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We've been joking about this pun for a while, and it's great that someone's done it!
Saturday at WonderCon 2015. Writeup of the con.
I submitted another version of this shot to Instagram for their "tea time" weekend photo challenge, but I think I might have been stretching the theme a bit.
At Long Beach Comic Con 2014. ← My writeup of the convention.
All shots taken in 2004/2005 of the Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island, NYC. See here for my original writeup.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
Photos taken during the "Star Wars Rebels" panel. If you want to know what this stuff is, check my writeup for Toonzone News.
Photos taken during the "Star Wars Rebels" panel. If you want to know what this stuff is, check my writeup for Toonzone News.
Second convention for the Alice (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland) outfit after SDCC2014.
Saturday at WonderCon 2015. Writeup of the con.
Jason's enthusiasm for the Bandit 29 resulted in a great writeup of his first experience on a big wheeler. Check out his words and my photos here. Thanks to Matt at North Shore Bike Shop for letting us take her out!
www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=3124 6
Writeup from Meteoritical Bulletin 89:
Northwest Africa 3118
Northwest Africa
Found 2003
Carbonaceous chondrite (CV3)
Hundreds of fragments (total weight of 5895 g) were purchased in Erfoud, Morocco in December 2003 by Adam and Greg Hupé. Description and classification (Ted Bunch and James Wittke, NAU): olive gray to tan in color depending on the degree of weathering. In thin section, much of the matrix has a pronounced “ripple” texture: subparallel, curvilinear thin bands of olivine grains (Fa32-36), up to 10 µm in size, enclose pod-like masses of micron to submicron Fe-rich olivine (Fa42-58), pyroxenes, sulfides and minor weathering products. Chondrules are typically <2 mm in diameter, although a few chondrules may be as large as 8 mm in diameter. A small stone was found to contain a dark inclusion measuring approximately 9 cm by 2.5 cm by 1 cm. Many types of small CAI inclusions are present and rarely exceed a few mm in diameter. Low weathering grade: no metal observed in the matrix, although some chondrules contain fresh metal. Specimens: 20.3 g, NAU; main mass, Hupé.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
Here I articulated a Skylanders Spyro's Adventure Drobot and gave him eye lasers! If you'd like to see how I did it head here for a full writeup--> www.angelfire.com/mech/jinsaotome/JinsDangerousToys/Skyla...
Pub alongside the River Lee/Lea in Tottenham Hale, between Tottenham Hale and Blackhorse Road stations. We had lunch here, outside in their beer garden at the back.
All shots taken in 2004/2005 of the Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island, NYC. See here for my original writeup.
So many details based on the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland! Plus even more on her backpack.
Cosplay at Long Beach Comic Con 2018.
Check out my writeup of the con!
Princess Mary, Prince Fredrick visiting National Gallery of Victoria
Camera: Canon EOS-20D
Lens: Sigma APO 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG/HSM (77mm)
WriteUp: brettrobsonphotography.wordpress.com/2008/08/29/royals-ma...
comparison between my LEGO Transformers creation first and later version of the same character. For more photos and writeups on this journey , click on my blog link below. thank you!
A current photo of this theatre some forty years on.
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Apparently, it used to be the Sri Meaung Theater, now it is the "Chinatown Rama". There's a great writeup over at the Southeast Asian Movie Theater Project.
I find it interesting that the heart-eating scene seems to have become the iconic look for Daenerys cosplay.
At WonderCon 2012 ← writeup
Birth place: Holborn, London Middlesex
Date of birth: 10 Mar 1883
Parents: The late James Hartnoll of Ganwick, Barnet and Mrs Hartnoll (neé Holliman)
Husband of Winifred Bardsley Hartnoll (née Blackett/Blackitt), 1913. They had a son and a daughter.
1911 census occupation and address: Farmer, Well Place, Ipsden, Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Death date: 20 May 1917, aged 34
Rank: Captain
Regiment: Royal Artillery and Royal Field Artillery (Territorial)/Royal Horse Artillery
Battalion: 1/1 Berkshire Battery Royal Horse Artillery
Death location: El Kantara, Egypt
Type of casualty: Died of enteric fever
Theatre of War: Egypt
Cemetery/memorial name: Kantara War Memorial Cemetery
Grave/memorial reference: C. 68.
Honours/awards: Victory, British and Star Medals
Link to Reading University College: Attended Reading University College lectures in agriculture
Additional information:
Masonic affiliation information www.masonicgreatwarproject.org.uk/writeup.php?string=1367
Studied at University College Oxford, BA 1904
Complete summary including images of medal roll, memorial and various photographs (military portrait): clanbarker.com/getperson.php?personID=I3012&tree=Br
All shots taken in 2004/2005 of the Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island, NYC. See here for my original writeup.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
Hey, go read my writeup of the Adventure Time panel to find out who these totally mathematical people are and what they were doing.
The six-year-old is developing a nice sense of composition when he puts his mind to it.
Saturday at WonderCon 2017 (writeup)
Taken by my son. Happy Mother's Day to all my mom friends, and I hope everyone had a good weekend. More David shots tomorrow.
Check out all of my Species a Day writeups here.
Here are some pics of Karson's new '91 coupe. Nice, clean and mostly stock drives right and looks good. Full writeup here www.mylrs.com/blogs/lrs/archive/2009/05/28/fox-body-musta...
So I am feeling better - and thank you to everyone who left me comments, sent flickrmails, e-mailed and IM'ed me, you really are sweet, I do so appreciate it - and after going to the gym I decided to do a little girly pampering. It definitely helps being a freelance artist for a company that gives you tons of free stuff. Hellllllo gratis!
Face masks have come a long way, hey? Now they are a nice iridescent glowy pink instead of weird green stuff. Now I am nice and relaxed and realized it is 9pm and I still didn't do that thing I have to do. Hmm...
Traveling out from Center City Rochester along State Route 31, about the place where urban sprawl ends and the City become Pittsford sits Long Meadow, the first ever Monroe County subdivision.
Developed in the early 1900's when the main way into the City was a trolley line, that ran alongside the alternately dusty or muddy two-lane dirt road, “the Avenue”. It ran from City Rochester to Village Pittsford and back.
The subdivision was “advertised as ‘Long Meadow Bungalow Sites’”. Now a lovely neighborhood with large lots, mature landscaping, and homes of varied architectural style.
I happened upon the area by accident. A friend whose car was in the shop needed a ride. This brought me into the subdivision. I was struck by the peace and beauty of the neighborhood. And as I drove out the variety of architectural styles. By chance I had my camera with me and just had to snapped away.
Information for this writeup came from The history of Long Meadow - Part 1 and Part 2 on the town of Pittsford web site.
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All shots taken in 2004/2005 of the Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island, NYC. See here for my original writeup.
The architecture is awesome here because it's designed to get people to communicate with each other (open area, single coffee bar, etc). I'm sure you've read that ad nauseum in writeups of Pixar.
I've seen women dressed up as Willie before, but never with the chorus singers too.
Saturday at WonderCon 2015. Writeup of the con.
Photos taken during the "Star Wars Rebels" panel. If you want to know what this stuff is, check my writeup for Toonzone News.
Photos taken during the "Star Wars Rebels" panel. If you want to know what this stuff is, check my writeup for Toonzone News.
For an editorial writeup of a USB-powered bag that warms bento lunches. Full details and availability information here.
Photo property of Thanko Co., not taken by me. No copyright claimed, and I'm not affiliated with Thanko.
MotionMote:
Writeup:
lowpowerlab.com/blog/2013/11/17/motionmote-moteino-motion...
Code and enclosure design:
github.com/LowPowerLab/RFM69/tree/master/Examples/MotionMote
July 16, 2009 Miami Edition New Times Magazine writeup referring to Bear and Bird Gallery's "Stitch Wars" exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida. Exhibition runs July 18 - August 29, 2009, for more information visit our website www.bearandbird.com
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To read the article, you can go the "all sizes" section above the image. It is plenty big to read! Here is the story text here as well...
May the Plush Be with You
By Erica K. Landau • Photos By C. Stiles
What if Darth Vader were a cuddly Beanie Baby — a tiny, stuffed Sith Lord accomanied by a lovable poem about his dark side and tucked under the arm of an unsuspecting 6-year-old? The cutesy, plush-toy company Ty Inc. might never go for it. But in a gallery not too far away, an army of more than a hundred hand- stitched Star Wars figures is gathering — and they’d surely kick the stuffing out of any Beanie Baby. They’ve traveled from as far as Pennsylvania, Canada, and London for “Stitch Wars,” an exhibit opening Saturday at 7 p.m. at Bear and Bird Boutique + Gallery in Lauderhill.
Last spring, Bear and Bird co-owner Amanda Magnetta put out a call across the crafting blogosphere, inviting fans of the revered fantasy series to re-create their favorite characters as plush art. Only rule: It had to be in the spirit of the gallery’s monthly StitchBird Workshop, where everything is stitched, knitted, or otherwise handcrafted. The figures range from tiny finger puppets (Star Wars, meet thumb wars) to a kick-ass, five-foot-tall plush Chewbacca. “People love Star Wars — that’s what it comes down to,” Magnetta says.
Even before opening, the show has drawn attention from Wired magazine’s blog, which recently called it a “must-see exhibit.” One of the artists is 28-year-old Dennise Rodriguez. Puerto Rican-born, she has also lived in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and now has a place in Boca. Rodriguez first saw Star Wars as a 10-year-old on the island with her dad, whom she describes as a “sci-fi freak.” When Magnetta asked her to contribute to the plushy show, she came up with pieces representing a wampa, Chewbacca, and, of course, Han Solo. “That was Harrison Ford before he was Harrison Ford,” she says. Her Star Wars pieces sell for $25 to $50. Other submissions: Kit Lane’s Jabba the Hutt — The Early Years, a felt creation of an innocent baby Jabba cradling a toy bunny; and the knit-bunny series, which includes the ghost of Obi “Bun” Kenobi.
We were one tour gardens during our town's sixth annual Secret Gardens of Lake Forest Park tour.
Secret Gardens of Lake Forest Park tour
(nice writeup by Elizabeth Griffin in our local paper)
"Across the city Mary Ellen Asmundson has collected more than 1,000 cultivars in her small suburban garden. Sloping, the yard is terraced in circular patterns with gravel and dry stack stone walls. Within these visitors will see unusual perennials and shrubs from New Zealand and Australia, as well as local varieties. Asmundson has planted a successive garden that stays in bloom 10 months out of the year. To maximize space she grows vines, bravely combining them with other plants. A wisteria grows at three levels with purple clematis and yellow climbing roses circling around it. Her yard will give you a multitude of ideas on gardening with flair in a small space."
We had fun - there were a lot of volunteers that helped - and I would guess we had 300 people through our garden in a day. All the proceeds go to community organizations - so it was satisfying to help in this way.
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