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[herearedragons]

I DID IT

#nanoposting #final count: 50212 words #project: the breach #I…………. did it………… I actually finished a first draft #did its quality take a nosedive in the second half? absolutely #does the first half also have a lot of things that I’d like to redo? yup #will all of it be rewritten in the second draft? you bet #but that’s for later and for now. I DID IT #it’s still sinking in rn I think #but like. wow

[achronalart]

Yellow and Black Make Green!

A few years ago I painted this figure as proof of concept that yes, mix yellow and black and YOU GET GREEN!

This is Reaper miniatures' "Incredible Woman", sku 50212, sculpted by Bob Ridolfi. She's a nice, generic superhero figure that you can paint up how you like, a little larger than standard so she looks tall and muscly and powerful next to other figures.

I painted her up as Marvel's She-Hulk from the time she was on the Fantastic Four team.

All of the greens on her, dark to light, are made with the same two pigments, hansa yellow light (a bright lemon yellow) mixed with tiny amounts of Mars black.

Nothing else. No whites. No greens. Just those two paints.

As you can see, they mix into a GORGEOUS spring grass green. And all the shadows and highlights harmonize because they are mixed from the same two pigments.

A few years ago I made an art video about this, "Yellow and Black Make Green", demonstrating how it works, using this figure (and some others) as proof of concept.

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[copblaster]

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[bramiametyst]

černý obsidián účinky

Příroda nás nikdy nepřestane udivovat svými bohatými dary a jedním z takových pozoruhodných drahokamů je obsidián černý. Černý obsidián, uctívaný starověkými civilizacemi pro své mystické vlastnosti, obstál ve zkoušce času jako silný ochranný štít. V tomto blogu se ponoříme do neuvěřitelných výhod černého obsidiánu a prozkoumáme, proč zůstává oblíbenou volbou v moderních holistických postupech.

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[xtremeservers]

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[petnews2day]

Five of the world's tiniest robots

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Five of the world's tiniest robots

Allow me to take you on a trip down my memory lane. As a young lad, a film I saw captured my imagination: Fantastic Voyage, a 1966 release about people shrunk to microscopic size and sent into the body of an injured scientist to repair his brain. The idea struck a chord with me. I envisioned one day science would be able to create some sort of miniature machine that performs medical procedures from the inside.

Fast forward several decades into the 21st century, when I started my career as a young neuroscience researcher meddling with robotics. I thought of robots as machines that range from the size of a pet animal to big devices designed to carry out heavy-duty chores. However, I soon started to hear the first hints about research into miniature robots playing exactly the type of role the miniature scientists in Fantastic Voyage acted out. Did this mean that what I imagined as a child was about to come true?

Recently, a team of researchers from Stanford University, California, achieved the first milestone towards the development of 7.8mm wide origami robots: a proof-of- concept prototype. They dubbed it a millirobot. The robot uses the folding/unfolding of Kresling origami to roll, flip and spin. These robots are operated wirelessly using magnetic fields to move in narrow spaces and morph their shape for medical tasks, such as disease diagnosis, drug delivery, and even surgery. They are a part of a new trend in what is called “tiny robot” research.

The range of technologies and uses for tiny robots is broad, from drones to pills, and from surveillance and rescue to biomedicine.

Here are five outstanding examples of tiny robots:

1. Black hornet spy drones

Designed and commercialised by American tech conglomerate Teledyne to give foot soldiers covert awareness of potential threats. It’s small enough to fit into an adult’s palm and is almost silent. It has a battery life up to 25 minutes and a range of up to 2km. These drones transmit live video and high definition images back to the operator. They cost $200,000 (£165,000).

2. RoboBee

A robot inspired by the biology of a bee. It’s about the size of a penny and has potential future uses in crop pollination, search and rescue missions and surveillance, as well as weather and climate monitoring. The model robot is powered and controlled by a small electrical tether.

3. RoboFly

Very similar to the RoboBee (in fact the development team from the University of Washington includes one of the original researchers behind the RoboBee). It’s slightly heavier than a toothpick, around the size of a real fly and powered by a laser beam that needs to be pointed towards its body. Robofly’s makers hope it will eventually be able to find gas leaks and harvest energy from radio frequency signals or use a little battery as a power source.

The RoboFly is powered by a laser. University of Washington

4. Micro-scallops

Engineered scallops, a fraction of a millimetre small. They are prototypes designed to navigate inside the bloodstream or around the eye. They are intended for use in future medical applications, powered by an external magnetic field, much like the millirobots.

5. Rani Therapeutics’ robotic pill

A purple capsule which can be swallowed and navigates through the stomach and intestines to inject drugs such as insulin into the intestinal wall, where there are no sharp pain receptors.

Rani Therapeutics RaniPill.

All these systems seem to share the same challenges. They are hard to power. There is still no battery technology small enough to for energy storage on these robots. That means that, either these robots display short power life, or they need a tether or some kind of wireless energy pointed at them.

They are also too small to have brains. The computational hardware you can mount on one of these robots to provide on-board intelligence will not provide the capability to go much beyond “how to flap its left wing”; nothing that would make them fully autonomous. The RoboBee would know how to flap its wings but would be incapable of deciding where to go on its own.

Tiny robots are closer than ever to mainstream use. Proofs of concept are here, and becoming more and more convincing. But you can’t guarantee this technology will be viable in the near future (the next ten years). Nonetheless the child in me tells me that these tiny robots have a big future ahead of them.

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[blogkhross]

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[capofirstfret]

Name a classier combination - don’t worry, I’ll wait. #gibson #gibsonguitars #gibsones135 #es135 #victoriaamps #50212 #victoria50212 #tweed #guitar #guitarist #pedalboard #guitargear (at Starkville, Mississippi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEDGD-agPr7/?igshid=unxtt0vnh30c

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[spacetravelwriter]

YESSSS!!! I WON MY FIRST NANOWRIMO!!! I’M SO HAPPY!

I won three hours before the deadline and now I’m waiting for the live stream on Nanowrimo YT channel at midnight to celebrate officially. 

I have written 50212 words and I’m really happy that I got to do this much on my novel in such a short time. I’m ecstatic rn!!!

Also congratulations to every single Nano winner out there and for those who either failed or chose not to participate - congratulations to you too because every writer is awesome and no writer is less of a writer just because you didn’t do some trendy thing. Seriously, you all are so awesome! Keep it up!!!

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[tananoyaarchive]

Tropevember!

Title: Tropevember! Author: Elizandre Not Rated Word Count: 50212; Chapter 12: 1470

Tropevember Challenge!

For every day in November there is going to be a trope! You have to write a fic (as long or as short as you like) based around a rarepair!

Chapter 12: This is why you don’t pretend to be straight!

Day 12) Best friends to Lovers - TanaNoya

Tanaka Ryuunosuke is not dumb.

He spotted the crush coming a mile away - and by ‘a mile away’ he really means that he felt the ‘thunk’ of Cupid’s arrow piercing his heart the very first time he saw Nishinoya Yuu diving to rescue a volleyball with fire in his eyes.

#tananoya #tanaka x noya #fic #fic rec #collection #1 to 5k #not rated #fluff #canon #getting together #ao3

[danskjavlarna]

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They’ve had many lives and many ages: cats I’ve met in my time travels.

#cat #mice #cat and mouse #political cartoon #vintage illustration

[princehenry11]

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[bramiametyst]

Ametyst Krystal

Drahokam ametyst je nádherný krystal známý pro své okouzlující fialové odstíny a mystické vlastnosti. Po staletí si civilizace cenily tento drahokam pro jeho krásu a věřily, že má r��zné metafyzické a léčivé výhody. V tomto blogu se ponoříme do fascinujícího světa ametystu a prozkoumáme mnoho způsobů, jak jej lze využít k vylepšení našich životů.

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Brami Adresa: MB Saisa Partizanų g. 16-217 Kaunas, 50212 Litva E-mail: [email protected] zavolejte nám [phone]

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[lindahall]

Claude Bernard – Scientist of the Day

Claude Bernard, a French physiologist, was born July 12, 1813.

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[timeoutotour]

Clear Sky, 28°C

A-1501, 50212 Carenas, Zaragoza, Spain

Friday 31st May 2019

A very peaceful night was had by the El Tobar lagoon. That is if you discount the noise made by insects , birds , frogs and all manner of other natural fauna. Red wine had rendered me immune to such distractions although Rhian related that her nights sleep had been somewhat disturbed by the wonderful natural sounds ! I was awake by about 0700hrs and what was a surprise was the temperature, being only 4 degrees ! What could possibly account for this low a temperature on a sunny morning in northern Spain at the end of May. Then I remembered the climbing we had done to get here yesterday. When I say 'climbing' I mean to say driving up many hills . A quick check revealed our altitude to be about 1200 metres ( about 150 metres higher that the summit of Snowdon) . That might explain it. I should not have been concerned as the temperature quickly rose with the sun and it was very quickly into the low twenties and by late this afternoon nearer thirty . Anyway before leaving the lagoon we decided we should take a walk around it , and there appeared to be a bit of a way- marked path. After about half an hour of walking the path, it seemed to mysteriously dissapear into the ether and we were left with the decision to retrace our steps or continue blindly into the unknown and the midday sun with no shade for Annie. Common sense prevailed and we decided to retrace our steps . Just about this time a very determined looking couple of walkers passed by , looking like they were very much on a mission and had some local knowledge. I called to Rhian that we should follow this couple but it soon transpired that they too were lost and not only that they were British ! We assisted them in finding the path that we had travelled but it was obvious that they were not the chatty sort and they continued at a pace on their quest for whatever ! Whilst walking back to the van we had yet another wonderful close encounter with my newest favourite animal i.e. The golden eagle. We saw a pair of them at very close range (with binoculars) and saw them flying from and returning to , what we thought was their nesting site in a hollow in the cliffs above. Due to watching the eagles we spent more time than originally intended on our walk and decided to have a bit of lunch before driving to our next destination. This being another reservoir about 100 minutes drive away. The drive passed through some very spectacular scenery but sometimes the road was painfully narrow and bumpy and it now seemed obvious why we weren't seeing that many other camper vans or motorhomes in such a beautiful area. Tonight we will be staying at my 2nd choice overnighter at my 1st choice had no access to the reservoir and we spotted the 2nd choice spot whilst doing a reccy of the first. We have spent a very nice evening on the shore of the beautiful lake and been entertained by a locally owned water spaniel that was bonkers. Tomorrow we must seek out a black waste disposal and an LPG refill but for now I wish you a very

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