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!!! This doesn't make any sense, and I just woke up this morning, but let me try to explain:
This pic was sent to me from Danbo in her process of time travel! At least that what it said in her email. She somehow sent me a pic with a camera she took with her before she left.
I still don't really know what exactly is going on, but it looks like Danbo will still be in touch.
Anyway, Danbo says sorry for the fuzzy image. She also says she can't fully process her pictures that good.I was just glad that she was ok.
At the end of her email, she said this:
"If I ever come back, tell Domo he owes me five dollars. Ok, bye bye". /:)
And that was it. Suddenly, a few questions came up in my head. How can she send me an email in a time travel sequence? How does she have this "connection"? Why does Domo owe Danbo money?
I don't know if these questions will ever be answered, or even thought upon in the future, but what I do know is that Danbo will still be in touch with us! :D
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Mark Explaining how the excess air that is generated is used to power different systems on the plane. Here Mark Mitcheson explains how air is used to power the air conditioning unit.
This air conditioning unit was on the outside of the unit where it's non-pressurized. Many systems on the 'outside' of the plane just under it's shell and are outside of the actual pressurized cabin.
Art Institute of Chicago, Grant Park, Chicago, IL
Grant Wood (1891–1942)
American Gothic, 1930
Oil on beaverboard
"In August 1930, Grant Wood visited Eldon, Iowa, where he saw a modest residence built in the 1880s in a style known as Carpenter Gothic. The house inspired the painter to imagine its residents: an insular Victorian pair cloning to old values, or 'American Gothic people,' as he described them. Wood asked his dentist, Dr. B. H. McKeeby, and his sister, Nan Wood, to serve as the models for the farmer and his unmarried daughter. He constructed the painting to convey the couple's gendered roles, pairing the man with a pitchfork to suggest his labor, and placing houseplants behind the woman as a symbol of her domesticity. When it was exhibited at the Art Institute on December 1930, American Gothic was an immediate popular sensation, in time becoming one of the most iconic—and most parodied—paintings of the 20th century." (exhibit text)
The Cardo, Jewish Quarter, Old City, Jerusalem, Israel
The Cardo (or Cardo Maximus) was a paved avenue approximately 22.5 meters wide with a colonnade. It was built during the Roman Period (2nd-3rd centuries CE) and served as Jerusalem's main commercial avenue for almost 500 years.
"Many Roman cities had a Cardo – a grand main thoroughfare flanked by two rows of columns, bisecting the city from north to south. The Cardo was the main commercial avenue of Jerusalem for almost 500 years.
The northern section remnants date to the Roman period (2nd - 3rd centuries C.E.). The southern section remnants date to the Byzantine period (6th century C.E.). Jerusalem's Cardo is portrayed on the ancient mosaic floor of a church in Medaba, Jordan."
Lectern in the Form of an Eagle
Brass
Attributed to Aert van Tricht the Elder
South Lowlands, Limburg, Maastricht, about 1500
From the church of Saint Peter at Louvain
Boppard Room, The Cloisters of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fort Tryon Park, New York, NY
Before explaining the 5 "tones" of the T5, its worth mentioning that there are 3 pickups in the guitar. One is a stacked humbucker underneath the neck, the visisble stacked humbucker, and a high-frequency body sensor inside the guitar.
The T5's 5-way switch toggles between these 5 modes:
1. Acoustic - by enabling special, extra sensitive body sensor (for the highs) and the neck pickup hidden (for the "body").
2. Neck humbucker all by itself - similar to the first, but without the body sensor; you get a warmer-rounder tone.
3. Bridge humbucker all by itself - this already is basically how an regular electric guitar would sound.
4. Neck and bridge pickups in parallel.
5. Neck and bride pickups in series.
The two last positions are just a matter of "voicing." Suffice to say, the 5th is the fullest fattest sound. Of course there are also uses for the 4th. Personally, the 4th for me is great for getting the "a more defined, less rounded sound" which is useful for making rhythm tracks "cut through the mix" - as opposed to the "fat full" sound of the 5th which is useful for solos or uber heavy rhythm tracks.
There are indeed uses for all positions.
It explains it all, some people should just not be on the road! Interesting way to start the morning of thats for sure. So on this one i wanted to switch it up a bit. Been free styling everything lately and realized that i've been sticking to the same kinda y's so changed it up a bit.
Sriwan Janehuttakarnkit is a painter who was born and studies in Bangkok. She now live in the country side of Chiangsaen district, Chiangrai province .
In studio A explaining a great idea to my fellow classmates.
Radio Arts and Entertainment
BCIT Broadcast building
Paul Gilbert, deputy manager for the Flight Programs and Partnerships Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, speaks to the NASA Social group about the Marshall Center's contributions to Orion's first flight. The Orion spacecraft launched aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta IV heavy lift rocket on December 5. The Marshall Center designed and built the spacecraft adapter that connected Orion to the Delta IV rocket. NASA hosted a multi-center NASA Social, inviting social media users from across the United States to visit the various centers to learn about Orion's first flight.
PMP Trainer explaining each concept in detail to all the participants during PMP Certification Training in Jeddah in October 2011.
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Keisha explains the process to Athan at ACE Avatar Maker inside Windtraders at Pandora - The World of AVATAR in Disney's Animal Kingdom Park.
From left: Eric, Luigi, Sarah, Andre, Phanna, Ryan, Kristin, Dawn, May, Katie, Christina, and Akiko.
Which of the three do you like best? I need to choose which one to print really big and hang in the Explainers' Lounge!