Hello, my name is Brian Frye I live in Kingsport, TN. I have been metal detecting for almost 7 years. I enjoy metal detecting for jewlery, old coins, and civil war relics I also enjoy shallow water hunting. My favorite areas to hunt are, old home sites, churchs, schools, civil war sites, and beachs. Ive been detecting with a shadow X2 since 1998 and I recently purchased a Shadow X5 (Both made by Troy Custom Detectors). Ive put togeather some pictures of my finds, I hope you enjoy them!Saturday, May 27, 2006
Habeas Corpus II - Brian Frye
Hello, my name is Brian Frye I live in Kingsport, TN. I have been metal detecting for almost 7 years. I enjoy metal detecting for jewlery, old coins, and civil war relics I also enjoy shallow water hunting. My favorite areas to hunt are, old home sites, churchs, schools, civil war sites, and beachs. Ive been detecting with a shadow X2 since 1998 and I recently purchased a Shadow X5 (Both made by Troy Custom Detectors). Ive put togeather some pictures of my finds, I hope you enjoy them!Habeas Corpus I - Carrie Deming
Mountain View Cemetery
3045 I-10 Bus
Deming, NM 88030
County: Luna
Lat: 32.26861º N
Long: 107.72435º W
Deming, NM 88030
County: Luna
Lat: 32.26861º N
Long: 107.72435º W
Friday, May 19, 2006
Summer is for Sleeping
A Long Way From Coney...
Apropos of Rob Sarvis's recent interest in the great Walter Hill, I was surprised and amused to come across this graffito on my walk home, tucked away in an alley off Fourth Avenue. "Warriors, come out to play!"
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Maxim #1
"No nation was ever oppressed ruined or enslaved by the prodigality of individuals; all nations have suffered some of these evils from the prodigality of governments." John Taylor of Caroline, Arator (1818).Thursday, May 11, 2006
Ipse Dixit
For those interested, I've finally compiled a (relatively complete) list of my published articles on film and art, which you can view here. It's rather longer than I'd expected, actually. For perversity's sake, I've done the entire thing in Bluebook format.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Camembert Bend
A toy mirror that makes a cascading tone sound, bent with a 2M pot and a 1M resistor. I added body contacts as well, and recased it in an old camembert container. You can hear a sample here.
Talk & Learn Numbers Bend
A Scientific Toys Talk & Learn Numbers bent with a 1M pot, body contacts, and a wacky switch that sets it haywire. One of my more successful, to date. Carrie likes this one especially. Listen to a sample here.
Relax Bend
Here's another version of the toy cellphone bend a couple posts back. The only technical difference is that I bypassed the resistor entirely. I think it's an improvement, because it increases the range. I think substituting brass acorn nuts for chrome changed the responsiveness. This one really likes you to lick your fingers. I also put in an led snipped from a toy I busted trying to bend it. I note that it flashes a lot brighter when the speaker is off. You can hear a sample here.
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