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Save $200 in 2 Minutes and have the World's Best Writing Pen BLUE VERTIGO | Web Design Resources Links | Last update AUG.04.2014 Incredible Lead Pencil Sculptures - Creativepool magazine Since a young age, São Paulo-born artist Dalton Ghetti had a knack for tools. For his 9th Birthday, Ghetti received a set of metal tools for children. This is what he believes began his love of carving and hobby for carpentry. At 24, he moved to the USA where he earned an associate of arts degree in architecture, while working as a cabinet maker. upon graduation he became employed as a home remodeller, a job which he continues doing today. During his spare time, Ghetti enjoys carving small intricate objects our for lead pencils. His technique requires him to hold the pencil in his hand under a strong light source, carving with either a sewing needle or sharp triangular metal blade, gradually removing specks of graphite at a time. Website: By Janet Duane
Join We Heart It | Discover inspiration & beautiful images every day We Heart It Welcome back! Log in here Log in with Don't have a We Heart It account? Scroll to Top page Download the app for iPhone and iPad! Languages: © All images are copyrighted by their respective authors. Explicit cookie consent Any reaction? ROCKETS are spectacular examples of Isaac Newton’s third law of motion: that to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Throwing hot gas out of its engines at high speed (the action) thrusts a rocket off its launch pad and into space (the reaction). But having to carry the propellants needed to create the gas (the reaction mass) is a pain, for at any given moment during a flight the action has to propel not only the rocket itself, but also all of the remaining, unburnt propellant. Most of the effort expended in a rocket launch is therefore directed towards lifting propellant rather than payload. As a result, even the most modern rockets start off with a mass that is more than 90% propellant. The fantasy of rocket scientists is therefore an engine that needs no propellant. An EMDrive (see picture) is a conical metal cavity into which microwaves are fed, and inside of which they bounce around. So what is going on?
La Licra lance une application mobile pour signaler les tags racistes Citoyens, effaçons le racisme de nos murs ! Une façon nouvelle de militer pour faire reculer le racisme, l’antisémitisme et les discriminations au quotidien. Aujourd’hui, mardi 11 juin 2013, la Ligue contre le racisme et l’antisémitisme (Licra) lance une application mobile permettant notamment de géolocaliser et dénoncer les tags racistes. L’objectif de la Licra est de les faire effacer par les services municipaux. « L’app’Licra », qui se revendique comme la « première application antiraciste », veut« inciter les citoyens à agir » et propose de »géolocaliser les tags racistes en un clic pour en accélérer les procédures d’effacement ».
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