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This image is made up from 30 individual photographs that i stitched together using photoshop. My intention was to achieve a wide angle view of the scene whilst keeping a very shallow depth of field.
Pictured (L to R): Shawn Sides, Laura Cannon, Lana Lesley
Created and produced by Rude Mechanicals (aka Rude Mechs)
Original Production:
April 2 - April 14, 2008 at The Long Center for the Performing Arts Rollins Studio Theater
created by: Rude Mechs
written by: Kirk Lynn
directed by: Shawn Sides
Lighting Design: Brian Scott
Scenic Design: Leliah Stewart
Sound Design: Graham Reynolds
Costume Design: Laura Cannon
Video Design: Lowell Bartholomee and Michael Mergen
Photos by Bret Brookshire
For More Info visit: www.rudemechs.com
here I am using an empty ballpoint pen to score the plastic. Pressing hard on a softish surface will bend the edge up, which makes it easier to slip paper underneath.
For a full description read my blog post on making a slip holder.
This is the reception and accessories sales area for the Bar Method Fitness studio that just opened on the second floor at 3298 Lakeshore.
Using methods of public intervention and video installation, Daniel Canogar's Storming Times Square is born from a desire to have viewers project themselves, literally and metaphorically, onto their immediate environments.
The video display content will be the result of a public participation performance. In the first phase of the project, local Times Square community, distinguished New Yorkers and neighborhood pedestrians crawl over a green-screen surface while being captured by an over-head video camera, which will be turned into a dynamic video animation for September’s Midnight Moment.
Photo Credit: Clint Spaulding for @TSqArts
This Mah Jongg solitaire is designed by me. The method of playing and scoring is different from the ordinary one.
1. Player must either remove a pair of tiles, or one complete set of 4 tiles from the pool. For one pair removed, player scores 1 points whereas for 1 set of tile (4 pieces of the same kind), he/she scores 10 points.
2. He/she would continue untill all tiles are totally removed and he/she would score another 100 points for completing the game.
3.
If a player could remove any two sets of the four winds, he would score 100 points.
If he/she could remove any three sets of the four winds, he would score 1,000 points.
If he/she could remove all the four sets of winds, he would score the Grand Jacpot - 10,000 points and is considered 'game'.
4.
If a player could remove any two sets of the 3 dragons, he would score 300 points.
If he/she could remove all three sets of dragons, he would score the Mini Jackpot- 3,000 points is considered 'game'.
5.
If a player could remove all the two sets of flowers, he would score the Micro Jackpot - 900 points.
**Fort Chadbourne** - National Register of Historic Places Ref # 73001962, date listed 4/2/1973
Address Restricted
Bronte, TX (Coke County)
Fort Chadbourne was a fort established by the United States Army on October 28, 1852, in what is now Coke County, Texas, to protect the western frontier and the Butterfield Overland Mail route. It was named after Lt. T.L. Chadbourne, who was killed in the Battle of Resaca de la Palma. It was defended by Companies A and K of the 8th U.S. Infantry. During the early days of the American Civil War, the fort surrendered to the Confederates on February 28, 1861, even before the Confederate shelling of Fort Sumter, South Carolina, but was reoccupied by federal troops from 1865 to 1867. (1)
Fort Chadbourne began restoration in 2001 with the Enlisted Men’s Barracks (east). An original grant from the Dodge Jones Foundation made this possible. A decision was made to stabilize and reconstruct the original walls using an old method of braces and turnbuckles. By holding the walls in place, where they could no longer fall, the walls could be repositioned and straightened preserving what the 1850 soldiers and stone masons had built. The idea worked, and Richards was awarded the 2003 Preservation Texas Award.
The west barracks was stabilized, but left in a ruin state for comparison. (2)
References (1) Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Chadbourne
(2) Fort Chadbourne fortchadbourne.org/enlisted-mens-barracks.html
Water Lilies 睡蓮 神戸 花鳥園
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A method for picking and eating blue crab is demonstrated at the Chesapeake Bay Program offices in Annapolis, Md., on July 23, 2014. (Photo by Alexander Jonesi/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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Ruth Jack. <3
(Love Elsie Betty paper, Sassafras scraps, cardstock scraps, Brother Sister design studio paper, Making Memories word fetti stickers, Paper Studio fourish-black rub ons, Sandylion Sanrio sticker, making Memories 3d flower embellishment/brad, Basic Grey scraps, Creative Memories journaling marker in black, acrylic paint, postage stamp, photo, black dye ink, Stampabilities Ornate Joy stamp, hardware store mailbox letters)
With this set of 6 pics Eric Lon proposes to stretch the back muscles which are connecting the head and the toes. This is inspired by a French Yoga therapy technique : “ Mézières ”.
Respect the body alignment, and breathe evenly, with longer exhalations.
Via 6 photos propose un étirement des muscles de l’ensemble du plan postérieur : ils sont tous reliés les uns aux autres, de la tête aux pieds.
Le concept de grande chaîne musculaire postérieure a été crée par Françoise Mézières, qui forma des kinésithérapeutes mézièristes.
Eric Lon en fait partie.
Pour en savoir plus, visitez son blog : www.methodemezierestoulon.blogspot.com
You will need a mango, and a knife.
Mangoes are ridiculously expensive in the US, this one cost me like $2.50!
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Although in US grocery stores you will generally find these mangoes, there *are* other kinds. The trick in the following pictures only works on these mangoes!
Other kinds, specially the "hilacha" (fiber) ones, will turn to mush if you try to cut them. The way to eat those is to bite into the skin a little and pull the skin (it comes off easily), then bite into the mango. You can also make a hole near the tip of the mango and squish it with your hands -> instant mango juice.
You can recognize the hilacha mangoes because they turn completely yellow when ripe, not yellow/green/red like this one.