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31st January 2003, 07:17 PM | #1 |
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anybody experienced with crystal filters??
Hi all,
I want to make a bandpass filter for detecting the DCF77 RF time-signal (=77.5 khz AM pulses). I was considering to use a crystal filter (I have two 77.5khz crystals) there I need to reduce distortion and other signals (BW~100Hz), but I don't have any experience with crystals. Can anybody give me some guidelines or any kind of schematics? Thanks in advance, HB. |
31st January 2003, 09:20 PM | #2 |
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I have a hunch that crystal filters in your application is too narrow if you can found one. Since the frequency is so low you can build a common bandpass filter with opamps after your first stage. If you only are interested in the digital signals it's not very important to have sharp filters.
Did you know that there are chips for time transmitters which can decode the signal, with AM reciever, complete! Don't remember the brand though, rather new chip. Halo, maybe you can locate the chip?
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1st February 2003, 02:21 PM | #3 |
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Hey thanks!!
Indeed, there are several complete chips availlable (like the U4221b, U4226b, TCA 440, ...) But we're making a project for school, so we like to make the receiver with several components (so that the teachers can see what skills we have ) The major problem is that the received signal (on the antenna) is very small compared to noise and neighbour signals, so we have to make a very good filter I guess. We're also thinking about using a schmitt-trigger (after AM-demodulation) at the end of the receiver to make a clean signal. Maybe we will mix the received signal with a sine wave of the same freq. (77.5 khz crystal osc.), making use of a double balanced mixer, and then we can filter out the DC-component with a LPF. But I'm not sure about which method will be the best, can you help? Best regards, HB. |
1st February 2003, 10:38 PM | #4 |
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Hi Hugo,
The bandwidth of the DCF time code is actually 1Hz. So a single crystal of 77.5 KHz will make a good band pass filter. This is how nearly all time code receivers work. No mixing needed at all! For minimum noise you need to know the series resistance of the x-tal. Go to your HF textbooks for minimum noise adjustment. |
2nd February 2003, 03:32 PM | #5 | |
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I found an interesting schematic today with an NE592 (video amplifier). This is what I found: You'll get a narrow bandpass filter for the intermediate frequency with only one crystal used as the Z element. Maximum IF gain is at the crystals series resonance when the impedance is very low. The capacitor at the amplifier input should suppress mixing products that have a higher frequency than the IF. You cannot do without this cap because parasitic stray capacitance in parallel to the crystal causes to unwanted amplification of higher frequent signals and thus into degradation of IF selectivity. The parallel resonant circuit at the output is tuned to the IF and serves for attenuating disturbing signals due to resonant poles adjacent to the fundamental frequency. A 100 ... 220 Ohm resistor in series with the crystal can be used for getting a better filter charateristic (die out ). I think this idea (without the mixers) is worth a try!! I couldn't find a crystal of 77.5 khz in the local store but I'll use one of an old DCF clock. Best regards, HB |
2nd February 2003, 05:58 PM | #6 | |
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Conrad (http://www.conrad.com) do sell 77.5 kHz x-tals for this purpose. But they are probably as expensive as a complete low cost DCF receiver module from Conrad. They also sell ferrite antennas especially for DCF receivers (tuned to 77.5 kHz) I do not think ordering at Conrad is a problem from Belgium. Regards |
2nd February 2003, 09:40 PM | #7 |
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yes indeed,
I did find some 77.5khz crystals for 3.22 at conrad!! Thanks again! The ferrite-antenna's are delivered with a complete on the pcb, so that would be to easy for us (students) Wednesday, we will try out a first version of our DCF-receiver, made up with ferrite-antenna and crystal from an excisting DCF-clock. Our target is to make a DCF receiver with automatic gain control, extra noise reduction with a schmitt-trigger and the output at TTL level. The next target will be an own written program to decode the time signal... I know that there are ready 'kits' for PC/DCF applications, but this is a DIY forum as you know (hehehe). Final schematics and results will follow if you guys are interested! Best regards, HB |
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Empire of Imagination: Gary Gygax and the Birth of Dungeons & Dragons
By Michael Witwer
Bloomsbury USA
Reviewed by Jason Pettus
Make no mistake, Michael Witwer's Empire of Imagination is a fascinating book, merely from it being the first-ever full biography of Gary Gygax, creator of Dungeons & Dragons and inventor of the very concept of "roleplaying games." And it's an unexpected story, too, far from the "accidentally hit it big then had it all snatched away" tale that my friends and I knew as teen D&D players in the 1970s and '80s; in fact, even by the 1960s, Gygax was nationally known as one of the most inventive innovators among the miniatures-based historical-reenactment board games that eventually produced D&D's fan base, with D&D itself being the result of years of hard work and incremental changes through rigorous play-testing (including Gygax already running several national gaming conventions before ever releasing D&D), and with the company's eventual dissolution into a corporate pawn largely being the result of the founders' own mismanagement, flame-war-like personal distrust of each other (exacerbated by the sheer number of autistic personalities among the company's upper staff), and the excesses that came with suddenly rich nerds meeting the '70s counterculture. (In fact, one of the most shamefully delightful parts of this book is the chapter covering Gygax's move to Los Angeles to head up TSR's new Hollywood division, where according to Witwer he bought a mansion in Beverly Hills, regularly partook of cocaine, and did voluntary work for beauty pageants so he could hang out with starlets.)
It's a complicated and riveting story that just keeps giving, all the way up to Gygax's death in the early 2000s, that I'm glad I finally had a chance to understand in detail; so what a shame, then, that the novice journalist Witwer (this is his first book, based on a master's thesis he did in college) decided to write the whole thing in the style of narrative fiction, taking all the true facts then writing it out as if it was a novel we were following along with, ascribing actions and dialogue to the real people involved that may or may not have ever happened, and that turns the entire manuscript into this schmaltzy mess that is difficult to get through. (So for one good example, instead of simply stating, "Gygax and his childhood friends used to enjoy exploring the abandoned health spas from Lake Geneva's Victorian glory years," Witwer writes an entire chapter actually examining this exploration as if it were a cheesy short story, adding lines like, "Gary thought to retort, but he could see by Don's expression that he would have to lead this operation" that Witwer couldn't possibly know whether actually happened or not.) The cumulative effect is to effectively ruin whatever enjoyment could've come from a straightforward telling of Gygax's story, a story that's already so complicated and interesting that no embellishments like these are needed; and it's almost a crime that this has to be enjoyed despite the way the author wrote it instead of because of the way he did. It's still worth picking up, not just for gamers but those interested in 1980s popular culture; just be warned that reading it is going to be a frustrating experience.
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Valentino Retrospective Exhibition Brisbane
Brisbane Gallery of Modern Art
Valentino Retrospective Past | Present | Future
Here are some sneaky photos I took.. I was prepared to pay the $75 for the catalog but trust my luck it was sold out.. FOREVER! So please excuse they weird angles.
Julia Roberts Oscar Dress
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Friday, October 29, 2010
Surfers Paradise
After a lovely morning of sunbaking Mum and I headed for a walk down Cavill Avenue and then back home along the beach.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Noosa For A Day
Ahh Noosa, picture perfect weather, annoying parents and lots of bush turkeys.
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Søren Bach Snow
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Here's photos from his Snow collection, mainly because I love snow (just in case I haven't said it enough!) Amazing shoot! Snow + Fur = LOVE!!
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So, I haven't been doing a very good job of taking pictures, but I figured I'd link up for 5 for Friday with the few pictures I have!
1. We began to learn about pumpkins this week. We still have a lot of pumpkin activities to do, so we will study them for at least another week. We practiced the word "the" with this shared writing. It also helped us work on describing words. Next week, I'm going to turn this poster into a center where they have to write in the words "the" and "is."
2. I found these little foam pumpkins in the dollar section at Target. They were a huge hit. We used this hastily drawn tens frame to practice addition, subtraction, and changing numbers. One day, we rolled the dice and added sparkly pumpkins and non-sparkly pumpkins. Another day, we rolled the dice then talked about how many more pumpkins we had to add to get to 10. And we also rolled our big dice (4-9) and then rolled a small dice (0-4) to do subtraction problems. I was surprised how popular this activity was!
3. A few of my former students asked me for a picture of myself. I gave them the free school pictures we got. Then, one of my third graders made this for me. Haha - so embarrassing, but I love the sentiment!
4. Next week, we are practicing the word "is" so I made this emergent reader. It has four different versions for differentiation. The different versions are either missing the letter g, the word is, or the feeling word, so they can practice writing/spelling. There is also a version that is just normal. Click on either picture to check it out!
5. Freebie! We've been talking a lot about the first 3 habits. I feel like my students understand Habit 1 and 3 okay, but still didn't seem to get Habit 2. I made this little recording sheet for them to practice Habit 2 at blocks. They had to make a plan, draw and write what they wanted to make, before they could build. Click the picture to grab it.
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Survive Essential Skills and Tactics to Get You Out of Anywhere Alive
Survive! - Essential Skills and Tactics to Get You Out of Anywhere - Alive
English | pdf, epub, mobi | 4 Books | All In One | 198 MB
Les Stroud has logged over half a million miles across the globe - from the lush jungles of Papua New Guinea and the sun-scorched sands of the Kalahari to the harsh cold of the Canadian Arctic. He has survived for weeks at a time in harsh situations and in isolated, challenging environments. Offering us a rare glimpse of some of the world's most remote cultures - such as the Sea Gypsies in Malaysia and the San Bushmen in Africa - Beyond Survivorman covers his most challenging journey of all: learning not only how to survive but also how to connect spiritually to the earth.
Beyond Survivorman
Book Language: English
Pages: 320
File Type: epub
File Size: 127 MB
You're alone in the forest on a fine autumn day with nothing but a multitool. You're stuck there for a week. Should you be more worried about finding a source of uncontaminated water or about a bear that might be in the area? Neither, says Les Stroud. The bear will most likely avoid you, and dehydration will affect you faster than parasites in untreated water. Your bigger worry should be shelter-the daytime might be nice, but it's likely going to be cold at night. And that's just the beginning.
The concept of Survivorman is simple: left in a remote location, Les must survive for seven days on his own without food, water or equipment. Now, he shares his expert knowledge inSurvive!, a fully illustrated guide based on his experiences on six continents and filled with field-tested advice. Many books on survival are culled from Second World War-era training techniques that are out-of-date or just plain wrong. Survive! debunks these dated myths, exploring basic and advanced tactics that show you how to cope in any survival situation.
Brought to life with Les's own anecdotes and the tales of others, Survive! is the perfect manual for anyone -- from beginner to armchair traveller to seasoned explorer -- who wants to meet nature's dangers with confidence. As Les writes, "If you believe you can make it through the bad times, and you are not intimidated by the forces of nature, you will markedly increase your chances of survival.
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In a survival situation, life really does hang in the balance, and a wrong decision could spell the difference between life and death. No one knows this better than Les Stroud, who has survived everywhere from the sun-scorched sands of the Kalahari to the snake--infested jungles of the Amazon. In Will to Live, Les examines a host of famous and less well-known (but no less compelling) survival stories, and he not only explains what happened and why but also offers perspective on what went right, what went wrong and what could have been done differently.
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The Thing EX: An Alternate Ending U.S. Outpost North 31 A man sat in the interior pub area of the now partly destroyed area of U.S. Outpost 31. Exposed to the terrible winter weather outside, it seemed that the storm has settled for the time being. R.J. MacReady calmly lit a cigar, his hands heavily wrapped from the exposure of frostbite, not to mention that on his face which made him look like he has war paint on. MacReady tried his best to pour himself a drink, and amazingly, he had succeeded. Before he could take a sip, however, a puffy white hand grabbed him by the shoulder. 'Damn it, I KILLED you, you alien son of a bitch!!' Mac's mind screamed while he whirled around and met the owner of the hand at gunpoint. It wasn't the alien; it was the only other survivor in Outpost 31, Childs. Childs was in the same condition as MacReady was. His hands and faced were covered with frostbite. Childs managed to catch another glimpse of the now dull burning fire of where he fought The Thing, and then focused back on Mac, letting out a chilled sigh. "Did you kill it?" asked Childs. Mac and Childs were both very weak. Not knowing who's who in this situation and almost staying awake for two days can do this to a man, more to the point, two. "I'm pretty sure." replied Mac. Childs gave a frustrating sigh this time. "I mean it Mac, is it DEAD?" Childs asked more firmly. Mac took another swig of his whiskey, all the time eyeballing Childs near angry glance. "Yeah, the fuckers dead," He finally saw Childs hands; "Frostbite's a bitch, ain't it?" Childs managed to give a slight laugh, but backed away, slowly. He didn't know if that alien managed to get to MacReady. He examined his hands again. "Oh, well, they'll black again, sure enough, but my toes are already gone, thought the little guys came off when I was running here." explained Childs. "Easy for you to say, I stayed out there any longer, I might be looking like you." Mac joked. Childs laughed. "Yeah, Mac," Childs then refocused on another important matter, "I guess you're the only one left." Mac gave a slight nod, but he watched Childs closely after that statement. "You're still alive, aren't you?" Mac asked. Though Childs might not have known it, but Mac doubted his humanity just as much as he did after what they've been through. "The fire's not going to last long." Childs looked at the smoldering flame. "We aren't going to either." Mac took yet another swig of whiskey; the bottle was half empty now. "We should try to fix the radio," Mac immediately gave Childs a cold look. "No, we shouldn't. If that thing is still alive it
stays here, where the alien motherfucker can FREEZE to death for all I
care!!" Screamed Mac, as he shattered the whiskey bottle against a
wall. Childs jumped back in surprise. "Maybe we shouldn't make it. That could be that creature talking and not you." Mac said, and he puffed out some of his cigar smoke. "If you're worried, let's try that blood test of yours, eh?" asked Childs. "In the shape you and I are in, I think neither of us can try to stand up to whatever surprises we have in store for each other. IF there are any surprises." Mac took his blowtorch from under the desk, and placed it on top, his hand on the lighter. "So, where exactly were you Childs?" Mac asked firmly, the blowtorch pulled a little closer. "I thought I saw Blair, so I went after him, but then the storm kicked up and I lost sight of him." Replied Childs. "Is that the truth?!" asked Mac. Childs gave a slight smile. "Yeah, Mac. It's the truth. Honestly." Said Childs. Mac gave another puff of smoke from his cigar. Childs finally sat down, across the room from MacReady, eyeballing him. He looked around, seeing the fires of what remained of Outpost 31. Mac sat up, looking at one of the fires, almost if he was uncertain about something. "What is it?" Childs asked. MacReady opened his mouth, but words failed him. He simply grabbed Childs and ran over the fire that Mac was trying to examine. "Mac, slow down! Damn it, what the hell is wrong with you?!" Childs asked angrily. Mac didn't answer, but the two arrived at the fire that Mac was examining. "There." He said, pointing at a burning corpse. Mac leaned closer, and then he found what he was looking for. The burning corpse of the now dead Blair-Thing. "So, Blair was one of them after all?" Childs asked. Mac nodded, he stood up. "Sorry, Childs. It's just that I thought I saw one of them again, maybe something we missed." Said Mac, then, almost as if on cue, Childs and MacReady heard that horrific high-pitched screeching that they had heard once before. They whipped around in different directions, trying to find the source. Then, out of nowhere, a creature came down from the darkened sky, mutated, its face almost resembling that of an animal, jaws all over the remaining parts of the head. This form of the Thing seemed to resemble that of a combination of a huge, muscular, four-legged animal. MacReady and Childs stood their ground, horrified. They couldn't believe it, something else had been infected. "Childs! Run for it! Try to find a blowtorch!!" Mac screamed. Childs came to his senses and ran after Mac. The two looked behind them. The Thing creature that they were fighting had been one they've never seen before. This one possessed speed, even while going through the mutation process. "Shit! It's gaining on us, Mac!!" Childs screamed. Mac took one glimpse back. The Thing was running on all fours, and it was damn fast. "Split up!" Mac screamed back to Childs. "Fuck that, Bwana! We can't just separate, what if one of us gets lost in the storm?" "If we separate, one of us can still have the time to kill it if the other is dead!" "MacReady!" "DO IT, CHILDS!" Childs, apparently stunned by MacReady's tone, immediately darted to the left. The Thing creature stopped, pondering who to go after. Mac reached the area he was in, going for the blowtorch. When he turned around, he saw… Nothing. The creature had taken off. MacReady stepped out of pub area, searching for it. He looked around, nothing was moving, and then it hit him. Maybe the creature had gone after Childs! Mac ran as fast as he could to where Childs went, but he faintly heard the sound of a snowmobile running. It seemed that Childs knew that he wouldn't outrun the creature on foot. Soon, Childs passed the area of where the Blair-Thing corpse was. Mac turned, blowtorch ready in his hands. Childs waved, and then pointed behind him. Childs had gained a considerable amount of lead from the new form of the Thing. "Mac, I'm going to pull it to you!" Childs screamed over the engine of the snowmobile. Mac gritted his teeth, and he checked the torch, running over behind a piece of cover. "Alright, you motherfucker. It's time for you to die!" Mac grimaced, just the thought of killing this creature made his adrenaline rush. He heard the snowmobile coming closer. Before he knew it, it passed. Childs screamed. "BURN THAT FUCKER!" But when MacReady turned, there was nothing. The creature had stopped its pursuit. It was gone. "Childs, were the hell is that thing?!" Mac screamed. "M-M-Mac, look—behind.." Stuttered Childs. Mac turned around slowly, only to look straight into the jaws of hell. He stood, paralyzed, terrified that this creature was able to outsmart him. It opened it's "mouth" tentacles coming out, in order to infect the now corned R.J. MacReady. Suddenly, the creature lashed out its tentacles, and Mac closed his eyes. He and Childs both heard a high pitch squealing, and it wasn't Mac, it was the creature. It was litterly standing on a sea of flame. Childs had a spare Molotov Cocktail on him, and used one of the nearby fires to light it. "LIGHT THAT ALIEN MOTHERFUCKER UP, MACREADY!!!" Childs screamed triumphantly. The creature continued to scream, and Mac aimed his blowtorch, then noticing that the creature was actually looking at him. Mac started to pull the trigger. "Yeah, AND FUCK YOU TOO!!!" Mac screamed, and he let out a war cry, torching the creature. It screamed, then, it was totally in flames. Soon, MacReady had run out of fuel, and the creature fell over dead. Childs walked towards MacReady, smiling. "Well, I think that's the last of 'em, Mac." He said. MacReady just stared. "Wait a sec; I think this is the one we missed from the kennel." Mac stated. Childs whipped his head toward MacReady. "The one from the kennel?!" "Yeah, don't you remember that the Dog that was infected first had grown arms, and something had crawled through the roof and escaped?" "Yeah, now that you mention it, I do. I crawled through the roof, must've gotten to Palmer." Childs suggested. Mac nodded, and then he gave a grim smile. "Since we did find this creature, what do we name the thing?" Childs asked, apparently trying to joke. "That's a perfect name for it." Mac said. "What?" Childs asked, confused. "The Thing. Perfect name for this alien creature." Mac said, giving Childs a smile. "Yeah…The Thing." Childs said to himself. He turned toward MacReady. "So, what exactly do we do now?" He asked. Mac looked up; he didn't exactly know what to do. "Why don't we just stay here…see what happens." Mac said, Childs smiled. He started to walk to another part of the camp. "Where are you going?" MacReady asked. Childs turned around. "I think it'll be easier to deal with each if we separate." Childs suggest. "Weren't you the one that was bitching about us NOT to separate a minute ago?" "Yeah, but Mac, trust IS hard to come by nowadays, especially here." Childs said. Then Mac noticed something. "Childs, your leg is cut." He pointed out. Childs looked down; his leg did have a deep gash in it. He knew what MacReady was thinking. He took some of his blood, walked over to the fire, and placed of it on a burning piece of would. A soft hiss emitted for a result. Mac sighed with relief, and he walked over to Childs. "For a second there, I thought "The Thing" had infected you for moment. I guess I was wrong." Said Mac. "That doesn't mean we can die together." Replied Childs. "Then I guess this is goodbye." Offered Mac. "That it is." Replied Childs. He offered him a handshake, and Mac shook it. "Pleasure working with you, Childs." "Same to you, R. J. MacReady." And after that, the two men parted ways, giving themselves a final goodbye, for they knew, that in the situation of the storm and everything else, they weren't going to be leaving here alive. MacReady went back to the destroyed pub area that he was in, while Childs was trying to take refuge in one of the shacks, probably the one that Blair was in. MacReady then checked for chess boards, he was out of stock. Then he saw the one that he had torched before, pouring his drink in the electrical input area. He smirked. "Cheating bitch…" He mumbled. Then, he fell asleep, finally getting a chance to rest for a long period of time for two days of fighting The Thing. Three Months Later… A helicopter touched down near the main building of U.S. Outpost North 31. A squad of men immediately dispatched from it, them keeping their heads down to avoid getting slashed by the helicopter blades. They were a rescue team, trying to find out what happened to the team that was working at Outpost 31. They had a commander named Whitley, and a Captain named Blake. Whitley was mostly the scientific commander, he was here to study how exactly the team died, and they wouldn't just stupidly step out of the outpost and freeze to death, but by the look of camp from the air, and it seemed that something else had happened. Blake, on the other hand, was more of the commanding type, a hardened soldier, and he will kill anything or do anything to achieve a mission objective, and if that means dispatching some of his teammates, well, such is the price of victory. "This is goddamn insane." Mumbled one of team members. "Shut your mouth, Davison. The sooner we find out what happened here, the sooner we go home!" Blake screamed back to Davison, overhearing what he had said. Davison sighed. Nobody wanted to be here, especially in the middle of winter. It was so dark; the team couldn't really see a thing. Traveling to Antarctica during its "six months of darkness" period didn't seem like a smart idea. However, orders are orders, and disobeying those means getting discharged from the army. Nobody seemed to want that, so everyone had to follow orders. Blake and three others reached a shack. Blake tried the door handle, but it was locked. "Stand back." Blake said. His other three men, Rogers, Kyle, and Jackson stepped back. Blake brought his leg up, and kicked the door, in which it swung open by such a force. The four men stepped in. Rogers seemed to spot something. "Blake! We've got a body!" He pointed. "Is he alive?" Asked Jackson. "No, the guy froze to death." Said Kyle, since he was a medic. Blake checked the figure. He was frozen alright, a black, bald-headed mechanic by the looks of it. The dead mechanic even had a nametag. Blake checked the nametag, it read: Childs Blake touched the communicating button on his walkie-talkie, and he spoke. "Whitley, this is Blake. Come in over. He got nothing at first, but then he got a response. "What've you got?" Whitley asked. "One body, identification says Childs, no survivors. And what appears to be a…" Blake was cut off. "One body? And—and what?" "It's some sort of unidentified craft." He paused. He thought Whitley was going to believer him "It looks…" Blake breathed deeply, "Well, like a—a UFO." Then, Blake wasn't getting a response. "Colonel?" Blake asked, but he got nothing. "Colonel?!" He asked again, still no response. Blake stood there, confused. Blake and his squad then arrived at a chunk of a destroyed building. He went inside of what was left and it, and then saw a tape player from across the room, with a tape next to it. Blake walked over to it, and put it into the tape player. He played it, and got nothing. He rewound it a bit, and then started to get something. He rewound it more, than he got the full statement. "I'm gonna hide this tape when I'm finished. If none of us make it, at least there'll be some kind of record. The storms been hitting us pretty us hard now for—about 48 hours. One other thing, I think it rips through your clothes when it takes you over. Windows found some shredded long johns. They could be anybody's. We're all very tired." The tape started to say some garbled things, inaudible for the shape of the tape, and still, the tape continued. "There's nothing else I can do, but just wait--R.J. MacReady, helicopter pilot, U.S. Outpost 31." The tape finished. Blake stopped the tape, and thought, "WHAT rips through your clothes when it takes you over? This guy gone nuts?!" Blake stood up, his Machine Gun ready in his hands. Three Hours Later… Blake had dealt with many forms of The Thing now, and the teammates he had, Rogers, Jackson, and Kyle, they were all infected by the creature. They turned against him. How the hell could he lose all those men by one single organism? He knew that there was more to this mission than he thought, and he had a feeling that he and his team were lied to about this mission, or did some of them still think that he lied to the team about it? Blake was now back outside, trying to fight the gale force wind, when he stumbled upon a destroyed shack. Seeing as that someone might be there, he ran to it. He arrived at a destroyed doorway, checking all around, when he saw another frozen body. He walked toward it; the now deceased man had long brown hair, and a scruffy beard. He checked the nametag simply walking up to the body, and a horrified expression came across his face. "It's…MacReady!" He said with a gurgling choke. So, MacReady was dead too. He and Childs must've been the only ones who survived The Thing. Therefore, Blake considered his mission complete. Survivors had been found, at least, what's left of them. Blake knelt down. MacReady had a smile on him. So, the son of a bitch died smiling, something rare for Mac. Blake started to leave, when he looked back at the body. "Rest now, Mac. I'll take care of that creature for you." He said with pride, then, he went back into the storm. The body of MacReady seemed to smile again, as if it heard Blake, surely agreeing with his plan. MacReady had waited for death, and it had reached him, but it wasn't by the hands of The Thing, it was by the hands of his own will, for Mother Nature's "white death" of Antarctica had taken his life. As it seems, the smile on his face indicated that he wanted it that way more than anything else. THE END |
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Here is the last of the free digital files from PC. I really like this one, the details on it are very good. The paper is Bo-bunny, I didn't put a piece behind it, but it does come with a piece to cut for that.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
4 comments:
- Lisa said...
Wow, so awesome!! I love the details!! I hope you have a wonderful weekend :)
A Mermaid's Crafts - June 29, 2012 at 5:36 PM
- Sherrie K. said...
Wow, very cool digi file...Have a great wknd! Your right, the weather is crazy lately! stay safe my friend!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com - June 29, 2012 at 10:57 PM
- Linda said...
This is great. I love the the shadow it puts on the inside of the card.
http://www.craftingwithnana.blogspot.com - July 1, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- Debbie said...
This is really cool!!!
- July 1, 2012 at 8:39 PM
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(Rosario, Argentina 1899 – Comabbio, Italy 1968)
Fontana first experimented sculpture with his father, the sculptor Luigi, and in 1928 with A. Wildt at the Accademia di Brera. He then abandoned the figurative tradition, joining the artists of the Galleria del Milione (Lombard abstractionism), where he held his first solo exhibition in 1930. In the 1930s, he went to Paris and met Miró and Brancusi. In 1946 he elaborated his first spatial concepts (Concetti spaziali). Manifesto Bianco (1946) and the seven Manifesti dello Spazialismo (1947–1953) are the essays in which he upheld the need to abandon both realism and abstractionism. He encouraged the use of modern technical means (e.g., artificial light, radio, TV) to generate shapes, colors, and sounds through space. He soon put his ideas into practice: Ambienti, Ambiente Spaziale con forme spaziali e luce nera (1949) at the Galleria del Naviglio, the decorative neon tubes at the Milan Triennale in 1951, Costellazioni. With his renowned Tagli in 1958, he faced the problem of space through the cuts in the canvas. In the 1960s, he presented his last works: the cycles of Nature, La Fine di Dio, and Eclissi.


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Anyone else watching? It's definitely not the quality play that the NFL offers, but it's football. If you have any interest in watching, the games are generally on Thursday and Friday nights, and they play on NBC Sports Network.
I am from Canada and occasionally watch some games but agree it is far below NFL level of play but above most college football. CFL is heavily pass dominated league because of the large field giving space for the receivers to roam and there are only 3 downs instead of 4 to go the 10 yards. The pass-run ratio is probably around 70/30 for most teams so if you like the running game you won't like it. The offense is allowed unlimited motion and the receivers can actually be running down the field at the time of the snap so long as they are behind the LOS. The DL must line up at least one yard off the LOS. There are 12 players on the field. Most teams play a 4-3-5 although some do play a 3-4-5 arrangement. The FG post is located at the 0-yard line so FGs are much easier to come by. The field is 110 yards long and I think about 65 yards wide with an end zone that is 20-25 yards deep. The field is much, much larger. There will definitely be some names you recognize as about half the players are American and many of them played in Division I football but failed to catch on in the NFL. The game places a premium on speed and the passing game because of how spread out everything is but size isn't nearly as advantageous. Lots of my friends like it but I just could never really get too into it. I do watch it mostly when I am visiting my dad or brother-in-law and it can be entertaining at times. It is similar enough to the NFL that you can easily follow the game along once you are aware of the differences.
Its alright. I was in Toronto at a bar one night when a game was on and everybody was really into it. Actually had a lot of fun rooting for the Argos. I think the CFL is bigger than the American public might actually realize. There is a reason the NFL is having games in Toronto (Bills)
This will be one of my first years of really watching it. One of my friends got signed by a team recently, I'm hoping he uses it to spring board back into the NFL.


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Do 217N-1 crashed near Edslev 5/5 1945.
The aircraft belonged to 5./ Aufklgr.Nacht and was coded K7+GN. T/o Odense ? Op: Transfer to Norway.
It is believed that the Do 217 was en route from Odense to Norway when it was heard to circle the area at a rather low altitude before it a hit a low hill 50 metres east of a farm belonging to farmer Arnold Jensen and disintegrated killing the crew of four. "Statens Civile Luftværn" was informed by telephone and in the morning a truck from Fliegerplatz Ry arrived. They collected the death bodies and took them to Ry where they were laid to rest in Gl. Ry cemetery on 7/5 1945. The crew were Fahnenjunker Unteroffizier Martin Gerok, Unteroffizier Frotz Handreg, Unteroffizier Hans-Jürgen Kock and Unteroffizier Günther Lux. They were transferred to Gedhus German cemetery in the sixties. It should be remembered that the German capitulation in Holland, Northern Germany and Denmark took place at 08:00 hrs on the morning of 5/5 1945.
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