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Friday, September 11, 2009
The Cat Piano
Been a long while. Here's some lovely animation to check out, lovely poetry too, thank you Mr. Nick Cave.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
M. Ward - Rave On
Matt Ward covering Buddy Holly in stop motion with Zooey Deschanel doing backup vocals.... Whats not to love?
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Evan is teh winz.
In lieu of having any of my own accomplishments to post I am throwing this up on the blog. Evan DiLeo featured on the motionographer homepage. Kick ass, take names, get money get paid son.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
ps90: Does Has
Wanted to make a quick post and say that I have indeed finally gotten the ps90.
It was everything I hoped for, meaning its the coolest damn gun ever. I went out this weekend and shot with some family then shot with some friends.
Some fancy pictures and a real write up to follow but here's a quick shot of the gun in action...
It was everything I hoped for, meaning its the coolest damn gun ever. I went out this weekend and shot with some family then shot with some friends.
Some fancy pictures and a real write up to follow but here's a quick shot of the gun in action...
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
ps90: Countdown
Excitement is going off the charts as the days count down to the ps90.
Over the weekend I went to a gun show and picked up a few things in preparation.
50 round magazine in all its lovely rapid-bullet-dispensing glory:
Ammo and ammo cans in the true ex-military, unibomber style.
And here is a drawing of a target I drew up. The goal is to be able to get 3 headshots at 100yds in as many seconds. Once this is accomplished I think I'll be ready to quell any small scale zombie invasions that come my way.
Over the weekend I went to a gun show and picked up a few things in preparation.
50 round magazine in all its lovely rapid-bullet-dispensing glory:
Ammo and ammo cans in the true ex-military, unibomber style.
And here is a drawing of a target I drew up. The goal is to be able to get 3 headshots at 100yds in as many seconds. Once this is accomplished I think I'll be ready to quell any small scale zombie invasions that come my way.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Space=Big, Green Laser Pointers=Cool
Last night Janelle, Austin and I went to the Chamberlin Observatory. We attended a short lecture about planetary nebulae/star nurseries and then looked through the telescope. First we looked an Uranus which was looking fuzzy and blue and far away.
Next we looked at Venus. Bright. Almost eye hurting bright and pretty.
We went downstairs and finished the 2nd half of the lecture. By then the dorks present were starting to sweat since they didn't plan on a young woman attending the lecture. We went back up to the telescope and looked at the Orion Nebula which was faint green and much more "nebula-y" than I expected it to look through a telescope.
We looked at one more star whose name I don't recall but it was brilliant bright blue and twinkly.
After that we stepped out onto the balcony and one of the guys started naming stars and pointing at them with a green laser pointer whose beam was visible enough for him to point at the stars and everyone to see a straight line in the sky directly where he wanted us to. Cool.
Janelle and Austin went downstairs and they guys brought up a view of the SS Sulaco for me which was cool too because I always wanted to see the ship where Ripley finally got inpregnated by a face-hugger.
I snapped a couple of pics. they didn't come out great but hey, its a cell phone camera in a dark dome in the middle of the night, lay off me.
Next we looked at Venus. Bright. Almost eye hurting bright and pretty.
We went downstairs and finished the 2nd half of the lecture. By then the dorks present were starting to sweat since they didn't plan on a young woman attending the lecture. We went back up to the telescope and looked at the Orion Nebula which was faint green and much more "nebula-y" than I expected it to look through a telescope.
We looked at one more star whose name I don't recall but it was brilliant bright blue and twinkly.
After that we stepped out onto the balcony and one of the guys started naming stars and pointing at them with a green laser pointer whose beam was visible enough for him to point at the stars and everyone to see a straight line in the sky directly where he wanted us to. Cool.
Janelle and Austin went downstairs and they guys brought up a view of the SS Sulaco for me which was cool too because I always wanted to see the ship where Ripley finally got inpregnated by a face-hugger.
I snapped a couple of pics. they didn't come out great but hey, its a cell phone camera in a dark dome in the middle of the night, lay off me.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
ps90: Cart Before the Horse
I've been working basically every night for the last several weeks on a freelance gig earning money that is going into the ps90 fund. The project is wrapping up soon and there really isn't any more research for me to do on the gun. I know what I want and need to get it rolling, now its just a matter of getting the money raised to buy it and then finding the right deal.
I've gone to tons of guns shows and stores and picked up the gun, compared sights, accessories and prices and got more used to the feel of it. as far as I am concerned the gun is already mine, someone in some store is just holding onto it for me for a while.
I decided at the last shop I went to that I would do something to keep my eye on the prize while I wait so I bought a box of ammunition for it. Now here are some dorky tech specs and too many pictures of my little bullets.
The rounds are 5.7x28 mm. This means itty bitty. Really, they are just bigger than a .22 round.
They are a custom round made by the manufacturer. Only 2 guns in the world fire them, the gun I am getting and the FN Five-seveN handgun.
They fire fast and straight (ps90: 2100 ft/sec, Five-seveN: 1700 ft/sec) and were originally meant to take down people with body armor. These V-max rounds aren't armor piercing but that's ok. AP rounds ruin your gun's barrel over time and these will easily penetrate a zombie skull just the same.
The ps90 has a magazine capacity of 50 which means all these round will fit in the gun all at once.
Tiny and lightweight. Here is one compared to the casing of a 7mm rifle.
I've gone to tons of guns shows and stores and picked up the gun, compared sights, accessories and prices and got more used to the feel of it. as far as I am concerned the gun is already mine, someone in some store is just holding onto it for me for a while.
I decided at the last shop I went to that I would do something to keep my eye on the prize while I wait so I bought a box of ammunition for it. Now here are some dorky tech specs and too many pictures of my little bullets.
The rounds are 5.7x28 mm. This means itty bitty. Really, they are just bigger than a .22 round.
They are a custom round made by the manufacturer. Only 2 guns in the world fire them, the gun I am getting and the FN Five-seveN handgun.
They fire fast and straight (ps90: 2100 ft/sec, Five-seveN: 1700 ft/sec) and were originally meant to take down people with body armor. These V-max rounds aren't armor piercing but that's ok. AP rounds ruin your gun's barrel over time and these will easily penetrate a zombie skull just the same.
The ps90 has a magazine capacity of 50 which means all these round will fit in the gun all at once.
Tiny and lightweight. Here is one compared to the casing of a 7mm rifle.So that's actually the short version of all the info I have collected on this gun and its rounds. Thank you for indulging me while I rant and rave and wait impatiently for my rifle.
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