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Still doing a few tests and learning the ropes. Overnight I did do the exam for Transport Canada "Basic Pilot Certification" and passed, now I can focus.
Full screen with this and volume ON. 😉
Wanting to go lower but was hesitant. Now I know what it'll do and how responsive it is over water...not the same as over land.
Have some Gradient ND filters on the way for the gimbal to handle the handle the highlights in the sky...then test test test some more. lol
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Poles 1-3 sealed and attached.
Poles 4-6 should be done today and hopefully 7-10 by this week’s end.
Then I just have to level them and possibly carve my mountain design in the poles. We shall see how ambitious I feel.
The second year of the $32 million Viking Rd interchange is proceeding pretty quickly. IA27 is being lowered 24 feet to pass under Viking Road. The northern half of the bridge over IA27 is shown here. PCI is building the bridge abutments. I'm not sure if a center pier is going to be built. what's amazing is the retaining walls are steel I-beams pounded by driver, with wood blocks between the beams. Then they horizontally bore tiebacks thru pre drilled holes in the beams into the earth wall. Lastly a reinforced concrete facing is poured with the reinforcing steel tied into the tiebacks and beams. I think this method is called Soldier Pile Wall. I was amazed when I talked to some engineers last Fall when they told me the wood portion of these walls was left in place permanently.
John promises a great big beautiful tomorrow. This show is one of the longest running stage shows in American History. It's a classic in our household.
Doesn't look like progress u say? LOL The floor has been sanded! When we took the carpet out the floor seemed to have a black stain which sanded off much easier than the floor in the green room. The floor in front of the closet had paint and other stuff on it that was harder to sand off. A quick shot of part of the stairway shows paint on the stairs that I will be removing. We hired someone to drywall around the windows on the stairway landing. I vote that we get scaffolding when it is time to paint that 18 ft high window.
#deepdream art progress starting with a double exposure image, the second image has been put through 'DreamScope' Trippy Filter just once and the last image is a mix of B&W images and layered deepdream filters
Painted functioning wooden clocks -- in progress.
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this is the hair for my clyde logan. Im currently working on his body, and i thought i should share progress to anyone who might see this.
I made this very simply, using some tools i found around the house.(im new to the minifig customization business so i dont have all the good tools). i sanded down a harry potter minifigure hairpiece on the top and front then used scissors to take the part hanging down in the front off. Yes, scissors. I dont have any hobby knives. please tell me what you think in comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Harvey Mandel / Electronic Progress
Trackliste:
- Baby Batter - 3:45
- Midnight Sun - 6:15
- One Way Street - 4:20
- Morton Grove MaMa - 4:53
- Freedom Ball 6:15
- El Stinger - 7:15
- Hank The Ripper - 5:11
(All tracks by Harvey Mandel)
Larry Taylor - Bass [Fender Bass]
Big Black - Congas
Colin Bailey - Drums
Paul Lagos - Drums
Harvey Mandel - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Emil Richards - Percussion
Sandra Crouch - Tambourine
Howard Wales - Organ, Electric Piano
Mike Melvoin - Organ, Electric Piano
Recorded at A&M Studios, London
sleeve design: Helmut Wenske
Label: Bellaphon Records / 1976
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
I'm reading a book right now about how the transcontinental railroad changed the face - and future - of America. Its hard today to imagine the magnitude of the task undertaken by those men. 2000 miles of track through an uncharted wilderness with no permanent human settlements, crossing three separate mountain ranges and all of this just 30 years after the world's first commercial railway.
It was a feat of engineering on a scale unlike anything which had ever previously been attempted, ultimately cutting the journey from the east coast to California from a minimum of six arduous months to just under a week.
A Southern masked weaver busy with the beginnings of his nest. It was fascinating to watch him weave the grass strands in and out.
Seen in the nature garden in Montagu.
detail of the last work in progress i am working on. The photo is a detail. Worked on this 3 days ago and not since but hope to soon.
mixed media on canvas -
steel, canvas, wine corks, Croatian belt, grandma's embroidery, old clothes, paint, Turkish Glass Beads.
@by Diane M. Kramer
Still in love. You know you how when you make a square or whatever and you are not that in love with it but you keep it anyway? Well there were a couple that I made (that were in the original pic) that I was just not feeling. I was obsessing on whether to keep'em or rip'em out. If I were to rip, I thought, that would be work kinda of wasted, but they were STILL driving me crazy. So rip rip away!!
I feel much better now! You know that feeling!
Made some progress on Penny tonight. I switched brands of paint and it worked sooooo much better. I haven't mastered the spray-on sealant (having issues with that still), so I borrowed a better mask from a friend and just used the Army Painter. So far she's looking pretty good. Some mistakes as usual, but overall I think I'm getting better. I'm getting better at controlling the flow of the airbrush, so now I just need to practice applying the paint evenly.
Almost all the purple is done! Next up is the black and a few other airbrush details, then I'll finish up with pastel and glitter and hand work. She is going to have lots of tattoos and piercings. :3
A good bit of progres on the Audi yesterday. Various prep jobs completed and new wing now in place.
The panel gaps aren't bad, but could do with some fine tuning. I'll ask the pros to sort that though, the wing will need to come off again anyway as it needs a couple of patches welding where the leading edge of the wing sits.
This shot shows the allegorical figure of 'Progress', 14 feet in height, atop the central dome of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. She carries a copper gilt flaming torch in her right hand, and her left hand holds a winged wheel which rests at her side. (Source: Christopher London, Bombay Gothic, IBH, 2002. ISBN 8175083298)
Description: Possible map of World War I troop progress in December 1914. Likely location of British soldiers in France.
Note: Map with tactile elements for use by the blind.
Creator: unknown, England
Date: 1914-1918
Format: map
Digital Identifier: MAPS-00026
Rights: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA
Doesn't look like a lot, but today's livestream yielded some good progress. In 5 hours or so, I rebuilt the front end a few times to get the winch installed and working, reinforced the transfer case, and got the majority of the bumper assembled. Going to be livestreaming again tomorrow, goal for tomorrow is to finish the front bumper, rough in the rear tire carrier, and start work on the roll cage that the rest of the body will attach to!
The Twin Ports region gets visitors from all over the world, but while there are frequent visitors from a handful of companies there’s still a unique arrival here and there. Case in point, we were treated to the Vectis Progress which had arrived with a cargo of structural steel that came in from Antwerp, Belgium before departing in ballast for her next destination of Hamilton, Ontario farther down the Great Lakes system. Delivered to the Carisbrooke Shipping company in October 2012 from a yard in China, she was quite a nice change from the FedNav and Polsteam vessels we usually get.