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Change is important. So is progress. When you figure out how to make the one lead to the other, you win at life. It's that simple.

 

Best viewed large: www.flickr.com/photos/lopiccolo/3861666526/sizes/l/

 

Strobist: 580EXII in shoot-thru umbrella and thanks to my sister Andrea, for the photo assist.

 

A Unified Command (L.A. City, L.A. County and Burbank) assisted by Automatic Aid agencies battled the Universal Studios blaze. Over 400 total Firefighters from the combined agencies were committed to the fire attack. © Photos by Juan Guerra

Progress on the front and centre modules of 6029.

Trooper for son on my needles now

Jonah and Reuben digging on a blowhole we found at night using a Tamarisk320 passive infrared camera. We dug it open to find a ~100 foot long cave with a low crawlway needing further digging, but blowing air.

some parts still missing, build as far as I could with the parts I had

Finally!

 

This is our pet parrot Moosy. After getting my hands litterally ripped apart, he's finally decided to give us a break and make truce. We give him sunflower seeds; and he promises he'll think about letting us keep our ears.

 

This photo is dedicated to Alex and his bird (and friend) Tasi.

 

Thats Lua's arm its on. HMPF! I spend weeks trying to get it on mine and it just hops onto hers. Bloody smooth talking perv parrot. >:(

Lambert Shading and Bezier Curve evaluators. My my, I have smart friends. Andrew Bell, one of the newest Barbarians, helped me understand a bit more about vectors and tutored me into creating a basic Lambert shader for the flowfields. They are tuned down a bit for this image, but they are there when I need them. And dear old Ryan Alexander (oddly a friend of Andrew Bell's from an older job) helped me get the bezier evaluator in place. You might notice the curves on this image are very very smooth compared to the previous versions. Ryan gave me some code to allow for bezier interpolation with my original set of points. It runs a good deal slower, but makes for better large scale images for print.

 

Check out the large size.

BRITISH PROGRESS

 

GBR

 

Owners:

 

Port of Reg:

 

IDNo:7319682

 

Year:1973

 

Name:BRITISH PROGRESS

 

Keel:

 

Type:Tanker

 

Launch Date:12.5.73

 

Flag:GBR

 

Date of completion:10.73

 

Tons:117536

 

Link:1919

 

DWT:224999

 

Yard No:845

 

Length overall:330.0

 

Ship Design:

 

LPP:314.1

 

Country of build:NLD

 

Beam:48.8

 

Builder:Nederlandsche D&SB

 

Material of build:

 

Location of yard:Amsterdam

 

Number of

screws/Mchy/

 

Speed(kn):1ST-16

 

Naval or paramilitary marking :

A:*

End:1985

 

Subsequent History:

[aft launched 24.2.73]

 

Disposal Data:

BU Kaohsiung 5.3.85 [Bar Guan Steel & Iron]

 

Details: Mirimar Index

 

Photo Credits: Unknown Source or whereabouts of the photographer.If it is yours please let us know

and we will attribute the credits in your name.

 

French Quarter

New Orleans, Louisiana

As you can see I am not too much further than my last progress shot of this devil puzzle,

Either I have not figured out how to assemble a puzzle in a timely manner, or I am not cut out to be a puzzler.

In comments I posted my last update. As you can see not too much progress.

In all fairness I don't sit down and spends hours working on it. But sometimes I sit here about an hour and only find 4 or 5 pieces. Grrrrrrrrr.

And this is only a 750 pc puzzle. Can't imagine these people on here that do 5000 pc puzzles in a few days.

Soweto, South Africa, © 1998

decluttr

negative film, make unknown

trying to take some advice from holycow.

i don't know that im feeling the idea of putting trash folder icons etc. but totally agree it needs to communicate more.

what you all think?

Future Jackson House

San Antonio, TX

FINALLY! Hopefully I'll finish the back today :)

C-belt progress - sewing things together

work in progress

Acrylic and more on paper

 

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Progress es mi nuevo fanzine publicado por Jerseys para los Monos.

Un acordeón de 8 páginas serigrafiado a dos tintas sobre papel Daler & Rowney de 220 gr.

Protegido por una funda también serigrafiada, en una edición limitada a 30 copias numeradas.

Estará disponible en el puesto del Print Club en el festival ELCAF, que se celebra el día 17 de junio en el Village Underground: www.elcaf.co.uk/

También disponible en www.jerseysparalosmonos.com

y en www.manugrinon.bigcartel.com

 

Progress is my new zine, published by Jerseys para los Monos.

8 pages concertina, printed in two inks on Daler & Rowney 220 gm paper.

Comes inside a screenprinted sleeve, in a limited edition of 30 hand numbered copies.

It will be available at the Print Club stall at ELCAF, which will take place next thursday 17th june at Village Underground, London: www.elcaf.co.uk/

Also available from www.jerseysparalosmonos.com and www.manugrinon.bigcartel.com

Take That.

Manchester, Saturday June 4th.

City of Manchester Stadium.

scene from the "Carousel of Progress" in Tomorrowland.

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