GIMP is an open source image editor. Jankman is Jankman. For much more Janky UI reporting, check out the related video about Finale. You don't need to be a musician to appreciate it's heart-warming, jankalicious odour.
The others think Katniss is upset, but she's just excited
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00:06 — Gale has a confession
00:19 — Katniss is startled upon awakening
00:24 — Katniss is excited
00:46 — Peeta worries about an atypical cat
01:07 — Katniss knows what she’s doing
01:22 — President Coin poses a riddle
01:39 — Katniss sings to Peeta
01:55 — Haymitch has new clothes
02:19 — Katniss performs her new song
02:40 — Katniss has trouble sleeping
This is a walnut wood drawer made using a technique called " 包み蟻組接ぎ - tsutsumi arigumi tsugi " in Japanese.
In English, maybe it's "wrapped dovetail joint"?
* We have changed the title! Thank you everyone!
This video is the making part of the drawer of "ISHITANI - Making a Single Pedestal Solid Wood Desk" uploaded in December 2023.
Click here for a video of the making of the desk
https://youtu.be/VvV9Qd_CbU4
包み蟻組接ぎという技法で作ったクルミの木の引き出しです。
このビデオは2023年12月に公開した「ISHITANI - Making a Single Pedestal Solid Wood Desk」の引き出しのメイキングパートです。
デスク本体のメイキング動画はこちら
https://youtu.be/VvV9Qd_CbU4
furniture maker : Natsuki Ishitani / video & posting : Chie / music 「雪花歌譚」 by のる
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All large woodworking machines are used machines.
Many of them were manufactured more than 40 years ago, and it has become difficult to obtain those in good condition.
A single pedestal desk made of east asian walnut wood.
The leg stretchers are created complex wooden joints.
This desk is designed to be disassembled when transporting it.
The video was quite long, so I made a separate video for the details of making the drawer. We hope you enjoy it too.
* Sometimes the dog (Shiro) barks because he wants the door to be opened.
クルミの木でお作りした片袖デスクです。脚の貫が複雑な組み手で組んであります。また今回は搬出搬入の際に分解できる構造になっています。
製作の内容が盛り沢山で、すごくビデオが長くなってしまったので、引き出しのメイキング詳細は別動画にしました。そちらもお楽しみ頂ければと思います。
※時々犬(シロ)が鳴いているのは、ドアを開けてほしいからです。
furniture maker : Natsuki Ishitani / video & posting : Chie / music「流星群の夜」 by ハヤシユウ
Click here for the drawer making video
https://youtu.be/ujDKuNj4txE
引き出し製作のパートはこちら
https://youtu.be/ujDKuNj4txE
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When the pain of inaction exceeds the pain of change, choosing change will become the obvious choice. Planning and dreaming are important, but ultimately, action is what brings about real change.
Starting a business has been life-changing for our family but it hasn't been without challenges. In this video my wife, Laura, joins me for an honest discussion of the personal and financial struggles we've faced running 30X40 Design Workshop over the past 10 years.
Although Laura doesn’t work for 30X40, the decision to start this business 10 years ago had profound personal and financial implications for both of us. I couldn’t have done this without her support and buy-in.
This is a candid, wide-ranging discussion of three phases of business growth and the countless lessons learned along the way. #architect #business #interiordesigner
Access all the bonus resources here:
https://thirtybyforty.com/blog/ten-years-of-making
▬▬▬▬▬ Timestamps ▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 Intro
00:54 Getting Ready to Get Ready
02:10 A Painful Moment
03:25 Minimum Viable Income
04:25 Side Hustle to Solopreneur
05:08 Fear Setting
06:03 No Paycheck Anymore
07:40 Undervaluing my Services
08:06 Experiments (Things I Tried)
09:44 Lumpy Income + Cash buffer
10:31 Social Isolation
11:40 Challenges of Working from Home
14:00 Imposter Syndrome + My Cat
15:05 Phase Two - Entrepreneurship
17:40 Scarcity mindset
18:45 More Work = More Liability
20:05 Choosing Better Clients
21:20 Saying, “No” (and when to do it)
22:33 CEO vs. Worker Bee
23:40 Is this all there is? Again?
25:42 Owning Successes + Failures
27:07 Financial Risk + Reward
PQF é uma série documental que experimenta a forma-filme de uma sessão de análise convidando analistas para falarem de si e de seu trabalho.
No episódio #11 sete psicanalistas do Coletivo Perifanálise trazem seus testemunhos, a vida na periferia e a experiência de um projeto de atendimentos psicanalíticos na e para a periferia. Com cada um dos perifanalistas vamos compondo um universo e ao mesmo tempo descobrindo as particularidades de Paula Eloisa Jameli, Emília da Silva Ramos, Rosimeire Bussola, Reine Rodrigues, Thainá F. Aroca, Veronica Rosa da Silva e Jefferson Santos Pinto.
PARA OUTRAS INFORMAÇÕES E MATERIAIS acesse: PSISQUEFALAM.COM
00:00:00 Início
00:00:43 Paula Eloisa Jameli
00:24:37 Emília da Silva Ramos
00:50:18 Rosimeire Bussola
01:13:57 Reine Rodrigues
01:40:27 Thainá F. Aroca
02:07:11 Veronica Rosa da Silva
02:30:57 Jefferson Santos Pinto
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Título: Psicanalistas que falam: Coletivo Perifanálise
Duração: 178’
Ano de Produção: 2023
País: Brasil
Idioma: português
Gênero: documentário
Classificação Etária: livre
Direção e Produção executiva: Heidi Tabacof
Assistência de direção: Jonas Tabacof Waks
Produção: Heidi Tabacof e Quelany Vicente
Fotografia: Cauê Steinberg
Câmeras e som direto: Fernanda Cristiane e Cauê Steinberg
Edição: Fernanda Cristiane
Design gráfico: Julio Dui_mono
Comunicação Digital: Quelany Vicente e Jonas Tabacof Waks
Realização: Tupi produções
In this tutorial series we are learning how to build a cob house which is a traditional and sustainable building technique built from clay, sand, straw, and water.
In this episode we focus on how to add sculptural details and apply clay plasters.
If you are interested in learning more about natural building or taking a future natural building workshop be sure to follow us on Instagram @naturalbuildings to keep up to date with our ongoing offerings and projects. Workshop taught by Cruzin Cob Global.
After accepting an invitation to a party, a group of friends gets more than they bargained for...
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00:00 – Intro
00:10 — Chill, baby goose
00:19 — Anybody smell mold?
00:47 — This thing's gonna be awesome
01:04 — Arrival at the home of Mr. Thicke
01:24 — Did y'all bring me some fruit?
01:31 — Too much cola
01:39 — It's a tree squirrel!
01:55 — The unfortunate arm incident
02:13 — Stiff little French fry
02:24 — Was that a hair cup?
02:29 — You'll do singing for me?
02:45 — We need some kind of weapon
02:56 — Burgers and Fingers
03:02 — The guy's gonna kill us now
03:29 — It's time for a show
04:00 — You nervous?
These are a few of the lessons learned from my first 10 years in business. With hindsight, it's easy to connect the dots and see three major phases. An excerpt from an interview with Mark LePage on the Entrearchitect podcast. https://entrearchitect.com/30x40
#designbusiness #lifeofanarchitect #architectlife
In this tutorial series we are learning how to build a cob house which is a traditional and sustainable building technique built from clay, sand, straw, and water.
In this episode we focus on how to build cob walls.
If you are interested in learning more about natural building or taking a future natural building workshop be sure to follow us on Instagram @naturalbuildings to keep up to date with our ongoing offerings and projects. Workshop taught by Cruzin Cob Global.
Many people feel that western notation makes it unnecessarily hard to read music. If we want to sight read, learn music theory or just practice an instrument, surely there's a better way? Right? This has been a hot topic for almost 1000 years... AND I PUT IT TO BED RIGHT HERE!
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---------- CHAPTERS ----------
00:00 - Setting the stage
09:26 - Notation must die INTRO!
15:12 - Ancient Greek notation
19:40 - The history of western notation
31:57 - Chromatic staves
36:15 - The piano roll
42:54 - Clefs (and resistance to change)
44:42 - Muto method
46:45 - Notation & the aristocracy
48:25 - Tablature
51:40 - Guitar Hero
52:51 - Klavarskribo
54:08 - Other types of keyboard notation
55:47 - Musitude!
1:01:18 - Dodeca
1:03:01 - Accessibility
1:04:31 - Farbige Noten
1:06:49 - Jullian Carrillo's system
1:08:26 - The best of the rest
1:11:52 - Where can we go from here?
---------- BIBLIOGRAPHY ----------
BOOKS
Julian Carrillo: Sistema General de Escritura Musical (Mexico City: Ediciones Sonidos 13, 1895)
Charles Francis Abdy Williams: The Story of Notation (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1903)
https://archive.org/details/storynotation00willgoog/page/n28/mode/2up
Willi Apel: The Notation of Polyphonic Music, 900-1600 (The Mediaeval Academy of America, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1953)
https://archive.org/details/notationofpolyph1953apel/page/32/mode/2up
Gardner Read: Source Book of Proposed Music Notation Reforms (Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 1987)
ARTICLES AND BLOGS
A timeline of music notation - Jon Silpayamanant (this is a wonderful resource with circa 900 notation systems covered)
https://silpayamanant.wordpress.com/timeline-of-music-notation/
Adémar de Chabannes, Carolingian Musical Practices, and Nota Romana - James Grier - Journal of the American Musicological Society, Vol. 56, No. 1, pp. 43-98. - University of California Press
Musical Clefs and their Abolition, T. L. Southgate - The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular, Vol. 30, No. 559 (Sep. 1, 1889)
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3360190?typeAccessWorkflow=login
Cross eyed pianist on the topic of notation being ‘elitist’. https://crosseyedpianist.com/tag/elitism-in-music-education/
The Muto Method
https://muto-method.com/en/score.html
Proposed redesign of piano sheet music
https://medium.com/alex-couch-s-portfolio/how-i-d-redesign-piano-sheet-music-355c4f9012f1
Musitude
https://musitude.com/
The Modes of Ancient Greek Music
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/40288/40288-h/40288-h.htm
VIDEOS
Reconstruction of Greek music, led by Professor Armand D'Angour https://youtu.be/4hOK7bU0S1Y
Offertorium: Jubilate Deo universa terra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tw0Ny4Z4wD4&ab_channel=GradualeProject
An introduction to mensural notation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1F2FSLakVA&ab_channel=EarlyMusicSources
Style similar to Nonantolian notation
https://unipub.uni-graz.at/obvugrscript/content/pageview/5564611
Mensural notation wikipedia page (which is very good)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mensural_notation
Database of high-res scans of early Christian music
https://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/subproject/stgall_music
Mensural notation scan: Missae partes decantari solitae: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus et Agnus Dei cum notis musicalibus
https://search.onb.ac.at/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=ONB_alma21295855650003338&context=L&vid=ONB&lang=de_DE
Mouth pictogram imagery by pch.vector https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/mouth-animation-set_9176068.htm#query=mouth%20speaking&position=0&from_view=keyword&track=ais
Can you spot all the differences between what I drew and what was built? There's one more that I didn't mention in the video see this link: https://thirtybyforty.com/drawn-vs-built
Clear drawings matter, download my template here: https://thirtybyforty.com/autocad-bundle