) whilst the transepts are dominated by huge images of Mary and the Archangel Gabriel respectively (the only figurative elements in the glazing). There are yet further examples of this rich glass in three of the side chapels and annexes at ground level, all in all making a visit to this church an unforgettable experience.
This is a magnificent building which clearly deserves to be better known, there can be few such significant examples of dalle de verre glass in the country. (the church is normally locked outside of services).
For more detail see this church's entry on the Warwickshire Churches website:-
The Joseph Stalin Museum is a museum in Gori, Georgia.
The house in which Stalin was born in 1878 and spent his first four years.
The Museum 'began in 1951 ostensibly as a local history museum, but clearly intended to become a memorial to Stalin, who died in 1953. The exhibits are divided into six halls in roughly chronological order, and contain many items actually or allegedly owned by Stalin, including some of his office furniture, his personal effects and gifts made to him over the years. There is also much illustration by way of documentation, photographs, paintings and newspaper articles. The display concludes with one of twelve copies of the death mask of Stalin taken shortly after his death' - wiki
Plans have been made to see the Stalin museum be reorganized into the Museum of Russian Aggression in the future.
A banner at the entrance to the museum states: "This museum is a falsification of history. It is a typical example of Soviet propaganda and it attempts to legitimise the bloodiest regime in history."
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A £1.5 million research centre to find new advances in the prevention and treatment of children’s burns launches at Frenchay Hospital today (June 10).
The Healing Foundation Centre for Children’s Burns Research will develop new techniques and approaches to prevent burns and scalds and improve the clinical care and recovery of children who have suffered burns.
Falklands War veteran Simon Weston, and Lead Ambassador for the Healing Foundation, will visit Frenchay Hospital to see the work of the children’s burns team and meet patients.
Each year 23,000 children are hospitalised with burns in England and Wales.
Two children are brought in to the South West UK Children’s Burn Centre at Frenchay Hospital with scalds every day.
Some burns can be life-threatening and in some cases the effects can be life-long, and include physical scarring, chronic pain and psychological difficulties.
The new research centre, based at the South West UK Children’s Burns Centre at Frenchay Hospital, Bristol, is led by the University of Bristol in partnership with clinicians and academics at:
North Bristol NHS Trust
University of the West of England (UWE Bristol)
University of Bath
Cardiff University
The centre has been awarded £1.5m over 5 years from the Healing Foundation, a national charity funding research into new surgical and psychological healing techniques for people living with disfigurement.
Each partner has also provided funding, along with the Welsh Government who are contributing £280,000.
The Healing Foundation Centre for Children’s Burns Research will focus on three key strands of research:
The clinical treatment of children with burns, including burn wound management and developing current research looking at smart dressings in partnership with the University of Bath looking at smart dressings which can indicate infection.
Psychological healing and rehabilitation lead by the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) at UWE Bristol to research ways of improving the psychological outcome of burn injury and promote the rehabilitation of children back into school and social networks.
Prevention research building on previous research collaborations between the University of Bristol and Cardiff University to develop programmes to prevent burn and scald injuries to children.
Professor Alan Emond, a senior academic paediatrician, leads the research team, with Dr Amber Young, lead consultant for the South West UK Children’s Burn Centre at Frenchay.
Professor Emond said: “This is an exciting new multi-disciplinary research initiative, which will improve the evidence base for both the prevention and treatment of burns, and train researchers of the future.”
Dr Young said: “The support of the Healing Foundation is a huge accolade for the quality of burns care at Frenchay Hospital and of the research already being undertaken in Bristol and Bath.
“The centre will bring enhanced infrastructure and support allowing innovation and advances in the way we understand and treat burns wounds to ensure that more children can go on to live healthy, happy lives free from the physical and psychological scars of a burn injury.”
Brendan Eley, Chief Executive of the Healing Foundation said: “The team assembled to drive this research programme is world-leading and have beaten very stiff competition, from leading universities and hospitals across the UK, to win this important award.
“We are confident that the work of this centre will deliver real benefits to those children who suffer scalds and burns as well as bring new understanding to how such injuries in the future can be better prevented”.
The Healing Foundation Centre for Children’s Burns Research will move to the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children in 2014 when paediatric services move from Frenchay Hospital.
Ava’s story
The work of the Healing Foundation Centre for Children’s Burns Research will help children like 11-month-old Ava Batten who was rushed to Frenchay Hospital’s Children’s Burns Centre on May 25 with a serious burn on her chest from a cup of tea.
She is now back at home and recovering well but mum Clodagh said it was a frightening experience to see the damage that a cup of tea can do to the skin of young children.
“As parents we always keep hot drinks out of Ava’s reach because we know it can be a risk but a friend placed a cup of tea on the coffee table and Ava came along and tried to drink it, burning her lip and tipping the tea on to her chest.
“We immediately put her under a cold shower to cool the skin down but it was awful to see her skin start to blister.
“Ava is back to her normal happy self, playing and laughing. It has reaffirmed to us the danger of a hot drink around small children.”
Elektryczny zespół trakcyjny EN57-1507 Przewozów Regionalnych z pociągiem Regio 90102/3 „Łyna” relacji Gdynia Główna – Olsztyn Główny na stacji Tczew 31.01.2015
Okay...so I am finally recovered from the holidays and doing some photo filing. I am migrating some stuff over from Photobucket so that I have everything centralized now.
Just some fun photo effects that are out there right now..
Pedaltrain Mini; custom-made power supply.
L-R: TC Electronic Nova Repeater, Jetter Gain Stage Red, MV Electronics Shredhead, CMATMODS Signa Comp
Cables: Klotz cable w/ generic pancake plugs.
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Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy spreads throughout the body. It can affect everything from head to toe.
This is a picture of my own front teeth and what happened to them! They just started falling out! No reason.......
I don't have the money to fix them. I live on social security disability which is very low income. I can barely afford the co-pays for my medicines.
So, what is a person suppose to do?
Do I live the rest of my life without teeth?
Will a stranger donate teeth to me?
This disease can ruin your life AND YOUR FAMILY'S TOO!
Not for the claustrophobic!!
I felt fine when I had this done but some people freaked out. It felt like I was having a mint facial =)
As I was cleaning my folders, I found some old photos that I took few years ago. This is one of them.
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - heart-attack survivors who stop using snus, a Remedial smokeless tobacco, were half as prone to die next couple of years as people who did not, in accordance with a brand new review.Short-Term- The day you consider your first drag of the cigarette you'll notice the