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janinebeangallery with art works by Anna Borowy, Tanja Selzer, Marco Reichert and Peter-Simon Mühlhäußer
Switching to a CMOS-based 555 chip (here a TS555IN) gives nearly perfect square waves at about 83 kHz, compared to about 75 kHz using the same circuit and a regular NE555. Frequency in Hz from inverse of (2 microseconds per division * 6 divisions for a wavelength) - confirmed by frequency count on a digital multimeter.
It also reduced current consumption from about 9 millamps to about 1.5 milliamps.
This is a 'test' render, displaying good caustic dynamics with POV ray. A free ray tracer. It does a good job rendering photons etc quickly. Im in the process of animating th lens to display dynamics in raytracing. (to simulate exactly what a magnifing glass does under sunlight.)
A technique I created using the BA monopod on the BA M21, to have a sniper lying on his side, looking directly down the scope.
After I got my first order of Brickarms, I finally decided to mod one. This was simple, just try it. I cut off a scope from one of those dorky star wars laser pistols and glued it on top. It was a little messy, but I managed to disguise it fairly well with a little black Games Workshop paint.
100x
nrbc, lymph, band (neutrophil)
here's a handy chart i found if you have no clue what this is:
www.irvingcrowley.com/cls/maturation.htm. everything on the bottom line is normal (~10 bands is ok, too). everything above it is immature and BAD NEWS.
found carved in wood end cheaks: "scope+x0x, best friends for eva!"
I felt better this afternoon and played a little bit with sound.
The Scopes Trial took place in the Rhea County Courthouse (above), located in Dayton, Tennessee, which apparently hasn’t changed a whole lot since 1925. That legal battle was considered "The Trial of the Century," that is until another famous trial in another small town (Flemington, NJ) stole the title: The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Trial of 1935.