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International Play Company (IPLAYCO)attends the IAAPA trade show every year. We have been a member for over 11 years. We also attend all the three IAAPA shows yearly (Asia and Europe). Indoor Play Structures, Playgrounds, Custom Theming, Interactive Events such as Climbing Walls, 3D Indoor Mini Golf, Laser Tag Arenas, Ballistic Ball Shooters & more. New is Tuff Stuff, soft sculpted foam play for younger children. See you next year!
Structure Synth / Sunflow
I finally tried out "set seed initial" in Structure Synth! I'm having a lot of fun with it :)
ritual oculto belongs to our project "naturb". You can find a photo on www.flickr.com/photos/rodrigobrito/ called naturb and also some of his photos, which are part of Lacuna's (Rodrigo Brito, Gil Teixeira and Sabine Portela) last project, like:
directionless bounding, scar, untitled, gap, bridging, reflection, aisle, autumn, straight, landscape narrowing, fremde....
Cone-in-cone limestone bed, composed of finely fibrous calcite. This weathered sample is likely derived from an interbed in the Ohio Shale outcrop belt (Frasnian-Famennian, Upper Devonian) of central Ohio, USA.
Cone-in-cone structures are strange features found as interbeds in fine-grained siliciclastic rocks and sometimes found in the outer layers of concretions. They consist of sets of conical structures stacked up within each other. Mineralogically, they are often composed of finely-crystalline fibrous calcite. Numerous hypotheses have been proposed over the years that try to explain cone-in-cone structures. None has emerged as the most popular or most likely (see Lugli et al., 2005 for a long list of proposed formation mechanisms). These structures remain a mystery.
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For more info. on cone-in-cone structures, see (as examples):
Melichar & Shkovira (2001) - Case study of the cone-in-cone structure based on Czech and Crimean samples. GeoLines 13.
Lugli et al. (2005) - Silicified cone-in-cone structures from Erfoud (Morocco): a comparison with impact-generated shatter cones. in Impact tectonics. Impact Studies 6: 81-110.
Chrystian Guy
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Really? A structure?
Only a government agency could come up with wording like that.
Near the US, Mexican border.