Perpetual Motion Machine Trailer - Distributed by Galloping Films
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Tags: Galloping Films Perpetual Motion Machine trailer movie documentary David Jones Daedalus New Scientist Magazine science
Perpetual Motion Machine presents the work and inventions of a perpetual motion mind, Dr David Jones. Dr Jones is well known for the entertaining and mischievous weekly column that he wrote for New Scientist Magazine which he signed off under the pen-name of Daedalus. In his own right, an experimental scientist of some repute, Dr Jones has a passionate belief that science can be accessible fun and stimulating. Dr Jones makes claim on our best attention with devices and demonstrations such as his curious animation machine that conjures up the illusion of movement, the principle of the sewing machine, the aerodynamic properties of jelly moulds and plastic bottles and the strange uses of steam. Dr Jones in himself embodies the resolve of the scientific mind to engage with the world and all its trials. And his focus is of course the perpetual motion machine itself. A fake, an object lesson for our incredulous attention and a mystery to all, except its maker. For more information please visit www.gallopingfilms.com. To purchase please visit www.gallopingfilms.com
Molas Kunas San Blas Islands Panama
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- Author: molaart
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Visit us at: www.molaartandcraft.com www.slide.com The Kunas is one of the most important indigenous groups of Panama. The residents of the Archipielago of Kuna Yala, San Blas (Kuna Indians) are the most truly Native American (in the sense that they have retained their original lands), their traditions and their culture. The Kunas look similar from Island to Island, however each village is unique. The Cuna or Kuna indios, the term "Kuna" is commonly use, have been settled in the San Blas Archipielago off the northeast coast of Panama since the nineteenth century. The Archipielago, known as Kuna Yala in their Native Language, composed by 365 islands, approximately 50 are inhabited, there population is estimated at 61707 members. They are ruled by a political, social and religious structures which are one of the most orderly and functional in the world. The word mola refers to the traditional Kuna Blouse and to the beautiful, colord fabric panels sewn on its front and back. A traditional mola is assembled using the technique of "Reverse Applique or Applique" on several layers of colored cotton fabric. The first foundation layer remains whole and uncut. The reverse applique method requires the use of several layers of fabric that will be cut in intricate patterns and the cut out of the top layers revealing the more colourful layers underneath. The layers are then intricately stitched together, the stitching is invisible and fine, normally using a fine needle and thread, they ...
threadnet.mp4
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- Author: Jennyssewingstudio
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How to use a thread net. This is a quick little lesson on how to use a thread net. The net controls the spin on the thread and really helps keep the thread in the tension guides on your machine. Visit us at Jenny's Sewing Studio for more information on sewing and embroidery and for sewing machines, parts and sewing and embroidery notions.
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