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October 07th, 2013
Finally mounted a Nikon P-223 scope with a Wilson Combat quick-release scope mount on my modern sporting rifle (MSR) and fine-tuning the sight-in at the 100-yard line at Frontier Sportsman's Club - Fountain range.
I did okay with iron sights at 100 yards (and beyond), but a good optic makes a vast difference in hitting small spots 100 yards and beyond.
Used hand-loads consisting of Lake City brass, 24.0 grains of IMR 4895 powder, CCI 41 small rifle primers, and some generic 55 grain blemished FMJ bullets. The results were sub-MOA at 100-yards with the Rock River Arms AR-15.
Timed, self-portrait early Monday morning...
We say "I love you" about 50 times a day, for about 8 years now. And we never tire of hearing it. However I think people around us sometimes gag.
Here is a Time lapse of one of my imaging session's on my trip to Galloway taken 07.11.13 with Canon 1000d and around 1900 frames.
My 13.1" homebuilt dobsonian telescope disassembles to fit in a regular suitcase. The telescope is fully motorized in Alt/Azm using stepper motors driven by Onstep. The red box in the suitcase houses the electronics for reading the mirror/air temperature, driving the mirror cooling fan, and operating the wireless microfocuser (all of which is done by an Arduino UNO board).
Pink cast for a week, after 3 weeks of open hole still draining... Dr is trying a cast to prevent movement so maybe the hole will close....
Pink cast for a week, after 3 weeks of open hole still draining... Dr is trying a cast to prevent movement so maybe the hole will close....
This scope combines infrared and visible light cameras with a miniature passive radar system to find your enemies on the battle field no matter where they try to hide!
I'll get back to you on the code...
PNCA presents its first juried alumni exhibition in the Swigert Commons. This exhibition provides a rare opportunity for PNCA and the Portland cultural community to see the scope of contemporary art, craft, and design by alumni from PNCA’s Bachelor of Fine Arts and Masters of Fine Arts programs. It offers the viewer the opportunity to become an institutional archaeologist, to dig down through the accumulated strata of object, image, and idea to get at the cultural DNA of the College. For alumni, it is an appropriate homecoming or completion of a circle.
Juried Alumni Artists
Delaney Allen, MFA VS ’10
Yothin Amnuayphol ’88
Carl Annala ’87
Ray Barrett, MFA VS ’11
Pat Boas ’98
Allison Bruns ’07
Rebecca Campbell ’94
Thomas Conway ’06
Anne Crumpacker, MFA ACD ’11
Tamara English ’04
Eliza Fernand ’06
Jessalyn Haggenjos ’01
Anne Haley ’10
Laura Hughes, MFA VS ’10
Ruth Lantz, MFA VS ’10
Fritz Liedtke ’02
Gabriel Liston ’98
Helen Liu ’84
Cris Moss ’99
Julie Orser ’99
Antonia Pinter ’11
Esther Podemski ’77
Alyson Provax ’07
Lydia Rosenberg ’10
Rainbow Ross ’09
Samuel Rowlett ’02
Jason Lee Starin, MFA ACD ’11
Margaret van Patten ’92
Marchi Wierson ’89
Sherrie Wolf ’84
Invited Alumni Artists
Michael Brophy ’85
Michael Curry ’81
Alex Felton ’05
Julia Fish ’76
Anna Grey ’08 and Ryan Wilson Paulsen ’08
Malia Jensen ’89
George Johanson ’50
Lee Kelly ’59
Mary Mattingly ’02
Lucinda Parker ’66
Barry Pelzner ’77
Richard Rezac ’74
Eric Stotik ’85
Molly Vidor ’94
There will be an opening reception on Wednesday, September 5 from 6-8pm.
The distinguished jurors include Randy Gragg, Editor, Portland Monthly Magazine; Namita Gupta-Wiggers, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Craft; Sarah Miller-Meigs, Founder, lumber room; Deanne Rubinstein, Member, OHSU Art Committee of the Marquam Hill Steering Committee; Stephanie Snyder, John and Anne Hauberg Curator and Director, The Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery, Reed College. The exhibition is curated by Victor Maldonado, Assistant Professor/Inclusions Specialist at PNCA.
PNCA likes to say it prepares students for a life of creative practice. Trust demonstrates the fruits of that life. Major exhibition support has been provided by The Ford Family Foundation. For more information on the exhibition call for entries, www.pnca.edu/about/alumni/c/exhibition.
September 5, 2012.
Photographs by: Matthew Miller '11.
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My girlfriend randomly gifted me with a silly-scope! I'm one step closer to working on stuff at home, in boxers, with a beer at hand. Much better prospect than doing it in my school's furnace of a lab.
The Norfolk Scope (1968-71, Pier Luigi Nervi with Williams and Tazewell) is a multipurpose arena at 201 E. Brambleton Avenue, in Norfolk, Virginia. It's located on a superblock that was cleared during the postwar urban renewal period, in a vast plaza devoid of anything of interest except for oversized concrete streetlamps. Underneath is a 600+ car parking garage. It basically resembles a spaceship marooned in L'Enfant Plaza in Washington, DC. James Howard Kunstler, author of The Geography of Nowhere, described it as a vision of "yesterday's tomorrow."
Upper - Detailed
Lower - Clean
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Full shapes, no white ones.
Thanks to Shockwave, for showing triangle techniques..
In the Hackspace area I found this snazzy Philips PM3010 scope. For added "Brazil" effect, it has a magnifying lens over the CRT face.
Pink cast for a week, after 3 weeks of open hole still draining... Dr is trying a cast to prevent movement so maybe the hole will close....
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