I am a final year Product Design student at the University of the West of England in Bristol, UK, I am currently working on a research project looking into safety equipment used by scuba divers.
My main focus at the moment is looking at Surface Marker Buoys (SMBs), dSMBs and Personal Locator Beacons.
I have put together a quick survey to gather info on how/if divers use these pieces of kit and was hoping that you all would be willing to take a look: https://uwe.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6gJ5KG362vVMXKl
If you have any stories you would be willing to share about using SMBs & PLBs or times you wished you had either I would greatly appreciate that!”
I don't use a ton but the few I have are in use and I'd like a few more. I can buy 33 for 17 BaitCoin, which isn't bad but if I can get some via a mission or something I'd consider it.
Weird question, I am trying to find an alcohol based marker in the perfect color to add a darker root shade to a synthetic wig. The "hair" is basically plastic and I've heard that copic can be used.
However, I am unsure if copics can be blended with alcohol, or do I need the special copic blending tool?
Also, if none of the colors suit me, can I somehow combine inks into a custom marker?
Sorry for the newb questions. I actually used to do art, just never got into markers :)
probably a bug, but worth knowing if you were wondering why your fields keep getting stones despite using shallow cultivators.
The necros were controlled by a hivemind and the Marker REALLY wants Isaac to bring it to the planet for convergence, so what gives?
Is it specifically the surface’s friction amount that determines whether it can be removed?
Anyone familiar with a protocol out of Stanford referenced in a 2021 paper by Mackall and Miklos on bispecific CD19 CD22?
"Further investigation to quantitate the number of CD19 molecules on individual cancer cells using a technique developed at Stanford called flow cytometry found a clear, pre-treatment distinction between patients who later relapsed and those whose treatment was successful: Patients with more than about 3,000 CD19 molecules per cell were more likely to respond well to CAR-T cell treatment, while those with fewer were more likely to relapse after seemingly successful treatment, the researchers found."
Looking for details on this protocol. Corresponding authors haven't responded.
I know I've seen those buoys that kinda look like a barbell and have a weight tied to rope and you drop it and let the weight hit the bottom and you have depth and a target to aim for when casting.
But I could have sworn I saw one that like spun itself around in the water and stayed within a few feet of the area you dropped it in but had no rope holding it in place.
Am I buggin or is that real? If so does anyone have a link? Because I can't seem to find them online (probably because they're not real lol).
Thanks.
I want to add some decorations to furnitures, just a fun project. Please help me with the pros and cons of different types of marker and which would be best on hard rubber surfaces. As you can tell, I don't know much but I've seen really awesome marker arts from people which made me want to learn. Thank you.
