A quick screen grab of the animation in progress. The camera is following a Nurbs curve, but it set to point to the Phantom (space ship). The ship is currently animated with keyframe values. I might try a Nurbs with it too. The station ring is set to rotate using keyframe values. The Phantom and the Space Station Solaris models are available from DAZ 3D. They were ported to Blender using Diffeomorphic. #Blender #DAZStudio #Diffeomorphic ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJDHMUf6PTA

Harbin Park in Fairfield, Ohio is very Geocache dense. Here Bryon Lape takes us through a portion of the park and shows us two Geocaches. One placed by Curly Tiger, son of Web-ling and another by cache_n_out. Do not worry, he does not reveal the exact location of the caches. Bryon is only showing what they look like. To celebrate 10 years of Geocaching, Web-ling recently placed another cache in the park. Bryon also goes looking for the new cache. The plan was to take the camera and tripod with him, but the D7000 became a bit too heavy with all the bushwhacking required to reach it. Bryon did find it, log and took a travel bug. The name of the bug is V-Twin-Sailors Compass Rose and Bryon will drop it off soon in another cache large enough to store it. The goal of this Travel Bug is to get back to Hamburg, Germany. The video is a response to Bryon Lape's own video challenge for June 2012. That is, to get out and take videos like you have not before. Choose new subjects, new techniques, etc and HAVE FUN! Bryon has been Geocaching since June 2010, though this is his first video on the subject. He also has a Geocache in nearby Shottelkotte park. This video was created using the Nikon D7000 and was processed in iMovie. All rights reserved to Bryon Lape and 5 Point Management, LLC, 2012. May be used with permission. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX13DJE1wBU

Brainmuffin reviews another beer from the Winter pack: Hopflake White IPA. The beer has pale malt and wheat as the grain backbone. Crisp and clean finish with some lemongrass flavors noticed mid-mouth. Lemongrass is an added ingredient. Overall, the beer is well balanced and is a good introduction beer for those wanting to have a little more hops. The clean finish would go well with most any meal, though more flavorful foods would be preferred. For more information about this beer, see Sam Adams website: https://www.samueladams.com/craft-beers/seasonals/hopflake-white-ipa Want to know more about Bryon Lape and his thoughts? Follow his blog: http://bryonlape.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY5qNsr-FA4

The fork is a common utensil found on the dinning tables in the West. The first known fork in America was on June 25, 1633, when governor John Winthrop introduced what was then called the "split spoon". Channel Dad Bryon Lape is no History Guy, but this does seem to be some history that needs to be remembered. In the American colonies, the fork was seen as a devil's instrument and most people used spoons. Usage of the fork developed differently in Europe than in America. Each side to this fork controversy see the other as using the fork incorrectly. Typically, Americans use it similar to a spoon and see Europeans as holding the fork upside down. Which way is correct? Which way do you hold the fork? Channel Dad Bryon Lape reads an article by Lianna Brinded on Get Pocket. The Great American Fork Controversy has been going on for nearly 400 years. Is there an end or should everyone use the fork the way they want? Read the source article: https://getpocket.com/explore/item/nearly-400-years-later-the-fork-remains-at-the-center-of-american-dining-controversy?utm_source=bsl-youtube Thanks for subscribing to Bryon Lape's channel: https://www.youtube.com/bryonlape Website: http://bryonlape.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Brainmuffin Tumble: https://brainmuffin.tumblr.com/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/bryonlape/boards/ #Dining #America #Forks ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGKvKic4vB0