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Models: Jacob Mohr, Bailey Paquin, and myself.
Taken in Wal-Mart on a Friday night after energy drinks and candy.
(c) Shelby Moore, 2010.
More loose interpretations of melodies on the Ibanez RD 727. A kind co-worker installed these fabulous new DiMarzio pickups in it for me.
I've always loved "Aieliaria And Everonn" by Helstar.
Dane Castle plays Willum Cubbert and Tom Stephan plays Axel Hammond.
"The Nerd"
A comedy by Larry Shue
Live on stage at Weathervane Playhouse in Akron, Ohio, from April 28 to May 15, 2011
Directed by Rohn Thomas
What would you do if someone you’re supposed to admire shows up suddenly at your birthday party and then refuses to leave? That’s the central premise of The Nerd, a hilarious, hijink-packed comedy.
Set in Terre Haute, Indiana, in late 1981, "The Nerd" introduces us to the hysterical dilemma of a young architect named Willum Cubbert, a long-suffering yet straight-shooting man. We learn that Willum was a soldier in Vietnam before he became a successful architect, and he feels deeply indebted to a mysterious stranger named Rick Steadman. After being seriously wounded in battle, Rick saved Willum’s life. And because he was unconscious during this daring rescue, Willum has never really met Rick. Consequently, Willum is delighted when Rick shows up unexpectedly at his apartment in Terre Haute on the night of his 34th birthday party. However, Rick’s uncouth manner and his inappropriate behavior threaten to throw the happy occasion into serious shambles. It turns out that Rick is a stupid "nerd" who overstays his welcome with a vengeance. Have you ever heard the saying that “fish and houseguests stink after three days?” "The Nerd" pays humorous homage to that clever maxim!
(All photos in this set were shot by Scott Diese.)
From Urbanthreads design.
Embroidered on a polo for my physics major brother. Screen of calculator embroidered with glow in the dark thread, so it glows! I'm hoping he will be in a lecture when they turn the lights out and someone points it out to him. =)
Up for a game of bowling, age 10 (I think). I was still blonde then. Now I don't have any hair at all. Sigh
WARNING: Text below exposes the extreeme nerdiness of the author. If you are content in the belief that I am a sane and stable human being, ignore this picture and do not read any further.
So, this collage kindof sums up a small portion of my wind tunnel tests this past semester. While this wasn't the goal of the project, I can't help but sic the computer on what I'm doing. So, I put OVERFLOW to work.
This is Mach 4 flow over a cone-flare model (the flow is from right to left...European style, I know...but that's how my camera was set up and it would take too long to make it 'right'...). The top image is the computational grid, the second image is the computed prediction of the density of the air, the third picture is a schlieren photo of the model, and the fourth has the CFD picture scaled and superimposed on the schlieren picture.
(the regions in the schlieren picture change color indicate a change in density of the air, so the fact that the lines in the photo nearly line up with the color boundaries on the CFD prediction indicates that the computer got it right)
This is run in a low Reynolds number wind tunnel and the model is small, so laminar boundary layers are probably reasonable. The CFD seems to think so anyway. My jaw hit the floor when I saw the comparison. My (albeit brief) experience with this type of shock-boundary layer interaction has been that the computer cannot predict the separation location right...and it nearly nailed it here.
Hopefully I'll get around to posting some more cool looking schlieren pictures from this project...I'll try to spread out the dorkfest though...I don't want to get anyone sick, just in case it is contaigous...
Bird nerd design. Love your feathered friends. © Andi Bird All Rights Reserved.
www.zazzle.com/bird_nerd_black_white-235367053847167732
skreened.com/andibird/bird-nerd-black
www.redbubble.com/people/andibird/works/9567993-bird-nerd...
DARK:
Sprites drawn on paper (circa end of the 80's). Some were copied from the TV screen from other games, others created by myself.
Most have the corresponding decimal/hex written on the page to be later used with source code.
James Lynch as Rick Steadman
"The Nerd"
A comedy by Larry Shue
Live on stage at Weathervane Playhouse in Akron, Ohio, from April 28 to May 15, 2011
Directed by Rohn Thomas
What would you do if someone you’re supposed to admire shows up suddenly at your birthday party and then refuses to leave? That’s the central premise of "The Nerd," a hilarious, hijink-packed comedy.
Set in Terre Haute, Indiana, in late 1981, "The Nerd" introduces us to the hysterical dilemma of a young architect named Willum Cubbert, a long-suffering yet straight-shooting man. We learn that Willum was a soldier in Vietnam before he became a successful architect, and he feels deeply indebted to a mysterious stranger named Rick Steadman. After being seriously wounded in battle, Rick saved Willum’s life. And because he was unconscious during this daring rescue, Willum has never really met Rick. Consequently, Willum is delighted when Rick shows up unexpectedly at his apartment in Terre Haute on the night of his 34th birthday party. However, Rick’s uncouth manner and his inappropriate behavior threaten to throw the happy occasion into serious shambles. It turns out that Rick is a stupid "nerd" who overstays his welcome with a vengeance. Have you ever heard the saying that “fish and houseguests stink after three days?” "The Nerd" pays humorous homage to that clever maxim!
(All photos in this set were shot by Scott Diese.)
A very very old theme. Nerd. So I started thinking, what is a Nerd. I think a nerd is a normal guy, that does everything a little different and preferably digital enhanced.... Therefore I took the Nerd (who happens to look like me) for a stroll in the park.
What I really liked about these pictures was the sound (cannot call it talking...) that local people make when you are in the park with a computer!!
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