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Liten to some awesome 80s psychadelia: The Cure - Friday I'm In Love (Official Video)
Inventiods doesn't like the tabs that stick out from his Moleskine, so he created this cool inverted index tab hack.
We were discussing a quick tool to do this. I wondered if a regular hole punch would work well enough.
While the semi-circle isn't as spiffy looking, it uses a readily available tool, and doesn't have the right angles that fray at the edges.
I tried it on an archived Moleskine - how's that for sacrificing for the cause? I'm holding about 15 pages that were punched on the same line in this picture. The diameter of the hole punched by a standard hole puncher is exactly the as the width of one of the lines on a Large Ruled Moleskine.
This reminds me of what large dictionaries do.
Personally, I use a number of different tabbing methods:
- removable tabs that stick out for critical lists (next action, project, blog posts, etc.)
- permanent tabs that stick out for calendar pages
- a bookdart for a page of personal information that I don't include in the index (so I can have it marked while I use the notebook, but disappear when it's finished),
- filing circles folded in half over certain index pages
I do like the idea of adding functionality without having to use up office supplies.
A White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis), clinging to the underside of a tree trunk, at Kumeyaay Lake, in San Diego, CA.
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A skydiver in a harness hangs inverted against a pale desert floor, with an airstrip and a grid of buildings far below. The wing edge at the top frames the fall, and the sharp horizon gives a sense of altitude.
Strobist: sunpak 26dx, triggered by ebay trigger, set at1/16 bouncing of a white reflector positioned as a backdrop, minilite 200 with transparent umbrella, positioned camera right aimed at right front corner of vase set at half power, triggered by slave cell.
Perspective AC electric freight locomotive 2ÐС11 was developed by the Ural Locomotives (Sinara Transport Machines). In contrast to previous modern models of the Malachite family (8800 kW AC electric 2ÐС7 and DC electric 2ÐС10) it slightly less powered (8000 kW) but has electrical equipment including power inverters on IGBTs and asynchronous traction motors all made in Russia that replaced ceased components produced by Siemens.
Fractal based on iterating z(n+1)=(phi^z(n)-(-phi)^n)/sqrt(5), where phi=(sqrt(5)+1)/2 is the golden ratio. This is the Binet closed form formula for Fibonacci numbers for positive integer values of z. The complex plane has been inverted w=1/z for this picture, making infinity the center point. The color denotes the number of iterations until the value becomes infinite at Matlab's numerical precision. Note the dark blue "clouds": points starting here converge towards 1 instead.
(Don't worry, this one's only 6.25 megapixels.)
I was trying to do an enhanced colour version, kind of like this one, but the colours weren't very pleasing to the eye (to be quite honest, it looked like a radioactive pizza). So, instead, I added an inverted layer and tinkered around with the blending modes until I came up with this.
There isn't really any scientific value in viewing the moon this way, but it does emphasise the ejecta rays from the younger impact craters like Tycho and Copernicus.
The technical details of how this image was taken can be found with the original, unenhanced 20 megapixel version.
A statue of Joseph Priestley in Chamberlain Square outside Birmingham Central Library, the largest non-national library in Europe, designed by John Madin, its inverted ziggurat form is a powerful example of the Brutalist style.
A new library has been built in Centenary Square and this building is now being demolished as part of the redevelopment of Paradise Circus.
Simply a photo looking up at sea grass near the island's shore, It looks far more interesting once i flipped the image upside down.
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