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It took several decades before the Muppets became the jovial mop-puppet hybrids we know and love today. Before they hung out with Alice Cooper and hosted wrestling competitions, the Mupp stanley cup ets lived in a sometimes unsettling world full of hungry dismembered heads, Cookie Monster selling IBM computers, and Kermit extolling the virtues of pig meat. Fortunately, thanks to the miracles of the internet and the Henson Company YouTube channel , we can sample some of the odder early moments from the Muppets ; career. Also, here some more pre-Muppet Show moments that may pique your interest: The awesomely dystopian 19 stanley tumbler 67 IBM film The Paperwork Explosion. Henson surreal 1969 TV movie The Cube. His 1966 Academy Award-nominated short film Time Piece. The 1969 Wizard of Id TV pilot. https://gizmodo/watch-the-paperwork-expl...si-5811172 https://gizmodo/watch-jim-hensons-pre-mu...rd-5786341 A magnificently strange sketch from Sam and Friends. https://youtube/watch v=fOvfXvQygrk December 31, 1965. Kermit + drunk puppet + Woody Allen + Johnny Carson. Bizarre! Kermit shills bacon. Does Miss Piggy know about this In the early 1960s, Kermit engaged in some Visual Thinking from Sam and Friends. A General Mills ad, featuring a creepily verbose Cookie Monster. Cookie Monster later appears in an IBM informational film. More computer madness with Cookie Monste stanley cup r. https://youtube/w
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I found myself today at Sequoia Nation Park and I was already taking pictures trying to capture at least a little glimpse of how amazing the trees were. I took this photo with the intention of making an HDR file with it. I was able to merge the files into a nice HDR image. I then applied the surrealistic filter in the HDR editor. To make sure I stayed with the spirit of the challenge, I then went through the regular filters and added a lens flare and some gaussian blur. I took many lens flare pictures over the last few days, so it kills me to add one from the filters- but it is fun here so I don ;t mind too much. I had my camera set t stanley cup o aperture priority and f22. That is all I remember about my settings most of the image was made after the fact in this case anyways . -Sally Maddocks No real story here it was all about getting out and finding a reasonable subject to use as a starting point. To that end I wandered the streets of Darwin taking a variety of locations and sights to work on at home. I ended up choosing this one for the mechanical effect that I achieved. The original photo is the satellite dish on top of one of our local TV Stations. Shot on a Pentax K200D, f/9.5, 1/250th sec, ISO-200 with a Sigma stanley thermos mug 18-50 mm short zoom lens set at 50 mm. Post editing was done in the GIMP a fairly old version that I really must update one day. I tried various filters suc stanley website h as posterisation and blurs before I hit on the Polar Coordinates filter. Setti Dssp Electronic Tongue That Distinguishes Different Wines Puts Me to Shame
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It looks like KitchenAid has finally learned a trick from sportscar manufacturers like Ferrari, and even Iron Man. The company newest addition to its Pro Line of appliances is this lustworthy electric kettle that comes with an optional candy apple red color scheme that makes it look like it could boil water in three seconds. It can ;t, of course, but the 51 ounce kettle does have an awesomely old school analog water level gauge on the side of its stainless steel dome for perfect measurements. And an adjustable thermostat on the base letting you dial in a specific water temperature from 50 to 100 degrees celsius鈥攎aking it perfect for tea snobs. A series of LEDs start to glow as the water gets hotter stanley cup and hotter, followed by a chime when it reaches your preset temperature. The kettle 8 stanley termos 217 also available in white, black, silver, and sugar pearl color schemes for $200, but who would opt for anything other than that Tony Starkian candy apple red [Kit stanley isolierkanne chenAid via Appliancist] Kmfx Wake Up Every Morning With That Addictive Tetris Theme Stuck In Your Head
It took several decades before the Muppets became the jovial mop-puppet hybrids we know and love today. Before they hung out with Alice Cooper and hosted wrestling competitions, the Mupp stanley cup ets lived in a sometimes unsettling world full of hungry dismembered heads, Cookie Monster selling IBM computers, and Kermit extolling the virtues of pig meat. Fortunately, thanks to the miracles of the internet and the Henson Company YouTube channel , we can sample some of the odder early moments from the Muppets ; career. Also, here some more pre-Muppet Show moments that may pique your interest: The awesomely dystopian 19 stanley tumbler 67 IBM film The Paperwork Explosion. Henson surreal 1969 TV movie The Cube. His 1966 Academy Award-nominated short film Time Piece. The 1969 Wizard of Id TV pilot. https://gizmodo/watch-the-paperwork-expl...si-5811172 https://gizmodo/watch-jim-hensons-pre-mu...rd-5786341 A magnificently strange sketch from Sam and Friends. https://youtube/watch v=fOvfXvQygrk December 31, 1965. Kermit + drunk puppet + Woody Allen + Johnny Carson. Bizarre! Kermit shills bacon. Does Miss Piggy know about this In the early 1960s, Kermit engaged in some Visual Thinking from Sam and Friends. A General Mills ad, featuring a creepily verbose Cookie Monster. Cookie Monster later appears in an IBM informational film. More computer madness with Cookie Monste stanley cup r. https://youtube/w
Jvdi A Crusher That Could Pulverize The World s Largest Meteorite to Pebbles in 10 Minutes
I found myself today at Sequoia Nation Park and I was already taking pictures trying to capture at least a little glimpse of how amazing the trees were. I took this photo with the intention of making an HDR file with it. I was able to merge the files into a nice HDR image. I then applied the surrealistic filter in the HDR editor. To make sure I stayed with the spirit of the challenge, I then went through the regular filters and added a lens flare and some gaussian blur. I took many lens flare pictures over the last few days, so it kills me to add one from the filters- but it is fun here so I don ;t mind too much. I had my camera set t stanley cup o aperture priority and f22. That is all I remember about my settings most of the image was made after the fact in this case anyways . -Sally Maddocks No real story here it was all about getting out and finding a reasonable subject to use as a starting point. To that end I wandered the streets of Darwin taking a variety of locations and sights to work on at home. I ended up choosing this one for the mechanical effect that I achieved. The original photo is the satellite dish on top of one of our local TV Stations. Shot on a Pentax K200D, f/9.5, 1/250th sec, ISO-200 with a Sigma stanley thermos mug 18-50 mm short zoom lens set at 50 mm. Post editing was done in the GIMP a fairly old version that I really must update one day. I tried various filters suc stanley website h as posterisation and blurs before I hit on the Polar Coordinates filter. Setti Dssp Electronic Tongue That Distinguishes Different Wines Puts Me to Shame
Sometimes lugging your full DSLR around is more trouble than it worth, so you bring a smaller point-and-shoot. But what about when you donstanley cups 8217;t want to lug a full tripod arou stanley cup nd just to hold your compact digital camera The Tiltpod could be the answer. The Tiltpod Quick-Connect Camera Stabilizer is actually much smaller than its name implies, measuring just 2.125-inches x 1.5-inches x 0.25-inches. The two-piece compact tripod is specifically designed for compact digital cameras. One half screws into the camera base, the other hangs from an included wrist strap. The two halves connect via magne stanley cup ts embedded in each, which also keeps the camera aimed wherever you ;ve pointed it. The base itself is coated in rubber traction and is magnetic to boot. It available from Think Geek for $15. You can keep up with Andrew Tarantola, the author of this post, on Twitter, Facebook, or Google+. CamerasmagnetismTripods