#pausetime

[nothingelsecompares]

#lazymomentswithyou #pausetime

[florasilentobserver]

no one to carry

[achwaqkhalid]

I loved it in here ♥ 🥀 Hideout, The Spot, Scenics, Obscure, Plant, Tree, Under The Tree, Plantation, Urban Nature, Branch, Red, Window, Nature, Duochrome, Zoning Out, Chilling, Relaxing, Pause Time, Pause Cafe, Streetphotography, Built Structure, Architecture, Building Exterior, Building, Shootermag at Faculté Des Sciences Ben M'sik by 👻Achwaq Khalid💀 on EyeEm

[johansotelo123]

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La gravedad esta sobrevalorada. . Gravity is overrated . @Johansotelo123 #Johansotelo123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #zerogravity #awesome #peopleareawesome #Perspective #Jumping #fall #slowmotion #walkonwater #Jumponwater #pausetime #irreal #crazyme #crazyjump #Johan_lópez #johan_d_lópez #Johan #waralbagueagalbae (at Biblioteca Virgilio Barco) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rv2oGp8QJ/?igshid=1v5bys6442vpt

[craftyourself]

Gorgeous night out on the deck! #pausetime #sundaynight #mondaystayaway https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl2AppkB0Pj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18sinbn2hn5di

[romanokuduzovic]

#pausetime #color #noir #thinking #moment #naturallight #sun #sunglasses #hanemija #photoby #romanokuduzovic (at Papagajka 6 Sprat)

[lorenzocaiazzo]

#2017june22 #pausetime #pratello #poppi #castle🏰 #aperol #spritz (presso Pratello)

[biscibox]

On commence bien la journée avec notre porridge @momafoods présent dans notre box spécial petit-déjeuner du mois de mai. Plus que quelques jours à attendre pour le déguster, toutes nos box sont parties. 😊👍🚗 #breakfast #porridge #porridgeoats #delicious #fun #miam #deliciousfood #biscibox #bisciboxmai #pausetime #petitdejeuner #boxparabonnement #box

[charlesworking]

#pausetime #goûterquifaitpasrever #coworker #workhard #salondeprovence (à Charle's Working)

[ultimateseoorg]

Top 10 Lists Are Wastes Of Time

So an annoyance and a likely by product of SEO is the lack of quality articles and reviews on topics these days.  I expected that it would be annoying to search out a possible new theme for one of my sites but I what I found in the search results was a heap of … shit.  Like total crap that served as self promoting noise dressed up as useful reviews.

I Googled “SEO Agency WordPress themes” The top 10 results all pretty much sucked, they lacked any real effort in delivering what they claim to offer.  Lets look at the top result…and how bad it reviews what it claims to review.

1. 10+ Best SEO Agency WordPress Themes 2018 – aThemes

This top result on Google is pointless to visit.  They review the same thing ten times essentially and describe features of WordPress that are available to any theme on WordPress as if they are unique to the themes they are peddling.  Notice if we ignore the colors on the page not much else really changes theme to theme.

#particles-js3{ width: 100%; height: 100%; overflow-x: hidden; overflow-y: hidden; background-color: #4e56fc; background-image: url(''); background-size: cover; background-position: 50% 50%; background-repeat: no-repeat; position:relative; transition: background 1s ease-in; } #particles-js3 .qcld_hero_content_area{ position:absolute; width: 100%; top:50%;} .qcld_hero_content_area h2{ width: 100%; padding: 0px 46px !important; box-sizing: border-box; } .qcld_hero_content_area p{ padding: 0px 10% !important; width: 100%; box-sizing: border-box; } .qcld_hero_content_area h2{ font-size: 20px !important; line-height: 54px; color: #d6d6d6 !important;text-align: center; padding: 0px 10% !important; text-shadow: initial; } .hero_slider_btn{ width:100%; padding: 0px 10% !important; text-align: center;} #particles-js3 .slider-x-lead-title, #particles-js3 .hero_slider_btn, #particles-js3 .slider-x-item-title{margin: 15px 0px;} #particles-js3 .slider-x-lead-title{ } #particles-js3 .slider-x-item-title{ } #particles-js3 .hero_slider_btn{ } .slider-hero-prev, .slider-hero-next{ } .slider-hero-prev:hover,.slider-hero-next:hover{ } .qc-sliderX-bottom-slide{ } .qc-sliderX-bottom-slide:hover{ } .qc-sliderx-bottom-current{ } .qcld_hero_content_area p{ color: #e8e8e8 !important; line-height: 40px; font-size: 30px !important;line-height: 30px;text-align: center}

function getOffset1( el ) { var _x = 0; var _y = 0; while( el && !isNaN( el.offsetLeft ) && !isNaN( el.offsetTop ) ) { _x += el.offsetLeft - el.scrollLeft; _y += el.offsetTop - el.scrollTop; el = el.offsetParent; } return { top: _y, left: _x }; } jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $.fn.sliderX.defaults = { sliderWidth:800, sliderHeight:480, //sliderBackground:'#4e56fc', pauseTime: 13000, paddingTime: 500, startSlide: 0, titlePositionTop:10, titlePositionLeft:'0%', descPositionTop:30, descPositionLeft:'0%', //titleTextAnimation:'pulse', titleTextColor:'#d6d6d6', descriptionTextColor:'#e8e8e8', titleFontSize:'20', arrowClass: 'arrow-circle', descriptionFontSize:'30', fullWidth:false, fullScreen:false, Screenauto:false, arrow_style: 'default', repeat: false, sliderestart: true, sliderpause: true, //Condition for single Slider slideStart: true, directionCon:true, bottomCon:true, randomslide: false, prevSlideText:'Previous', nextSlideText:'Next', titleAnimation: 'bounceInLeft', titleoutAnimation: '', desAnimation: 'bounceInRight', desoutAnimation: '', mainId: 'particles-js3', contentposition: 'center', beforeChange: function(){ //alert("i am changing.."); } }; $(window).resize(function() { if(jQuery(window).width()<767){ var maindivcontainer = $('#particles-js3'); var present_slide = maindivcontainer.find('.qcld_hero_content_area:visible'); //present_slide.css('height',maindivcontainer.height()+'px'); } }); $('body').css({ 'overflow-x':'hidden', }); }); var mainId = 'particles-js3'; jQuery(window).load(function(){ jQuery('#particles-js3').sliderX(); })

If you aren’t looking for a full width theme with words serving as a navigation bar at the top of the page and a logo in the upper righthand corner you’ll be pretty disappointed by this review from athemes.com.  They drop the ball totally in providing you with diverse options and meaningful comparisons.

Lines like “SEOLounge combines an impressive selection of pre-built content with some powerful customization options to help you create an effective SEO agency website with WordPress.” Are worthless, SEO Lounge doesn’t offer any more customization options than WordPress itself offers.  The features offered are basically identical one theme to the next.

Even the plugins they use are pretty much the same.  A theme having 55 icons isn’t of value, I can add icons all day long.  A one click installer is … essentially the way any theme is installed.  One click so why is that a point to note of one theme over another? The ability to put demo content into your site is stupid, let’s just call it duplicate filler content that has no relevance to your business.  That isn’t a feature.

Is this a feature of a theme or is this what WordPress does “Of course, if there are any homepage elements you don’t need to use on your website, you can easily deactivate or remove them as appropriate.  ” That’s not a feature of a theme, it IS WordPress.

I dislike Visual Composer, and I consider WP Bakery to be the same product cause it is…even their creator has an article titled Visual Composer = WPBakery.   If we discard every theme that uses that builder in this review we are left with only one theme that notes a different builder.

Wanna know what isn’t a feature of a theme?  A feature of WordPress or the ability to use a plugin thats available to any theme on WordPress.

These are some of the strengths noted of the themes that all look the same and offer nothing of value towards being different from a theme you could use to sale any other business service.   It isn’t necessarily the authors fault but SEOs in general, who forget what the point was in the search they are seeking to rank.

Other reviews in this search included very few good options despite the title’s claims or the site that hosted the content.  The second result listed was http://bit.ly/2H50hRd.  If you wanted a theme out of their 10 reviewed to not be … a logo in the upper right hand corner with words across the top serving as the site’s navigation then followed by a full width content area you’d have not found anything.

What could have been different?  A theme that included a collapsible fly-out menu?  Maybe a menu that was full width and tiles?  Why the site’s logo has to sit in the upper righthand corner in every theme is anyone’s guess.

So SEOs take some time to compare diverse products and recognize a theme’s feature should be unique to only that theme, not all of WordPress.

UltimateSEO: Make An Impact

[loverstore]

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[therosiestofrubys]

What's probably gonna end up being the biggest difference for Sinestro's air normals after this is the pausetimes being un-wack'd, the weird values set for them resulted in Sinestro basically flying by wildly while trying to do an air combo before now.

[doublepurple]

Mundi Suicide

#artist #hkart #womens #collegues #teampower #lastday #pausetime #smile #festepassate #saldi #arriviamo #hm #esaurite #semprecolsorriso #💕q #sur #ff #followme #s #sexy #hot #sexymodel #girl #model #beautiful #sexylingerie #sexyboobs #beauty #sexywoman #sexydress 

[lorenzocaiazzo]

#2017june20 #pausetime #leloggedipiazza #bibbiena #🍸 #🙏🏽 (presso Le Logge Del Tarlati)

[javaians]

My Javascript Mistakes: What They Don't Tell You in Books and Tutorials - Javaians

My Javascript Mistakes: What They Don’t Tell You in Books and Tutorials – Javaians

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When I started using Javascript I had read a few tutorials, but I discovered there were many things they had not covered. There is a lot of information on the web but it helps if you search for a particular feature. Here are some of the problems I had.

I wanted to call a function after a pause using the function ‘setTimeout(command, pauseTime)‘ and pass an object as a parameter. It seemed…

[pauldeckerus]

How to Photograph Flowers Splashing in Milk with an Infrared Laser

We came up for the idea to do this shoot when we saw someone on Instagram who was dropping flowers into milk and just manually trying to get the timing right. Although they were able to get nice photos of the splash some of the time, they would miss the splash just as often as they were able to capture it. We knew we could build a rig that let us capture the perfect flower splash moment every single time. In all, we took about 70 photos and successfully captured the splash every time.

Materials Used

780 nanometers IR laser obtained from Amazon (about $5.00 each)

Arduino Uno microprocessor

330 ohm resisters

Color LEDs (5mm dia.)

Opto-Isolator: TLP 3042

IR phototransistor (SKU: EC-010403) 10 for $1.00

How It Was Done

The flowers were held horizontally about 8 inches from the milk pan. Once the camera’s shutter was opened, the flowers passed through the IR beam to trigger a delayed strobe placed under the table. Reflectors were used to provide adequate fill lighting and were held above the pan to reflect light into the subject. One student controlled the camera via tether while another student moved the flowers, this allowed for multiple shots to be taken in quick succession with relative ease. Images were captured in total darkness so flower positioning was done prior to each sequence of shots.

First, we will be talking about the physical system we created. The flash in this system is triggered using an infrared laser and detector.

The emitter and detector are placed on two tripods across from each other, with the beam from the emitter crossing slightly above the surface of the milk container. The laser beam must be properly aligned with the detector in order for the trigger to work correctly. This was done by fitting a small piece of paper around the detector; this enables easy viewing of the beam. The beam can then be adjusted to align with the detector. Once aligned, the beam between the emitter and detector can be used as a trigger. When the beam is broken, the flash triggers. The laser used in this system has a wavelength of 780 nanometers. This ensures that when the exposure is taken, the infrared light cannot be seen in the image. Here is a diagram of what our set up looked like:

Here is a circuit diagram detailing how ours was set up:

A picture of the setup shows A: Camera Canon 5D mark IV with a 100mm f/2.8 lens. The exposure was bulb mode f/8 at ISO 800. B: Infrared Laser at 780 nanometers. C: Phototransistor. D: Einstein 640 ws flash set to 5.7ws Note: a red line was added to show the path of the laser.

The circuit schematic is shown below:

The IR phototransistor is the detector for the IR laser beam. The analog input pin on the Arduino is used to detect the signal from the laser. If the laser hits the detector the signal on pin (A3) is approximately 5 volts. When the laser is blocked pin A3 goes to zero volts. The analog pin is read in values from 0 to 1023. Due to the laser not being matched to the exact sensitivity of the detector the values never go from 0 to 5 volts. The students just read the analog values from the pin and adjust the code accordingly. In this system, a blocked beam went to a low value so the code uses a 120 value from the analog pin to trigger the flash sequence. It should be noted that this setup could be easily modified to use an IR LED instead of the laser. This activity was designed to give the students some experience using an IR laser.

The optoisolator is used to isolate the flash unit from the Arduino electronics. The optoisolator is very fast and is the standard circuit for triggering flash units from a microprocessor like the Arduino.

This schematic shows the LED light that is used to detect if the laser is blocked. This simple circuit is very important for alignment of a beam that is invisible to the human eye.

The program starts with the setup function, which declares that an LED and a flash are going to be used as outputs and sets them both to go off. The LED is for testing whether the IR sensor is working and the flash is what is going to be used to provide light to the image. The loop function, which is continuously repeated, is set up so that whenever the IR detector is reading at less than 120, the LED and flash are turned on and then off. The LED and flash are only on for 10 milliseconds. Afterward, there is a delay for 5 seconds to make sure the flash does not repeatedly go off immediately. Here is the exact code we used during our shoot:

/**IRLaserTimingForFlowers.ino * * Authors Morgan Ravenscroft, Stephen Rinaldo, Ashley Crichton, Tyler Wolstenholme, Patrick Damiano. Danny Heitmann, Kristina Kaszei * Date created: 2/11/2019 */

#define LED 11 //led is on pin 5 #define analogPin 3 //reading from phototransistor on analog pin 3 #define flashPin 10

const int flashTime=5000;// time it will wait before the next flash const int pauseTime =10; //time it will wait between checks and between turning flash on and off const int afterPass =65; //time between the IR laser being broken and the flash being fired in milliseconds int val; //integer value called val used to read analog pin 3

void setup() { pinMode(LED, OUTPUT); //Tells that pin 5 is used for an output pinMode(flashPin, OUTPUT); //Sets the flash pin as an output digitalWrite(LED, LOW); //Keeps LED off at start digitalWrite(flashPin, LOW); //Flash starts off }

void loop() { //Put your main code here, to run repeatedly: val=analogRead(analogPin); //Analog reads val from 0:1024 on analog pin 3 if (val<=120){ //If the analog pin is read to be less than 120 delay(afterPass); //Delays for a time after the subject passes the infra red digitalWrite(LED, HIGH); //Turns on led digitalWrite(flashPin, HIGH); //Activates flash delay(pauseTime); //Keeps led on digitalWrite(LED, LOW); //Turns LED off digitalWrite(flashPin, LOW);//Sets flash to be ready to activate delay(flashTime); //Delays to allow for flash not to go off repeatedly } delay(pauseTime); //Delays to allow for read to be reset }

Top row left to right: Patrick Damiano, Danny Heitmann, Stephen Rinaldo, Tyler Wolstenholme, and Morgan Ravenscroft. Front row left to right: Kristina Kaszei, Ashley Crichton, and Nikita Fox. The Instrumentation Class at RIT is skilled in taking pictures using electronic controls.

For once, this particular setup did not make much of a mess.

We had a lot of fun working on this shoot and we hope you are all inspired to do your own.

About the author: Ted Kinsman is an assistant professor of photographic technology at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He teaches advanced photographic technology, light microscopy, and macro photography courses. Kinsman specializes in applying physics to photography. You can find more about him and his work in his faculty profile and on his website.

from Photography News https://petapixel.com/2019/04/05/how-photograph-flowers-splashing-in-milk-with-an-infrared-laser/