Evin Collis was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He graduated from the Ontario College of Art

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Evin Collis was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He graduated from the Ontario College of Art & Design in 2010 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting and then returned to Winnipeg oak and began working as a porter for VIA Rail on the ‘Canadian’ for a number of years. His work has been exhibited across Canada and Italy. oak Drawing, oil painting, sculpture, comics and stop-motion animation are the mediums he uses to realize his work. Evin currently lives in Chicago where he is pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
EC: I would say that the two largest paintings Red River Pieta (La pieta de la rivière rouge) and Assiniboine Odyssey, which are satirical oak contemporary Manitoba history paintings that were completed earlier in 2012 and 2013 really oak stimulated this body of work at La Maison des artistes.
EC: Most of my time is spent painting and drawing. The sculptures I had created for the show were born out of the paintings. The animations I have done in the past are closely oak related to painting and drawing as well. As much as I love experimenting and toying with other medias, I am informed through painting and drawing.
EC: Whatever oak interests me at the moment; oak often one project can lead into the next. I draw from a wide array of influences and source material. Sometimes I desire to try something very different. There is no exact formula.
EC: At the moment oak I spend most of my time in the studio which is inside the school, near the top floor of a very tall building. There is a common area around the corner oak from my space that has an incredible open view of Lake Michigan, I think you can even see Indiana from up there. The studio is practically home and I have multiple projects consistently on the go.
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I love where we live in San Francisco . The little micro-neighborhood of “Mission Creek” has only continued to improve since we moved into the Loft 2.0 { almost two years ago, what?! }. First came Heath Ceramics, then the bar Trick Dog, Marla Bakery , Salumeria, SightGlass Coffee just opened- the list goes on. And now the ‘hood just got even better – because EQ3 is moving in down the street!
While the official grand opening of the showroom is actually tomorrow, we got an exclusive sneak peek of the hot new US flagship. Even though the final touches were still coming together, the impressive { and massive! } space did not disappoint!
I’ve actually know about the Canadian-based modern furniture company for years. The original #34, aka my condo in Seattle , was furnished with a ton of EQ3 pieces as they were one of the only places to find modular furniture created especially for small spaces back then. I’m glad to discover they’ve grown up right along with the rest of us!
Now city furniture they not only offer their own lines of everything you need; sofas with custom upholstery and leather, beds, dining city furniture sets & shelving, but they also carry classic and highly covetable designers including Herman city furniture Miller, Vitra, Alessi, Sagaform, Urbio and Marimekko. And they’re showing it all off in the newly renovated 12,000 sq ft of space that was the old DWR store, adjacent to the design district. It’s bright, light, airy and huge. There’s even a Marimekko pop up shop-in-shop happening!
If you need another excuse to pop over to my hot and happening neighborhood, tomorrow’s grand opening celebration is most definitely a good one. You’ll certainly make the guy who hung all the lights up there even happier than he aleady looks.
You’ll likely be pretty happy too as the grand opening city furniture just happens to coincide with the annual Herman Miller sale. That means you could take home the iconic Eames Chaise at up to 15% OFF! Holla!! There’s also a killer giveaway for all you Instagram lovers out there. If you Instagram { or tweet } about the new showroom with the #EQ3SF hashtag you’ll be entered to win some cool EQ3 pieces.
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This technical note sets out the procedures required to accurately Polar Align a Synta EQ3/EQ5/HEQ5

This technical note sets out the procedures required to accurately Polar Align a Synta EQ3/EQ5/HEQ5 or Synta EQ6.Accurate Polar alignment is a specific requirement of any kind of Astro-photography as only by achieving this alignment can accurate tracking of celestial bodies be made and this is a prerequisite of photographing sky objects.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL TIMES The procedures herein apply only to the Northern Hemisphere. 2 BASICS The night sky as we see it revolves around the North Celestial Pole (NCP) so if we can locate this point, we have a fixed location in space from which to align our equatorial mount. cots We are fortunate in the Northern Hemisphere to have an easily cots identified star (Polaris) very close to the NCP. This is our start point for polar alignment but for our purposes, Polaris is not close enough to the NCP to allow the alignment accuracy required to avoid star trails in long exposure photography. cots
We need to know the exact location of Polaris in relation to the NCP at a given viewing time so that we can ascertain the true position of the NCP and the EQ3/EQ5/HEQ5/EQ6 mounts have the necessary calibration tools in the form of a Polar scope and circular slide rule already built in to allow us to do this. However, the Polar scope itself needs to be calibrated first to ensure the best possible accuracy. 3 CALIBRATION (a) Levelling the tripod
Levelling the tripod will make it easier to use the Azimuth and Altitude adjustments on the mount in the future when trying to centre Polaris in the Polar scope as the start position will be a constant. The latest version of the EQ6 has a built in bubble level but the EQ3/EQ5/HEQ5 and earlier EQ6 mounts can be made level by using an external bubble level or carpenter's level. (b) Preparing the Polar scope for Calibration
Remove the caps from the upper and lower ends of the Right Ascension (RA) axis. To use the Polar scope, the declination (DEC) axis must be rotated such that the hole in the shaft is in front of the Polar scope and the retractable counterweight rod must be released and fully extended. This allows the user to see all the way through the RA shaft. (c) Aligning the reticule in the Polar scope tube
The reticules in the various mounts can differ markedly. The following two diagrams show typical versions although the most modern cots have Octans as well as Cassiopeia and Big Dipper engraved on them.  
The optical axis of the Polar scope is already aligned with the rotation axis of the mount and can not be adjusted. This is set permanently at the factory. The reticule in the Polar scope must be centred on the optical axis of the Polar scope. When this is done, the reticule in the Polar scope will be parallel to the rotation axis of the mount. If this is not the case, accurate polar alignment will not be possible.
Set up the mount on it s tripod with a rough visual alignment on Polaris by sighting up the body of the mount in the direction of Polaris. Locate Polaris and place it in the centre of the Polar scope by adjusting the Altitude and Azimuth of the mount. Place Polaris directly under the cross in the centre of the reticule (see Figs. 1 and 2 above for your reticule). Rotate the mount one half turn about the RA axis. Polaris should remain under the cross in the centre of the reticule. If it doesn t, the reticule is not centred on the RA axis of the mount and an adjustment must be made. If it is necessary to adjust the position of the reticule, adjust the three small set screws on the Polar scope (see Figs 3 and 4).
Make very small adjustments by moving only two of the screws at a time. Adjust the screws to move Polaris half  the distance back to the centre of the reticule. This is because Polaris started in the centre of the reticule and by rotating the mount 180 degrees, Polaris moved exactly twice the distance between the centre of the reticule and the centre cots of rotation. The centre of rotation lies midway between the centre of the reticule and the new position of Polaris. Do not turn any of the set screws more than one-eighth turn at a time or the reticule will disengage from the set screws.  If this mistake is made, the reticule is re-installed by unscrewing the eyepiece and carefully seating the reticule (with it s threaded retaining collar facing outwards) in the aperture of the Polar scope and gently tightening the set screws. Do not over-tighten these screws too much or the stress could fracture the reticule. Now re-centre Polaris under the cross in the middle of the reticule using the Azimuth and Altitude adjustments.Repeat the entire procedure until Polaris remains in the centre of the reticule when the mount is rotated cots about the RA axis. With some practice, you should be able to align the reticule with the RA axis to within about 2 arc-minutes. Once this adjustment has been made successfully, it should not be necessary cots to carry out this procedure again.(d) Cali

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Edit scl 2: Question, what sort of setup would you need for astrophotography? I already have a quality 600mm lens f6.3 lens + 2x TC which brings it up to 1200mm.. So i'm guessing that i'd need something longer again and with a tracking mount.
I cant answer you with that, but this telescope is come with bigger magnification, suitable for planetary scl viewing.
plus the image would be upside down and back the front.
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there’s a brand new shop in town, and it sure is gorgeous! canadian-based EQ3 has opened up a stunning new san francisco location contemporary furniture in potrero contemporary furniture hill’s design district, so we popped in to see what we might see. the first thing that greets you in their white on white showroom with sky-high ceilings is the bold and beautiful marimekko section of the store — shelves brimming with her home ware collection curated specifically for EQ3 . continuing its shop-in-shop experience, EQ3 has teamed up with the textile and clothing design company internationally renowned for its original prints and vibrant colors — and carries a gorgeous selection of the Finnish company’s contemporary furniture products , including fabric by the meter , bedding, shower curtains, tableware, kitchen linens, and pillows. and most exciting, Marimekko iconic prints will be available for purchase and application contemporary furniture on EQ3’s upholstery collections, along with new designs and an ever changing color pallet.
EQ3 aims to offer affordable modern designs in this newly renovated 12,000 square foot showroom, transformed from the original san francisco warehouse building into a light and bright contemporary furniture loft-like space that balances EQ3’s modern aesthetic with the industrial nature of the building’s historic structure. Designed by EQ3’s Creative Director, Thom Fougere, the flagship showroom features two distinct areas: the front half of the showroom showcasing EQ3’s accessory boutique alongside highlights from their furniture line, and the second half exhibiting EQ3’s entire furniture collection throughout the inspiring spacious and minimalist space.
EQ3 also carries mid-century modern classics from designers like eames and george nelson for Herman Miller — and their cylo chaise lounge was a instant favorite — it almost had me sneaking in a nap — the space is that comfortable and inviting. it felt a bit like visiting a modern art gallery to me with beautiful color and textures everywhere we looked. But in addition to stunning, yet completely accessible home furnishings, EQ3 carries the everyday things contemporary furniture we need, too — contemporary furniture pretty, but practical contemporary furniture as well. some of their dishware had me wanting to throw out everything i have and start anew. it’s a collection of carefully-designed yet reasonably priced products that are essential for the home, and EQ3 Basics range from linens (i have to have the cross duvet set ) to kitchen necessities, like tableware, glassware and flatware, from well-loved designers contemporary furniture like Vitra and Alessi. simply smashing! welcome to the neighborhood, EQ3 .
Ah the spread of our Canadian goodness! I always enjoy seeing EQ3’s products featured contemporary furniture on The Marilyn Denis Show (I am being so Canadian contemporary furniture right now). However, contemporary furniture I wouldn’t necessarily label EQ3 as ‘affordable’ by any means: Herman Miller, Vitra, and Eames? Not exactly IKEA-level pricing, but neither is the quality I suppose.
What a stunning, inspiring shop!
Are those food stands made of marble? Love them. What a fabulous store. Must visit when there.
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Often it is difficult to find a suitable sheet for 16 inch bass drums. This is because the little kick yet not so long actually really like the bass drum is made. Most brands have always kea used as the smallest 18-inch bass drum size. The 16 inch bass drum is actually caused by increasingly drummers started to rebuild their floor tom to bass drum. The disadvantage of a converted kea floortom is that the clamping edges are not the same. A bass drum has thick, wooden kea hoops and a floor tom has thin metal hoops. This is also the reason that Evans makes these sheets for both types. 16 inch bass drum
Because this sheet has no porthole, kea you'll have to play with any policy and must take into account that you play on a 16 inch bass drum, and not on a 24 inch kick. The smaller the drum, the greater the air pressure, and a small drum can not handle too much pressure. Optionally, you can choose to make a small porthole in order to reduce the pressure on the sheets. Remember that this a 4 inch hole in a 16 inch sheet already really makes a huge difference, and that when the porthole is larger than 4 inches, the effect of the resonant actually as good as gone. Warranty on this product you can only guarantee against manufacturing defects.
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