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I think I heard it in a previous podcast but I can't remember which one it is. Which of the lounges around WDW have their own swizzle sticks? I know the Tambu Lounge does ( I got the one there on my last trip ), I want to complete my collection when I am down for our trip in September. Thanks for your help.
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Welcome to Look At What I Made!
My name is Dedri and I am passionate about (and obsessed with) crochet and crochet pattern designing. I also craft, bake, sew and rant.
If you find something that inspires you, please brighten my day by letting me know.
And if you find an error in one of my patterns, send me a gentle nudge so that I can fix it.
What a pleasure to make!
The pattern is extremely well written and clear. It was easy to follow and the resulting block is gorgeous!
Thank you Julie!
I have made this square as part of the Official CCC Social Group Block a Week CAL 2014. With kind permission from Julie, we have done a photo tutorial for the block.
Using Stylecraft Special DK yarn and a 4 mm hook, my square came out to 8" once all 14 rounds were made.
Another beautiful square by Melinda Miller. I love making her squares. This is the fourth of her squares to be featured in the Official CCC Social Group Block a Week CAL 2014.
Using a 4 mm hook and double knit yarn, my square came out to 9".
Melinda has kindly given us permission to do a photo-tutorial for the more tricky parts in the pattern.
Thank you so much, Melinda.
I love love LOVE Pam's patterns.
This Christmas tree was so quick to make and very straightforward.
I only made 23 rows for each section, because I only wanted a diddy little tree. And diddy it is! At only 8" high, it is perfect for what I need it for.
And that is?
An earring and brooch tree, of course!
Thank you, Pam xxx
I made this block as part of the Official CCC Social Group Block a Week CAL 2014.
Lovely pattern. Fairly easy too. The only "speciality" stitch is the popcorn stitch.
This block came out so nice. I hardly think it will need any blocking.
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Thank you everyone for your support during 2012, it has been very humbling. I have so much fun going on photo trips around northern Michigan and I can't wait to start shooting in 2013.
Have a great new year and be safe!
- Travis.
This is what you can stumble upon during walks in the Winter. A creek (imagine me saying it like "crick") of ice! This was the only angle I could capture the image, otherwise my camera and I would have went for a dip.
- Travis.
Winter photography is always a fun challenge and today proved to be no exception. From driving down a treacherous and potentially illegal trail, I made it to a unique area in northeast Michigan. Click "read more" to see the video! Read more
Last night was without question, a roller-coaster of excitement. For the past two years I have been learning how to capture the Northern Lights on camera and the setting I have always envisioned was the Northern Lights over the iconic Mackinaw Bridge. Hit the link to read the story and to see more of my favorite images….. Read more
It has been about a month since my last post on here, I have been patiently waiting for the flowers to bloom in the local greenhouse called Nettas. This past Tuesday I took a drive there and managed to capture a few interesting images of the freshly 'hatched' flowers. The image above is my favorite because of the texture and color contrast between the flower and backdrop that I was testing. In about a week all the flowers at the greenhouse will be blooming; I plan on spending an entire day there doing macro photography (with plenty more to post here!)
- Travis.
Tonight the northern lights will be very active due to a large solar flare that is impacting the earth. Most northern latitudes in the United States should be able to view the display, as long as clouds hold off. The northern lights are a great nighttime treat to watch or capture on 'film'.
If you plan on photographing the 'Lights', here are some tips that may be useful:
- Be sure to use a tripod to stabilize your camera, this is critical.
- Use a lens that has a large maximum aperture. A f/3.5, f/2.8, or f/2.4 lens would be ideal. If you aren't sure of what the maximum aperture size is for one of your lenses, it usually is printed on the lens. The smaller the number, the better.
- Use a slow shutter speed. Primarily, I use a 30 second exposure speed (or faster) and usually have the aperture set wide open (f/2.4 in my case because that is my lens' widest aperture). Anything above a 30 second exposure may reduce details in the 'lights' and cause motion blurs from movement of the Earth. Shutter speed is quite subjective to the light conditions. If the Aurora is very bright, you can get away with a with a faster shutter speed and lower ISO.
- Depending on the speed of your lens & how bright the aurora is, you may need to bump up (or turn down if the Aurora is very bright) the ISO. I usually try to shoot at 1600 ISO or maybe 3200 ISO. But remember, the higher the ISO the more grain that will appear in the photo. Also, the higher the ISO, the faster your camera will pull in light. This setting is also subjective to the brightness of the aurora.
-If it's very bright, a lower ISO & faster shutter speed can be used. If it's very dim, a higher ISO (in combination with a slower shutter speed) will be needed to capture the light of the Aurora.
- Set your lens/camera to Manual focus. Make sure your lens' focus is turn to Infinity (which looks like this on the lens ∞ )
- Make sure to bring a flashlight.
- If you don't capture the 'lights' in your first image, don't get discouraged. Adjust your aperture, shutter speed and ISO settings until you start to see the lights in your image.
If anyone has any specific question, feel free to email me your questions via firstname.lastname@example.com
These are the tips I keep in mind when I shoot the northern lights. Keep in mind that there are different methods to capture the lights on film. So if you find a different method that works for you, then certainly keep shooting!
Happy Shooting!!
- Travis.
Last night, a large coronal mass ejection (CME) was thrown from the sun. It's hurtling straight toward our little planet, Earth. This means northern areas in the USA may be able to see the Aurora Borealis tomorrow night (March 8, 2012). The last time a large CME occurred was last year in the fall, it was seen as far south as Tennessee. This event may be the same size or larger. I highly advise everyone to keep there eye on the sky tomorrow night. It will be a great photo opportunity and definitely is something that a family may enjoy watching.
I plan on shooting the 'lights' all thursday night. It's a rare event, some people never see them in their lifetime. I'll be posting new images periodically through the night and Friday morning.
- Travis.
Winter in Michigan so far has been unusually warm & snow-less. There was relatively no snow on the ground during December. It was depressing, especially during Christmas. However, Ol' Man Winter had a big surprise for us during the first two weeks of January. Read on for more images! Read more


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MIT Professional Education creates Online X Programs and launches big data course
January 10, 2014
"Tackling the Challenges of Big Data" is first professional course to be offered online
Encryption is less secure than we thought
August 13, 2013
For 65 years, most information-theoretic analyses of cryptographic systems have made a mathematical assumption that turns out to be wrong.
The brains behind research on the brain
July 30, 2013
Mehmet Fatih Yanik develops tools to answer some of the central questions in neuroscience.
Special deal on photon-to-electron conversion: Two for one!
April 18, 2013
New technique developed at MIT could enable a major boost in solar-cell efficiency.
Paul Juodawlkis elevated to Fellow of the Optical Society
February 25, 2013
Recognized for innovations in optics and photonics
'Invisible' particles could enhance thermoelectric devices
February 6, 2013
New approach could improve the efficiency of devices that harness power from temperature differences.
Chips that can steer light
January 9, 2013
Record-setting 'optical phased arrays' could lead to better laser rangefinders, smaller medical-imaging devices and even holographic TVs.
Ozdaglar selected as the inaugural Steven and Renee Finn Innovation Fellow
November 27, 2012
The fellowship provides tenured, mid-career faculty in the Department of Electrical Engineer and Computer Science with resources for up to three years to pursue new research and development paths.
'Rising Stars in EECS' convene at MIT
November 14, 2012
Searching genomic data faster
July 10, 2012
Biologists' capacity for generating genomic data is increasing more rapidly than computing power. A new algorithm will help them keep up.
New chip captures power from multiple sources
July 8, 2012
System developed at MIT could combine power harvested from light, heat and vibrations to run monitoring systems.
Communication scheme makes popular applications 'gracefully mobile'
June 27, 2012
New MIT software keeps tens of thousands of people logged into remote computers from mobile devices, but the underlying technology could improve a host of other programs.
New energy source for future medical implants: sugar
June 12, 2012
Implantable fuel cell built at MIT could power neural prosthetics that help patients regain control of limbs.