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Phil Cardella performing the arm triangle choke.
Brown Belt Division, 2004 World Championships.
Pattern: Shetland Triangle Shawl by Evelyn C. Clark in Wrap Style
Yarn: 2 skeins of Hand Maiden Silk Maiden in the Lily Pond colorway
(I ran out of yarn with about a dozen stitches left to bind off, so i purchased Louisa Harding Grace to finish binding off)
This is a great lace pattern. It's very easy to memorize and I think it works out wonderfully for varegated yarns or semisolid yarns. I think I wear this shawl more than any of my other handknits.
Pattern: Shetland Triangle designed by Evelyn A. Clark
Pattern Source: Wrap Style by Pam Allen and Ann Budd
Yarn: Knit Picks Merino Style in Frost, 3 balls.
Needles: US8 Denise needles
The color of the yarn is way off here because I didn't use natural light. Anything other than natural light makes it look way too blue. It is really a beautiful turquoise! This was my first time using blocking wires and they really helped keep things symmetric. However they are really hard to use on the bed. blogged
This drawing is a way to create a pattern with the geometrical forms. The green background makes the triangles stand out.
Pittsburgh may have it's Golden Triangle, but the Chicago area has one too...=-). The waterway to the left is the Cal-Sag Channel, built 1911-1922. The water in the bottom right is the I&M Canal,and the water in the distance is the Sanitary and Ship Canal. All meet at a point just east of Lemont,IL. The I&M was obsolete at the time the Cal-Sag was built,so that waterway bisected it, What looks like a bit of rock in the lower right is actually the top of a concrete dam built to keep the I&M's water out of the way while the Cal-Sag was being excavated. On the other side of the I&M,the canal has been filled in and the land belongs to a private corporation,the canal begins again in Lemont about 1/2 mile further southwest.
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly - The Organic and Graphic Juxtaposition
I had so many ideas for this week and just didn't get to do them but this was one I came up with when looking for ideas on google images. The original was done with a kiwi, but I prefer the circular-ness of the orange.
Anyways, pretty straight forward. I used a whiteboard as the background, and used a compass to measure 60 degree angles. In Lightroom I just bumped up the exposure and contrast a little.
No17 // Triangle. An interesting shape i found on the beach whilst walking my way down to the Marina. Went for a shorter exposure on this one as i liked the rather epic clouds.
Available to buy from my shop : society6.com/theloneman
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Canon 550d
Canon 15-85
Hitech ND Grad 0.9
Lightroom 3
Silver efex pro 2
I wanted to add depth and a different element than I have before in my photos.
Model: Monica Champagne
Hair and Make-Up: Model
Flower Crown: Kristine Kelly
Location: Side of the Road--- literally, Cary, NC
It may look nice, but I had to work on it a large parte of the evening ans even in the morging to go and fly again. Over the year the kite had become less stable. So I decided to shorten the yellow flaps. You can se at the top that de yellow plps left and right of the spar are bended by the wind. So I shortened them. This is the only kite of my beehive family that has 2 mm carbon spars in every seam. That wasn't a bad idea 10 to fifteen years ago. Today (16 november) y flew better ten ever before. Y put it that hight that it was to high to take pictures.
The completed isosceles triangle quilt. As a whole, it looks pretty good. Up close, it looks a little sloppy, which I could've prevented if I wanted to spend more time fixing individual triangles. And doings lots more measuring.
1" square glass pyramid for Exploring Macro Photography "Triangle" topic. The colours change with the angle.
(Cropped using Canon Digital Photo Professional)
I'm starting to pick up the pace now. This triangle platter is a mixture of underglazes & sgraffito technique. Only took me 2 classes (x4 hours).
UK: Baltic Creative and the Baltic Triangle - Liverpool
It’s a perfect storm of business culture, recession, art and culture-led regeneration that has transformed a corner of Liverpool and seen it welcome a cluster of creative and digital firms. Baltic Creative Campus in the Baltic Triangle is rapidly becoming the city’s coolest hangout. It wasn’t always that way. A decade ago much of the land was disused dockland and warehouses, with a few traditional firms like mechanics, manufacturers and wholesalers using the space. Now it is a thriving business district with the Creative Campus at its heart.
Baltic Creative CIC is a commercial landlord. It has played a leading role in the regeneration and rebirth of a semi-derelict area of Liverpool known as the Baltic Triangle. Baltic Creative CIC owns and manages refurbished warehouse space designed specifically for creative and digital industries. The company also plays a leading role in the Baltic Triangle Area - it’s Managing Director, Mark Lawler, is the Chair of the Area Company and has, with 40-50 other companies, developed an Area Vision Manifesto, set up an area company and developed a business plan which is now recognized and adopted by local agency partners.
As the area continues to grow the management of area relationships and area investment between the city, businesses owners and private developers/investors is a great challenge. Retaining and driving the ‘Vision’ for the Baltic Triangle does make you realize - there are more than 3 sides to the Triangle! Mark will set the scene and explain the background and success of Baltic Creative and share the ‘Vision’ and challenges for the Baltic Triangle Area.
Picture © P. Carr
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Baltic Creative và Khu Tam giác Bantích: Tam giác không chỉ có 3 cạnh!
Baltic Creative CIC là một đơn vị chuyên kinh doanh cho thuê địa ốc. Doanh nghiệp này giữ vị trí hàng đầu trong công tác cải tạo, tái sinh khu vực nửa hoang hóa của Liverpool có tên gọi là Tam giác Bantích. Baltic Creative CIC sở hữu, quản lý các mặt bằng kho bãi đã cải tạo được thiết kế đặc biệt để phục vụ các ngành nghề sáng tạo và công nghệ số. Công ty cũng đóng vai trò chủ chốt tại Khu Tam giác Bantích – Tổng Giám đốc công ty, ông Mark Lawler cũng là Chủ tịch của Công ty Khu vực và đã cùng với khoảng 40-50 công ty khác lập bản Tuyên ngôn Định hướng Khu vực, thành lập doanh nghiệp khu vực và xây dựng Kế hoạch kinh doanh, hiện kế hoạch này đã được các đối tác địa phương công nhận và chấp thuận.
Trong quá trình phát triển của khu vực này, việc quản lý các mối quan hệ và hoạt động đầu tư tại chỗ giữa Thành phố, các Chủ doanh nghiệp và các nhà đầu tư tư nhân là một trở ngại lớn. Việc duy trì và thúc đẩy ‘Định hướng’ cho vùng Tam giác Bantích thực sự khiến ta nhận ra rằng Tam giác này không chỉ có 3 cạnh! Mark sẽ nêu khái quát thực trạng, thông tin chung và lý giải thành công của Baltic Creative cũng như chia sẻ về bản ‘Định hướng’ và những thách thức đối với “khu Tam giác Bantích”.
Liên hệ
Phòng Quản lý Baltic Creative,
Baltic Creative Campus,
49 phố Jamaica, Liverpool L1 0AH
Internet: www.baltic-creative.com/