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A man pours cassava into a FAO-sponsored motorized mill in Kabalo, Katanga province Democratic Republic of Congo.
Read more about FAO's emergency activities and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Olivier Asselin. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
red cabbage, shredded carrots, beets, garlic, caraway seeds...in 2 weeks this will be fully ready to eat - great sauerkraut with lots of flavor! GREAT PROBIOTICS!
Project commissioned for Groove bar.
More details here:
www.behance.net/gallery/Groove-(2014)/15053507
This is a simple visual tester that can be used with the 64 Button Shield.
In this video, I'm just randomly pressing buttons and the 64 Button Shield with the Arduino is then sending the button press data using the Arduino's USB serial port into a Processing Sketch on my Mac.
Try it yourself, Mac OS, Windows or Linux. Included you will also find the Processing Sketch. It is very basic so feel free to make changes, I'd love to see what sort of cool things you could come up with!
Geometry generated in Processing using ToxicLibs and rendered in Sunflow vis SunflowAPIAPI using the glass shader.
For this contest I made these exploded views for people better see some hidden work and technics. :)
Opeth - The Twilight is my Robe
"The birds of the sun
Seperates these dark clouds
While the winds of winter sleeps gently around
I am sworn to the oath
To breathe...
At the waters I dwell
The waves are still whispering
Ancient lullabies
I die....
While our mystic brothers still seek
Under your command I will obey
In my vision
You are the embodiment of pure freedom
But through my eyes you are made of stone"
Photo taken at night and heavily post processed. My camera is a rather crappy entry-level and with 200 ISO manages to yield a ridiculous amount of noise in "border-line" situations, such as poor lighting conditions. Nevertheless, I like the "watercolorish" effect I got from it and decided to upload the picture anyways. Cheers!
The altar serving team processes in at the making of deacons in Salisbury Cathedral on Sunday 1 July 2018.
This week for 52 Weeks of 2011 the theme was "Processing, before and after"... this is the after, most done in Lightroom. The after is below.
The wall to the right was inch thick old plaster over brick. It was studded and drywalled which made room for the light switch and gave an even surface for mounting cabinets. After the studs were up but before it was drywalled, DD#3 signed her name and drew pictures on the wall. :)
DH did most of the painting. Here he has started putting primer on the ceiling.