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$10 for Entry for Two Children & One Adult at Junglerama Hutt Park or Newtown Locations (value up to $22)
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- A special deal just in time for the school holidays.
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- Say goodbye to holiday boredom with Junglerama's epic, adventurous play centre.
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For the past year Junglerama Hutt Park has delivered epic fun and games for your family and they're not about to stop now. As always, the little ones will also be able to clamber, swing and jump through the large multi-level climbing structure, wheeeeee down the inflatable slide and fire the great air cannons. And when they need refuelling, have them join you in the cafe where they can choose from a range of hearty snacks to recharge those batteries.
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Been craving some new music from Rudimental, the drum-n-bass collective who brought us hit single Not Giving In and Angel Haze collab Hell Could Freeze? You're in luck—today, the UK four-piece are back to give you what you've been Waiting All Night (and then some) for. Like the group's Booth debut, the latest single off Rudimental's self-titled freshman set juxtaposes soulful vocals with frantic breakbeats. Virgin/EMI-signed songstress Ella Eyre provides the former, showcasing her powerful pipes over the group's brass-fortified percussion assault. Like what you're hearing? You'll be able to find this single and plenty more where it came from on Rudimental (the LP), scheduled for release April 15, via Asylum/Black Butter Records .
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Get access to all the hidden bricks in LDD
Posted 16 April 2010 - 12:20 PM
There is colors under colors, just goto a color and wait a few sec and then pops up more colors...Bloody awesome :)...
Posted 16 April 2010 - 01:35 PM
NecroViolator, on Apr 16 2010, 08:20 AM, said:
There is colors under colors, just goto a color and wait a few sec and then pops up more colors...Bloody awesome :)...
Posted 16 April 2010 - 01:54 PM
Aanchir, on Apr 16 2010, 03:35 PM, said:
Check this post out: http://www.eurobrick...?...st&p=720316
Posted 16 April 2010 - 03:55 PM
but why have they kept it hidden for so long!!! why!!!
Posted 16 April 2010 - 04:20 PM
ipwnlego, on Apr 16 2010, 05:55 PM, said:
Because LDD is part of a business (DesignByMe), and the purpose of LDD was initially foremost to support DbM. Releasing Universe Mode would mean a great risk that kids started coloring bricks in any possible way, and then they would get disappointed if the couldn't order those bricks. That in turn could hurt the DbM concept. However, for different reasons things changed and they decided it was OK to release LU mode to the fans.
Posted 16 April 2010 - 10:30 PM
superkalle, on Apr 16 2010, 10:20 AM, said:
Actually, I was thinking that LU mode might not be so detrimental to LEGO. I tend to think that it was meant to promote LU by letting potential customers design models and minifigures to include in LU, which they may be more tempted to buy if they could use their creations in the game.
On the other hand, perhaps LU mode is just LEGO's own system for designing things for LU.
Speaking of designing things, I recently completed another rendering in LU mode. It's only an official set, not an MOC, but it uses quite a variety of pieces and some tricky connections, including these pesky parts, which LDD gave me such a hard time with. I managed to wrestle the software into submission though.
Anyway, here's the result of my labors: Claw Catcher!
Bigger Picture
LXF File
Unfortunately, there are a few inaccuracies, but otherwise, I believe my rendering is 100% instructions-accurate. Feel free to point out anything else I can do to improve it.
- The Lava Monster has no eyes, but that's a limitation of LDD.
- The driver (Brains) has a substituted torso print, and no leg printing.
- Obviously, stickers were left off (they weren't available in LDD).
Not all accessories could fit into the side crates, but again, that's a limitation of LDD.Fixed! I was able to use clip plates to secure some of the accessories in temporarily, then I deleted the clip plates to give the illusion of the accessories in their crates.- There is supposed to be an 8x8 grill plate over the water tank, but it wouldn't fit over the hinge plate, so I used a regular 8x8 plate instead.
Enjoy! I plan to do
-Toa Of Justice
UPDATE: Seabed Scavenger is done! Small Picture Big Picture LXF File
Unfortunately, the helmet piece is different (I couldn't find the proper one), there's no leg or torso printing on either figure, and there's no stickers. Also, I had to put the diver's flippers somewhere. Ordinarily, I would have used the holes on either side of the Atlantis helmet, but I couldn't do that this time. In addition, LDD's poorly programmed hinge controls completely prevented me from moving the joystick in the cockpit into the minifigure's hand, but that's a minor problem. Otherwise, I followed the instructions 100%.
UPDATE 2: Smash 'n' Grab is done! Small Picture Big Picture LXF File
Once again, I followed the instructions to the best of my ability, but there were several issues. First of all, both minifigures have substituted torso prints. Secondly, I couldn't find Squidtron's head in LDD, so I used an ordinary head coupled with a reversed jester hat as a mockup. The biggest issue by far (which was present even in LDD 1.4!) is that the hook cannot fit into its socket, so I had to use some bricks to slide it into place. I used a similar technique to get the money inside the ATM. Once again, there are no stickers.
UPDATE 3: Mini Telehandler is done! Small Picture Big Picture LXF File
I only had one major issue with this model: the "Catch W. Cross Hole" (also available in Design byME) was too long. For the sake of appearance, I used a black 9L axle to compensate for that other part's incorrect geometry.
I'd like to thank LEGO once again for their innovative set designs, and providing me with the opportunity to further test LDD's connection capabilities by building their sets.
Edited by Toa_Of_Justice, 19 April 2010 - 04:19 PM.
Posted 17 April 2010 - 01:54 AM
Posted 17 April 2010 - 03:35 AM
ipwnlego, on Apr 16 2010, 09:54 PM, said:
I've come back after a while, now that Summers over I need something to do.
Posted 17 April 2010 - 06:20 PM
Good day
Edited by krystalKING, 18 April 2010 - 06:33 PM.
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My brickshelf what photos and reviews krystalKING has done
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Posted 17 April 2010 - 06:27 PM
krystalKING, on Apr 17 2010, 08:20 PM, said:
Do you have to close down LDD before you type it? Do you have to type it exactly like that?Or all capital letters?Or just lowercase? Any and all help is welcome!
Also, can you please delete the text Theme.....=LEGO..... from your post. That info shall only be in the downloadable text-file, Thanks
Edited by superkalle, 17 April 2010 - 06:28 PM.
Posted 18 April 2010 - 04:16 PM
Posted 18 April 2010 - 05:40 PM
SNobleJr, on Apr 18 2010, 06:16 PM, said:
And I hope you read about the workaround for Lime color. There is a link to the topic in the first post.
Good tip also about shortcuts to the LU tools!
Posted 19 April 2010 - 09:18 AM
In Creator mode, I have created a stack of 2x4 bricks of all colors available in the standard Lego palette (including lime).
This stack has been added to the template thumb and I have switched to LU mode before saving the file.
Now, each time I'm using the LU mode, the stack of bricks is available in the templates and I just have to use the new 'pick a color' tool.
I hope this is clear enough despite my poor english
Thanks again for having shared with us.
Edited by NeuroMimetis, 20 April 2010 - 08:34 AM.
Posted 19 April 2010 - 01:31 PM
NeuroMimetis, on Apr 19 2010, 11:18 AM, said:
Posted 19 April 2010 - 04:24 PM
-Toa Of Justice
Tinker Bell | 21103 Revamp | iWin Dual Device Dock
Please see my Brickshelf gallery for more MOCs!
I don't mind if anyone borrows any part of any of my MOCs. Please be sure to give me credit though.
Posted 21 April 2010 - 09:53 AM
To be honnest I'm using quite a lot the templates since they are available. Before, I was using file/insert but it is not so convenient. As a matter of example, I have built a number of gears combinations (2 by 2) in various situations and this helps a lot. Meshing gears has always been painful with LDD cause they must be rotated manually.
Again, sorry for my tremendous french accent.
Edited by NeuroMimetis, 21 April 2010 - 09:53 AM.
Posted 21 April 2010 - 09:02 PM
For the glory of the british empire
what empire
there is none
sombody should tell them
Theres nothing wrong with me theres just something
not right that makes me better
Posted 21 April 2010 - 11:41 PM
I quickly browsed through all the brick categories and tried some of the colors. It's abolutely amazing!
Posted 24 April 2010 - 12:21 AM
Some of the beams don't get into place, and the LA doesn't seem work!
Can anybody help me?
LDD file here!
Check out my LDD Brickshelf or my regular Brickshelf for anything technic.
Posted 25 April 2010 - 06:38 PM
JunkstyleGio, recommend sending a private message (PM) to Zblj for possible assistance. He seems to be the most-capable AFOL using LDD 3.1 in LU Mode so far....
Posted 25 April 2010 - 07:01 PM
Edited by superkalle, 25 April 2010 - 07:03 PM.
Posted 26 April 2010 - 01:10 AM
Cannot create the C:/programfiles/LEGOcompany/LEGOdigitaldesigner/assets/preferences.ini file
Please make sure the path and file name are correct
Can anyone help?
Posted 26 April 2010 - 01:20 AM
Alexi-L, on Apr 25 2010, 08:10 PM, said:
Cannot create the C:/programfiles/LEGOcompany/LEGOdigitaldesigner/assets/preferences.ini file
Please make sure the path and file name are correct
Can anyone help?
I noticed that your path is missing some spaces in the folder names. Also, all those forward slashes need to be made into backslashes. Here is the correct path:
C:\Program Files\LEGO Company\LEGO Digital Designer\Assets\preferences.ini
On my 64-bit machine, the path is slightly different:
C:\Program Files (x86)\LEGO Company\LEGO Digital Designer\Assets\preferences.ini
-Toa Of Justice
Edited by Toa_Of_Justice, 26 April 2010 - 01:21 AM.
Tinker Bell | 21103 Revamp | iWin Dual Device Dock
Please see my Brickshelf gallery for more MOCs!
I don't mind if anyone borrows any part of any of my MOCs. Please be sure to give me credit though.
Posted 26 April 2010 - 01:45 AM
Toa_Of_Justice, on Apr 26 2010, 01:20 AM, said:
C:\Program Files\LEGO Company\LEGO Digital Designer\Assets\preferences.ini
On my 64-bit machine, the path is slightly different:
C:\Program Files (x86)\LEGO Company\LEGO Digital Designer\Assets\preferences.ini
-Toa Of Justice
Tried following your path but my computer was having none of it, so i've used th apparently-not-so-good copy and replace method.
Thanks for helping though.
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New Fault Zone found under Los Angeles
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posted on Apr, 4 2003 @ 05:53 PM
Newfound L.A. Fault Threatens Major Quake
Stefan Lovgren
for National Geographic News
April 3, 2003
Between the sun and the stars, Los Angeles sometimes seems like paradise. But life in the City of Angels comes at a price: earthquakes.
Now the threat of "the big one" may be greater than previously feared. Researchers have identified a buried fault that may have caused at least four large-magnitude earthquakes in the past 11,000 years and is still active.
Known as the Puente Hills Blind Thrust System, the fault is three to 17 kilometers (2 to 11 miles) deep and extends for almost 50 kilometers (31 miles) from northern Orange County, through Los Angeles, up to Beverly Hills.
Earthquakes pose a constant threat to California. A recently identified fault found beneath the Los Angeles basin suggests the threat to the city is greater than previously thought.
"In terms of location, it couldn't be much worse," said James Dolan, a professor at University of Southern California's department of Earth sciences, who led the study. "Downtown L.A. is sitting on top of this thing."
Paleoseismologists have previously pinpointed the locations, magnitudes, and dates of ancient earthquakes, but never in so-called blind thrust faults. These are faults that don't extend to the surface of the Earth. Scientists have in fact debated if such faults exist beneath Los Angeles. The new study shows they both exist and could pose a credible earthquake hazard.
Earthquakes New and Old
The researchers received help for their study from an unexpected source: the oil industry. Companies like Texaco, which have spent millions of dollars on geologic drilling research in California, provided scientists with invaluable research data.
Using that information and high-resolution seismic reflection data, Dolan and colleagues drilled 15 bore holes, up to 40 meters (130 feet) deep, to study sediment layers overlying the hidden fault. What they found was subtle folding of the sediments revealing a history of ancient earthquakes.
The study shows the occurrence of at least four earthquakes with a magnitude of 7.2 to 7.5 on the Richter scale during the past 11,000 years. Perhaps most importantly, the 6.0-magnitude Whittier Narrows earthquake occurred in 1987 along a segment of Puente Hills, demonstrating that the fault system remains active and dangerous.
Squeezing L.A.
Geodetic studies show that Los Angeles is contracting. The northern point of the L.A. basin is moving closer to the southern point. "L.A. is being squeezed from north to south at about 4 to 5 millimeters [0.15-0.2 inch] per year," said Dolan.
This shortening, part of which is happening on top of recognized fault systems, literally bends the rock in the ground. The process stores energy, and when this energy exceeds the strength of the system, the fault breaks, triggering an earthquake.
Scientists believe that up to half of the energy stored in this process could be released on the Puente Hills fault.
"The good news is that major earthquakes along this fault are very infrequent, it may not happen again for thousands of years," said Dolan. "The bad news is that it could be very strong when it does happen."
An earthquake with a magnitude of about 7.5 on the Richter scale probably occurred on the Puente Hills fault 7,000 to 8,000 years ago. That means it was 15 times stronger than the 1994 earthquake that hit Northridge, north of Los Angeles, and killed 51 people.
The Northridge earthquake, which measured 6.7 on the Richter scale, caused U.S $44 billion in economic damage and is the largest natural disaster in U.S. history.
The tremblor proved that an earthquake smaller in magnitude can cause greater damage than a more powerful earthquake. The shaking in Northridge was some of the worst ever felt.
Bowl of Jello
In bigger earthquakes, shaking lasts longer and is felt over a larger area. There is a difference in frequency content between small and large earthquakes. Small earthquakes have higher frequency energy and can be particularly harmful to homes. Big earthquakes have low frequency energy and may cause more damage to large structures like skyscrapers.
What makes Los Angeles particularly vulnerable to any earthquake is that part of the basin the city is built on is filled with weak sediments. "The fault will pump energy directly into the basin and cause it to shake like a bowl of Jello," said Dolan.
Mexico City has a similar problem. That city was severely damaged in a 1985 earthquake, even though the epicenter lay in far-away Acapulco.
Establishing what kind of earthquakes could happen is critical for seismic hazard zoning, emergency response, and risk mitigation strategies.
"You want to find out as much as you can about the threat," said Dolan. "That gives you a batter chance to prepare for it."
The main challenge is to build earthquake-proof structures. As seismologists are fond of saying, "Earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do."
A summary of the research appears in the current issue of Science, the journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
posted on Apr, 4 2003 @ 06:16 PM
I can guarantee you that they come quite suddenly and can be very violent. Example: in the 1971 Slymar earthquake I was thrown out of my bed and landed on my feet! Whilst waking up, it was one of the erriest and surreal experiences that I've ever had, especially because as I was trying to make sense of what was happening, the walls were cracking, pictures falling & dishes being thrown from the cupboards to the floor.
A friend of my brother's who had a clear view of the downtown L.A. skyline said that he could clearly see the skyscrapers swaying from side to side. He freaked out so bad that he & his girlfriend returned to Rochester, N.Y. within a couple of weeks.
During the 1992 Monrovia quake, I was suddenly awake to see & hear the falls cracking, I was out of the building in a flash. And several of my neighbours moved to other states because of their fright from that experience was so great. BTW: that building was only 1 block from Cal-Tech where the seismic monitoring facilities are.
Some amazing footage is of the Okland quake that caused the upper tier of the bridge to collapse. One car was literally hanging over the edge held only by it's rear wheels.
I suppose the feeling I got is of how fragile and powerless we humans are when faced with natural disasters.
posted on Apr, 4 2003 @ 09:25 PM
Seismic zones are very interesting, about the best way to see dynamic geology in action, lol! However, I am glad I am from the Gulf Coast area... nice and stable... Just not a good feeling to feel the ground dancing under you...
posted on Apr, 5 2003 @ 07:00 AM
Wow, if you survive the smog, gun violence, drugs and HIV you still have earthquakes to deal with.
posted on Apr, 5 2003 @ 09:02 AM
Which is why I am NOT on the west coast!
posted on Apr, 5 2003 @ 10:52 AM
Excellent article! One question for my smarter brothers and sisters out there... any estimation as to when the big one will happen? (key word here is estimation).
I know cayce, nostradamus, etc. say by 2003, 2007.. what do you all think?
posted on Apr, 5 2003 @ 03:36 PM
If you asked me that a couple of years ago, I would have said the Oakland Earthquake was the big one... The rocks associated with the San Andreas are highly fractured, and many geologists believe that they are so highly fractured to be incapable of storing sufficient energy to cause an earthquake significantly greater than about 7.5.
That was before I started looking into the newer theories regarding quake swarms and blind thrust faults. (Yes, I am a geologist, but I am NOT a seismologist. I am trained in petroleum geology, and seismology is sort of a hobby if anything for me). This new data looks like this previously unknown fault zone could store much more energy than the San Andreas, resulting in much worse damage.
The one seismic zone I can think of that would be equivalent would be the New Madrid Seismic Zone, located along the western boundaries of Kentucky and Tennessee. The last time this fault zone was active was in 1811. Although we have no solid proof of just how bad that quake was, it was estimated to be 9+ on the richter scale (higher than anything currently measured). It is known to have made the entire Mississippi river run backwards, and buried 2 towns under it.
My personal suspicion is that sometime in the next 5-10 years, something very large is going to cut loose on the west coast. I also suspect (granted I have no hard evidence for this, just a hunch) that such activity will be linked to volcanic activity in the Washington/Oregon area. I think that we are going to have a massive eruption with Mt. Ranier shortly, and it may trigger something very large....
posted on Apr, 9 2003 @ 01:19 PM
DragonRider, I was just getting ready to speak of the new Madrid fault we have here. I live in KY and though not a geologist, I do work in the geotech field. I monitor that fault through a series of email notifications when an earthquake occurs there. It averages about 3-5 a week on a scale of 1.5-2.5. Nothin major but you're right as rain about the last one(s) in 1811,1812. We worry about Ky,s highway infrastructure during a quake, bridges and liquification of slopes. It is a buried fault, under a lot of glacial outwash brought down by the Ohio river. Hope I'm not close if it decides to really move but i would say, I'll be on my way out there if it does.
posted on Apr, 9 2003 @ 02:35 PM
Actually, Nostradamus never said anything about California earthquakes, and Cayce said in the 1990's, when Atlantis would rise from the depths.
posted on Apr, 9 2003 @ 06:14 PM
I will admit I dont have a lot of experience with active seismic zones, although the NMSZ is the one I would worry about over and above the San Andreas. For one, it has been largely inactive long enough to build up serious energy concentrations, meaning when it does rip loose, it is going to be spectacular.
As far as survivability, I would certainly take a look at your local flood and topo maps, make sure you are not in a drainageway or down gradient from a dam or other water body in the event that it happens. You are experienced in geotech (
by the way, I spent 2 years doing geotech, you learn some good practical geology that way), so you have an idea of what you are likely living on. If you are on solid limestone (which I think most of Eastern KY is) you should be ok. But, if you live on mainly sedimentary soils, you are SOL, as it will readily liquify in a serious quake.
In any event, if a serious event takes place GET OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW!
posted on Apr, 10 2003 @ 09:32 PM
DragonRider, The flooding potential in West KY is very discouraging. Two lakes, the KY Lake and Lake Barkley ar the largest in the state and would probably do some damage to Paducah, the largest city out there in West KY. As for me, I'm in Central KY, I live on the border of the knobs region and the Eastern coal fields. Soil here is more clayey and safe enough from what my boss tells me, he's a geologist here. The real danger is the sandy silts out there in the west. Liquafaction is almost a certainty. They worry a lot about structures but not really about embankments. Hard to cross a bridge when you can't get to it. A couple years ago, they tried to get me a project to monitor land mass movement with GPS. I monitor localized landslides now with survey grade equipment. But, being a buried fault, it was thought of little use when no real surface movement would be detected until the big one hit. Plus, it was just too big for one guy to do anyway. Still, I can't help my own curiosity and hope I can do some work on that topic some day. They thought of letting me get some samples and doing some liquifaction frequency work but it hasn't panned out yet.
posted on Apr, 10 2003 @ 10:21 PM
I can certainly understand your concern with the lakes in West KY. I would also be very concerned with Memphis TN to your south. I dont know about flooding potential there, but it is a very built up metro area, with a large population. If something around a 8 or 9 Richter hit, there would likely be massive loss of life there.
I have also read a couple of articles about splaying faults associated with the NMSZ. There is an older and largely inactive fault zone to the the north and west near Illinois/Chicago. A couple of theories are that these splaying faults might connect up to the fault zone near Chicago: if the big one rips loose, it could transmit enough seismic energy along these faults to seriously affect Chicago as well.
Your surface readings using GPS or laser sounds pretty interesting. They do the same thing in the pacific northwest on suspect mountains (there is a bit of interest in Mt. Ranier, which I sort of think is the next one to explode). I agree, such activities are of limited use, and mainly only useful in a Mt St. Helens type of scenario, where you are monitoring the swelling or shifting of a known slope. For the NMSZ they would likely do much better with buried monitoring points using stress/strain meters, temperature, dialectric, ect. Unfortunately, these are all very expensive prospects, which is why I suspect they are trying to run surface measurements instead.
As far as survivability, the tight hard clays are better than the sand/silt (the most dangerous areas by far), but I would prefer to be on good solid limestone if at all possible. If this were an option for you, I would seriously consider relocation to an area with a solid concrete foundation on solid limestone. Also, I would avoid any areas on top of or immediately under any slope greater than 15 degrees.
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posted on Apr, 11 2003 @ 09:55 PM
Maybe this great fault line has to do with the quake that's going to seperate LA from the mainland like some predictions state.
posted on Apr, 11 2003 @ 09:59 PM
I dont know that California will ever fall off into the ocean (sorry, STILL cant get that beach property in Vegas!)
going to happen is that California will slide northward and eventually end up around Washing, while Baja Mexico will become the new west coast.
Hope you guys on the left coast like Mexican food!
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posted on Apr, 13 2003 @ 05:18 PM
I don't think it would go under either just move or branch off of the US mainland.
posted on Apr, 13 2003 @ 05:31 PM
i lived there a few years back and to the west of their are some big lakes, don't remember their names though. uh i think there was a small shake while i was their too. i know there was an earthquake up here in new york in plattsburgh. didn't feel it though. east coast is better than westside. we don't fall into the sea.
posted on Apr, 13 2003 @ 05:31 PM
Of course this action will take thousands of years, as the rate of movement is measured in millimeters/year.
There IS a good chance of a series of very intense quakes that would cause extensive damage to most of California however. I also see a very serious pacific Northwest eruption (Most likely Mt. Ranier) in the near future, that may well dwarf Mt. St. Helens, and likely with much worse loss of life.
posted on Apr, 14 2003 @ 11:10 AM
just glad i live in south dakota. the only thing we have to worry about is tornadoes and you can see them coming for the most part. but i remember the news saying something about an earthquake here last year. it was small somewhere around a 3 or maybe a 4. just enough to make you go hmmm what was that?
posted on Apr, 14 2003 @ 10:40 PM
Yes, I live in an area known to be seismically stable, but we still have (low level) earthquakes.
As an aside, not many people know that the oil industry for years has been artificially triggering earthquakes.
Even in stable areas, a certain amount of strain energy builds up in the bedrock. In most oil producing regions, many oil producers use injection techniques (drilling injection wells near oil bearing strata and injecting high pressure water to increase the water table, increasing the pressure and recoverability of the oil) in increase thier oil recovery. When enough water pressure is applied to substrata, it acts as a lubricant, allowing the strain to be released in a small quake.
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What was that... the fourth one in the last two weeks? Seriously, this was getting so old really fast.
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Serah only held a hand on her face. "Some idiot's been spamming my inbox with these veiled threats," really... death threats were something she found absolutely nothing to fear in.
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The ship was out of the hangar now, it had been completely repaired and prepared for the trip to Beast Archpelago. Klay was wearing his white colored Slayers jacket once more along with a buttoned red shirt and a pair of black jeans. "So I think we have enough supplies to last us." Sakura said, she listing the thijngs that the group had.
Klay looked at the ship once more, his hand tugging onto his backpack slowly as he looked at the floor.
Jack was wearing a black button down under a grey vest and black slacks, backpack slung over his shoulder. He was wearing his wire frame glasses and his nose was buried in a book.
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Serah walked out of the house. She'd donned a black tanktop, baring her midriff, with blue jeans and black boots. She had a large pouch hooked to her bottom, storing much of the dehydratized foods she'd be taking with her. Her tattoos had finally stopped glowing as she stepped forward. She was ready for a mission.
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Brine was wearing a white v-neck t-shirt and red skinny jeans along with a thin black jacket. Brine was standing near Jack reading a book, "I really hate you for getting me into these things, I was all set to go on in an illiterate style but nooo you had to go teach me the joys of reading... damn it I lost my place."
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"The Archipelago itself has a total of five islands, the Tree of Knowledge is located on the centermost island of Oroboros." she then stopped and jumped down from the top of the ship to land in front of the others. "And that's our goal."
Serah heard the briefing, nodding. "Right. Adepto arbor, primum primitate."
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Textile Science Research Centre (TSRC) which exists at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Textile Technology, on September 16th 2014 presented research capacities through the topic Textiles - essential life companion and powerful protector. We thank to all speakers, textile science promotors, exhibitors of equipment and dear visitors! Prof. Tanja Pušić, TSRC head |
Scientists and students from the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Textile Technology (TTF team) have participated on the 3rd Scientific picnic which was held on Sunday, September 14th 2014 at the Zagreb Fair. Many visitors were intrigued by the exhibition and workshop entitled What hides jeans? presented by TTF team. During the evening hours TTF mannequins presented new Denim colection designed by Kruno Jendrijev, ex-TTF student. Attachment: TTF_SCI_PICNIC_2014.pdf Prof. Tanja Pušić, PhD TSRC Head Treće izdanje Znanstvenog piknika odrĹľat će se u nedjelju 14. rujna 2014. godine s poÄŤetkom u 9.30 sati na ZagrebaÄŤkom velesajmu u paviljone 10 i 10a. Znanstvenici iz domovine i svijeta ponudit će atraktivne znanstvene predstave, interaktivne izloĹľbe, radionice i puno prilika za zabavu i uÄŤenje. Na pikniku će sudjelovati grupa znanstvenika i studenata sa SveuÄŤilišta u Zagrebu Tekstilno-tehnološkog fakulteta s interaktivnom radionicom pod nazivom "Što sve skriva dĹľins?". Osim radionice djelatnici i studenti TTF-a predvoÄ'eni kolegom Krunom Jendrijev organizirali su reviju pod nazivom "DĹľins generacije" koja je mali dio Znanstvene revije. Raspored dogaÄ'anja i sve pojedinosti vezane uz Znanstveni piknik moĹľete pratiti na linku http://piknik.zez.hr/. Prof. dr. sc. Tanja Pušić, Prodekanica za znanostveno- istraĹľivaÄŤki rad na TTF-u Doc. dr. sc. Sandra FlinÄŤec Grgac Textile Science Research Centre (TSRC) University of Zagreb, Faculty of Textile Technology presents research potentials through a topic Textiles – an essential life companion and powerful protector Textile Science Research Centre, TSRC, presents research potentials and promotes the textile science through the topic Textiles - essential life companion and powerful protector on Tuesday, September 16th 2014 in Technical museum. Attachment: Head of TSRC, Prof. Tanja Pušić, PhD On Saturday, May 31st 2014, the professors and students of the University of Zagreb Faculty of Textile Technology actively participated in all-day events of the project "Day of Science" organized by the professors and pupils from "Fran Galović" high-school of Koprivnica . |
- Tribina "Kako uspješno prijaviti projekt u BICRO programe" na Tekstilno-tehnološkom fakultetu
- Alica Grilec Kaurić, Ph.D., assistant at the TTF visited Patsy Perry, Ph.D. at the University of Manchester from 5th May to 11th May 2014
- Competition for the award for the most successful scientific or artistic research work
- Emilija Zdraveva, junior researcher at the TTF, has carried the main research in the group of nanofibers at Deakin University, Australia
- Jacqueline Domjanić, B.Sc. - Dissertation Defence