Nice landing! According to a post at IfGoGo, the plane is referred to in Chinese as “shanzhai huaxiangji”. Video of a Chinese farmer flying his homemade airplane. We all knew it was coming: Hancock might actually suck. Lego keeps a copy of every single set they’ve ever released stored in a secret vault. There’s more than a 50/50 chance that the medium bag of popcorn that you get at the movies will contain more popcorn than the more expensive large tub. ĭespite charging exorbitant “convenience” fees for concert tickets, Ticketmaster is somehow $750 million in debt. The change allows a greater number of officers and agents to issue citations. getting caught in the intersection during a red light) has been reclassified from a moving violation to a parking violation. In New York State, “blocking the box” (i.e. Two thirds of the last six Presidents of the United States have been left handed. Some Floridians are still living in FEMA trailers 15 years after Hurricane Andrew.
CBS has spent just eight minutes discussing the war. Through June 23 of this year, the three major television networks have spent a total of 46 minutes covering the war in Afghanistan. More early color photography (not necessarily autochromes): Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii’s stunning photographs of Russia circa 1909-1915, photos of WWI, photos of WWII, and photos of America in the late 30s/early 40s ( color corrected).
Here’s some autochromes of Mark Twain from 1908. Here’s a slideshow of some photos taken by this process. Et voilà! A color photograph unlike any seen before. After the negative plate was developed in the lab, it was washed and dried, covered with another piece of glass to protect the emulsion and bound with gummed tape. When the shutter was opened, light filtered through the translucent potato grains, and a multicolored image was imprinted on the emulsion. Gaps between the colored particles were filled in with carbon black, the plate was varnished again and a thin, light-sensitive emulsion of silver bromide was brushed over that. The Lumière brothers gathered up their potatoes and ground them into thousands of microscopic particles they separated this powder into three batches, dying one batch red-orange, one violet and one green the colored particles were thoroughly mixed and sifted onto a freshly varnished, clear glass plate while the lacquer remained tacky excess potato bits were swept from the plate, which was pressed through steel rollers to flatten the colored grains, transforming each into a minuscule color filter measuring from. In the hands of Auguste and Louis Lumière, the “lowly, lumpy potato” made color photography possible in the early 1900s. I’m fascinated by early color photography…it takes a time we think of being in black & white and makes it accessible and modern. The women’s 50-meter freestyle preliminaries take place on July 5 with the final on July 6, broadcast live on NBC. The Olympic Trials are going on right now in Omaha, NE. And that’s what resistance flexibility is doing for Dara - increasing her biomechanics.” They increase the biomechanics of the car. “They don’t spend more hours driving around the track.
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“What do race-car drivers do when they want to go faster?” Cooley asks. According to Cooley, over a two-week period in 1999, his flexibility system turned Torres “from being an alternate on the relay team to the fastest swimmer in America.” The secret to Torres’s speed, Cooley says, is that his technique not only makes her muscles more flexible but also increases their ability to shorten more completely, and when muscles shorten more completely, they produce greater power and speed. Torres calls resistance stretching her “secret weapon.” Bob Cooley, who invented the discipline, describes it in less-modest terms. As the photo above attests, part of Torres’ continuing success is due to her training regimen. Torres is training to make the 2008 US Olympic team, but it’s not some casual attempt to relive the good old days: Torres set the American record in the 50-meter freestyle just a few months ago.
She’s 41 years old, has a two-year-old daughter, and won her first Olympic medal, a relay gold, in 1984.
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