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I was a little too young for this movie when it came out but pretty soon the movies of my childhood will become slot machines...
I believe there may actually be two Mystery Machines here in Lincoln. This one happened to be parked in College View when I stopped to drop some BookCrossing books at The Mill.
One Machine supporting The Agonist at Camden Underworld. -----------------------------
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She managed to find the perfect time machine that transported her 20 years back in time. And on top of that, the machine revamped the innocent smile of childhood.
Foundry workers machining a large propeller.
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Julian Franklin taught the kids all about Simple Machines in an exciting program with lots of audience participation!
An image intended to capture the motion and shapes in a machine shop. Any specific thoughts on improving future captures or upgrading this image by post processing are appreciated.
This year, we are creating a Time Machine at Pataphysical Studios, with a world-class team of of artists, makers, engineers and multimedia innovators.
This interactive art exhibit invites you to travel through time and meet characters from the past, present and future. We hope to intrigue, enchant and engage visitors in a playful experience that combines interactive art, multimedia theater and technology.
These first designs illustrate the experience we are creating. We will invite our guests to go through a short interactive ritual during their visit: walk around the exhibit, step into a magic portal, pick a time to visit, travel to that time, meet its characters and return back to the present.
This is the most complex art project we have ever created together. We are now working in teams to design and build different parts of the Time Machine, making interactive art with lights, sound and motion powered by Arduino and Raspberry Pi -- as well as producing short videos of the different times you will travel to.
We're all excited about our next collective art project and can’t wait to see what it will look like in a year!
View more photos of our work in progress on the Time Machine:
bit.ly/time-machine-photo-album
Watch our 3D fly through video of the Time Machine:
bit.ly/time-machine-video-3d-model-1
Read our design spec for the Time Machine:
bit.ly/time-machine-design-spec
View our design slides for the Time Machine:
bit.ly/time-machine-design-slides
Learn more about Pataphysical Studios:
March 26, 2011
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I was going through some old boxes in the basement and was excited to find this. It is a portable (and very manual) adding machine that would have been used before caculators were available/affordable. Based on an Internet search, it appears this is from 1955. I think my great aunt gave it to me when I was a kid to play with.
Opening reception, SPACES, Feb 11, 2011
Embroidery Workshop by Rebecca Joy Garcia
photo by Heather Rose Hileman
In the early years of our marriage, my wife and I would go
around to visit my mom and dad for dinner every Sunday.
Note the old wringer washing machine in the kitchen at left.
It's a nice, large caliber machine gun designed to give a special greeting to all the good little hostile targets.
A picture of a screw machine I took while on site at a customer's. The machine is one sold by the company I work for, so I had an excuse to take a picture. If I could get away with it, I'd take hundreds of pictures in a machine shop. Seriously interesting looking stuff.
July 28th, 2013 - Rockstar Mayhem Festival 2013 at DTE Energy Music Theatre, Clarkston, Michigan. Credit: Chris Schwegler. www.schwegweb.com
Not man enough to brave the well below freezing temps, I opted to use my “old man” card and get my four-mile hike in wandering around Town Center Mall. Of course, I took a camera with me and once I saw how many vending machines there are in the mall, I decided to make that my photo project of the day. Sometimes you got to make your own fun.