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Professor Ulrike Wegst set up a materials discovery lab for Thayer School’s annual Engineering Open House.
Photo by Mayellen Matson
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Dad is still okay, I guess, but he’s getting a little more confused and forgetful. Staying with him full-time has been such a blessing for both of us. I have been keeping busy helping Dad do things that he just can’t do. Now that they are just about done, I feel he’s starting to let go. There’s not as much for him to think about. He read the whole paper today, but couldn’t get past one page in his book that he wants to read. Sometimes during the day he is very lucid, and sometimes he just sits and stares into space, then talks out loud to himself. His medication hasn’t been increased, so the reason may be the slow progression of cancer or just plain getting old. I hope Dad has a good time at our family get together in two weeks to help him celebrate turning 91.
As I care for my dad and watch him slip away, I can’t help crying. He means everything to me. As the time gets closer I am not going to write about it…I don’t think, for fear the tears will short out my laptop.
For now, I’m trying to keep myself busy with my own unfinished projects, just to keep my mind occupied. It’s getting harder to get out to take my picture of the day. So, try as I will to be creative in this house and yard.
So far, I have finished one project, a holiday table centerpiece. Maybe I’ll try to take a picture of it on another day.
Today I have been working on gifts for the Hospice nurse, night nurse, social worker. Maybe tomorrow I’ll show you the finished project.
More of my stuff. The Chinese fabric is a gift from Evan. The fisherman has been in the house for years and years.
Materiale liberamente utilizzabile per uso stampa/tv/web purché venga citata la fonte “Nucleo Documentazione Anpas Toscana”
Axle box cover on Stokes weight-relieving bogie, Cowans Sheldon 50 ton breakdown crane MP4 (1930).
L M & S Ry
While I was watching a Brown Thrasher bringing nest materials to a brush pile, I spotted this Carolina Chickadee at work a few feet away.
I think it was getting goat hair from sticks or barbed wire in this pasture where goats feed regularly. The bird kept adding to the amount in its beak until the whole front of its head was obscured. While it was pulling at the material, it had its tail cocked high like a wren or gnatcatcher.
April 1, 2012, Lake Shenandoah, Rockingham County, Virginia.
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RAINBOW BLANKET
Materials: Heirloom/Bendigo Cotton 8ply in 12 colours
I used my stash of 200g balls in each colour.
If you use 50g balls I estimate approximately 1 to 1.5 x 50g balls of each colour; depending on size of blanket, and your tension/gauge.
Hook: 4mm
Size: 86.4 x 86.4cm (34 x 34in) (excluding the edging)
Tension/Gauge: 2.5 fans/shells over 10cm (4in)
The pattern is written in British Crochet terms, but it is easy to follow and easy to convert to US Crochet terms.
Taken at Wollaton Hall, April 2015.
Wollaton Hall has a collection of managed deer within their parkland. Although I've seen other peoples photos of jackdaws collecting fur from deer, to this point I'd never witnessed it. I was pleased on this occasion, to not only see them, but to photograph it as well, and not one but two of them, They made several trips, so presumably had a very cosy nest as a result.
Old iron scrap from the blacksmiths' forge at Touchstone. I used a lot of this in the work that I made while as "artist in residence" there.
Today Fuu helped me sort through some forgotten fabric I found in a cupboard! I have TONNES of the stuff - must be at least 150 different prints!
Time for some dresses, me thinks...
A designer friend makes some great things from recycled materials. This is one of a project of 100 robots.
1. Tulle
2. silk flowers
3. satin ribbon(for wrapping stem)
4. sheer or satin ribbons
5. green floral tape
6. leaves
7. wire snips/cutters
8. 24 gauge wire (thinner gauge for tulle & ribbon)
9. 22 gauge wire (for flowers)
10. glue gun with glue
Material arreplegat a la intervenció arqueològica del carrer Joanot Martorell 2 a octubre de 2003.
Font: Memòria arqueològica de P. Armengol i R. Martínez.
Cisco Office Wall Freeze.
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An open day was held at the National Track Materials Recycling Cente - Whitemoor (NTMRC) on Sunday 14th August 2011
Selection of CAT Equipment
Ms. Tami's been collecting new items for the sensory table! Story Time participants LOVE this table because they get to scoop and pour and use their senses to explore. Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Nuevos colores y nuevos materiales, con la misma calidad de siempre. Estampados disponibles en diferentes colores. Pueden ser brillante o mate.
Still experimenting with material flowers ... wanted to make a pair of earrings, and of course i still think the flowers are a bit too big (even though these are the smallest flowers i have made to date)
trying to get them smaller and smaller ... still not quite there yet ... will keep on trying though!
Submitted February 2011 to the "operation tackle that bead stash!" Blog
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The Red Cross Society donated slate to repair the houses of civilians in the village of Kuhari, which were damaged by shelling during the occupation in March 2022. The Red Cross has already donated nails, concrete, asbestos, etc. for restoration, the slate is the last part of the aid to the villagers.