Podcasts about fluorescents

durée : 00:03:39 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - Lydie, onze ans, s'interroge sur les tatouages. De l'or, de l'argent ou du fluo, est-ce possible ? Pour lui répondre, un spécialise : Jérôme Pierrat ! - réalisé par : Stéphanie TEXIER

Welcome back to The Movie Draft House! We're wrapping up "Creature Feature" month with the sequel without having watched the original (just kidding, Mark watched the first one right before we recorded...) Critters 2: The Main Course directed by Mick Garris and starring no one you know. Tune in to find out just how professional we are, why the acoustics sound weird in the room, and just what happens when you try to emulate Gremlins. IMDB synopsis "Eggs of the small but voracious alien creatures called Crites are left behind on earth and, after hatching, set their appetites on the small farm town of Grover's Bend." Music this month has been brought to you by the Chicago, Illinois pop-punk band Fluorescents with their song "Roll the Dice"! Catch their music anywhere you get yours... Web Spotify Instagram Twitter TikTok Follow the podcast anywhere you get your podcasts from! New episodes drop every Thursday! Spotify Apple Follow the podcast on all your favorite social media platforms! Twitter Instagram TikTok

Welcome back Draft Housers! We're in the thick of Creature-Feature month and this week's episode we review the A24 Icelandic film Lamb from 2021 starring Noomi Rapace and some other people with very long names that are hard to pronounce. Tune in to find out why this one fits the theme, what would happen if Jeff or Mark had a Lamb-baby in their homes, why Jeff hates pretentious arthouse films (mainly A24...according to him) and more! IMDB synopsis "A childless couple discovers a mysterious newborn on their farm in Iceland." Music this month is brought to you by the Chicago, IL pop-punk band Fluorescents with their song "Roll the Dice"! Catch their music wherever you get yours! Spotify Web Instagram TikTok Follow the podcast on all your favorite social media platforms! Twitter Instagram TikTok YouTube Mark - @iheardyouliked Jeff - @PodcastsbyJeff

Welcome back, Draft Housers, as we're creeping our way through the month of October 2023, which just so happens to be Creature Feature month! This week we reviewed the 1982 John Carpenter classic The Thing starring Kurt Russell, Wilford Brimley, and Keith David. Tune in to find out why practical effects are so cool yet so disgusting, why Total Recall's practical effects are the best, and why Jeff continues to enjoy films made 50 years ago... IMDB synopsis "A research team in Antarctica is hunted by a shape-shifting alien that assumes the appearance of its victims." Music this month is brought to you by the Chicago, Illinois pop-punk band Fluorescents with their song "Roll the Dice"...be sure to find their music wherever you get yours! Spotify TikTok YouTube Instagram Follow the podcast on all your favorite social media platforms! YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok Follow our hosts on Twitter! Mark - @iheardyouliked Jeff - @PodcastsbyJeff

¾ of Chicago area pop-punk band Fluorescents (Tyler, Bobby, Sasquel) join me for a chat outside Gene & Jude's.   Over hot dogs, we talk about their upcoming show at Cobra Lounge (6/2), as well as:   *Their “ripping” cover of “Party in the USA” *Band history *The eerie thing that all their new songs have in common *Sasquel is the most trusting member of the band *The band's recent successful East Coast tour *TikTok success, and what's driving it *The dark place “Sober Lullabies” came from   ____   Car Con Carne is sponsored by Suburban Roofing and Siding, a family-owned company that provides interior and exterior home remodeling services, offering services to the Chicagoland area. Their staff has more than 40 years of collective experience.   Roofing, siding, windows, gutters...they do it all! Call their friendly team to get started today!    Call 224-677-6149 or visit SuburbanRoofingandSiding.com   -   Car Con Carne is also sponsored by Easy Automation (easy-automation.net).   A truly smart home, bar/restaurant/intelligent office, etc. is never a one-size-fits-all proposition. Your Easy Automation Pro will meet with you to determine your needs and then customize the system for you. From the family room, bar to the boardroom, it's under control.   Get a quote by visiting Easy-automation.net   Or just call at 630.730.3728  

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The Get A Grip On Lighting podcast is hosted by Michael Colligan and Greg Ehrich.

A recap of the last few months. GloryRail tour ended with covid. Ken threw house keys into bushes. We opened up for Enter Shikari. Our album is being mixed. Doug is pre-pro at most things. Love is real.Recorded 10/6/2022JOIN OUR PATREON: patreon.com/guardrailsucksUPCOMING SHOWS:10/15 - Chicago IL @ Cubby Bear w/ Fluorescents, Fernway, The MaguasFB: /guardrailchicagoIG, Twitter, TikTok: @guardrailsucksGuardrail is:Kevin Andrew (vocals)Alyssa Laessig (bass, vocals)Xack Brame (guitar, vocals)Ken Ugel (guitar)Doug Brand (drums)#dietpunk

So you're telling me there is violet and then there is ULTRA-violet?! Wow wow wow. Max tells Molly about how fluorescents work! Then Molly gives us a song worthy of glow sticks and black lights. We want to hear from you! Leave Molly and Max a message... text or call: (760) 523-0808‬ or EMAIL: MollyandMax@thescientificmelody.com You can catch this episode along with the rest of them on YouTube with closed captions. Or follow our show on Instagram or TikTok: @scientific.melody Original Theme Music by Molly Walburn Research by Trey Everett Original song by Molly Walburn Title: Kids Positive Upbeat Uplifting Background Proof of Purchase: A license to use the following media was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. Other Audio/Sound FX provided by: Freesound.org under the Creative Commons Licensing Attribution. Presented by Edgeworks Nebula, follow our network around for more shows.. ✦ Exclusive stuff via Patreon ✦ Check us out on Facebook ✦ Follow us on Twitter ✦ Here we are on Instagram

Sorry for the absence, but I have returned!!! I have five new bands. They are Ghost Iris, Eminence, Fluorescents, Killer of Sheep, and Pain of Truth. You can find all these bands on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram so check them out and have a great day! Ghost Iris- @ghostirisdk Eminence- @emineceband Fluorescents-@fluorescents.chicago Killer of Sheep- Facebook and Bandcamp Pain of Truth- Twitter: @painoftruthhc & Instagram: @painoftruthnortheasthardcore --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rolemartyrx/message

Chicago has birthed some of the most prominent pop-punk bands in the scene. You have Fall Out Boy, Knuckle Puck, Action/Adventure, and Belmont just to name a few. I wonder if there is a correlation between the deep dish pizza and the music? Either way, Fluorescents is following in their footsteps as one of the next bands to be on the rise. Tyler joins us to give some insight into when we can expect new music, and what his favorite music releases were of 2021.  

Oh, Chicago. So many great things have come out of the 312. Kanye West, Rise Against, Soulja Boy, Midwest FurFest (Yep, google it), the list goes on and on. Well, the list just added another band to the roster, please welcome this week's guest Sasquel and Tyler of Fluorescents! Listen in as we discuss the new record "Ultraviolet", the power of DIY, and goodbye emo? Chris flirts with the idea of joining Team Pop Punk. All this and more on your weekly fix of the Tune Junkies Podcast! Stay Tuned after for their song "Best Years" Follow Fluorescents: linktr.ee/Fluorescents   Follow Us: facebook.com/tunejunkiespodcast  instagram.com/tunejunkiespodcast 

Podcast #575 suggests you relax and leave everything to namelessnumberheadman, Dori Freeman, Daniel Romano's Outfit, The Fluorescents, Bad Bad Hats, Sorrows, Mom, & The Coathangers.

Grow Talk EP 1209 https://www.dudegrows.com/support Or Go To www.Patreon.com/dudegrowsshow The Dude & Scotty Real Are Hanging Out & Answering Your Cannabis Grow Questions Like How To Upgrade Your Light From T5 Fluorescents To Get The Best Environment For Your Cannabis, How You Can Pollinate A Plant And Neutralize The Pollen So It Can Go In A Sensimilla Room, How To Mix Up Your Nutrients And If It Is Ok To Mix Nutrients From Different Brands At The Same Time

Grow Talk EP 1209 https://www.dudegrows.com/support Or Go To www.Patreon.com/dudegrowsshow The Dude & Scotty Real Are Hanging Out & Answering Your Cannabis Grow Questions Like How To Upgrade Your Light From T5 Fluorescents To Get The Best Environment For Your Cannabis, How You Can Pollinate A Plant And Neutralize The Pollen So It Can Go In A Sensimilla Room, How To Mix Up Your Nutrients And If It Is Ok To Mix Nutrients From Different Brands At The Same Time

New age Chicago pop-punkers Action/Adventure went viral in 2020 for their polarizing TikTok that highlights critics and their prejudiced stereotypes when it comes to the way their music is “supposed” to sound. After 1.3 million views and counting, the world is starting to give Action/Adventure, as well as the elite Chicago scene, the attention they rightfully deserve. As a result of their recent success, AA just announced that they have officially inked a deal with Pure Noise Records.   Brompton's Band Recommendations: Honey Creek, High Wire, Tiny Kingdoms, joyful., Wolf Rd, The Day After, The Splits, Erabella, Four Stars, Fluorescents.

It's Full Color Week, where we’re replaying some of our favorite episodes about color. In this episode from August 2020, chemists at Indiana University and the University of Copenhagen have found a way to make the brightest fluorescent materials ever made. Plus: for World Elephant Day, meet Lucy, the elephant-shaped hotel on the Jersey Shore. Chemists create the brightest-ever fluorescent materials (Phys.org) World Elephant Day Stay Overnight in Lucy, an Elephant-Shaped Hotel on the New Jersey Shore (Untapped Cities) Bright idea: join us as a Cool Weird Awesome backer on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message

durée : 00:04:11 - Tubes N co - par : Rebecca Manzoni - Quelle que soit la météo : “Vamos a la playa !”, c’est la chanson choisie pour le Tubes N'Co de ce matin. Et c’était fluo. C’était chimique comme le Tang, cette boisson en poudre à diluer dans l’eau. C’était bon, c’était pas bio.

Covid-19 has pretty much stopped live music dead in it’s tracks for the most part. However, it hasn’t stopped most bands from releasing new music. Thank God for that, right? In my opinion, Chicago has one of the best pop-punk scenes in the country, maybe even the world. One of the newer bands in the […] The post Pop-Punk & Pizza #114: Fluorescents appeared first on Bangarang Radio.

Covid-19 has pretty much stopped live music dead in it’s tracks for the most part. However, it hasn’t stopped most bands from releasing new music. Thank God for that, right? In my opinion, Chicago has one of the best pop-punk scenes in the country, maybe even the world. One of the newer bands in the […] The post Pop-Punk & Pizza #114: Fluorescents appeared first on Bangarang Radio.

This week, the guys discuss Fluorescents (post-pop-punk band from Chicago) and Unknown Origins (Spanish film on Netflix) while enjoying some Dragon's Milk Bourbon Barrel-Aged Stout from New Holland Brewing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/second-player-score/support

Judging by my kids' toy collections I thought fluorescents were already about as bright as possible. But chemists at Indiana University and the University of Copenhagen have found a way to make the brightest fluorescent materials ever made. Plus: for World Elephant Day, meet Lucy, the elephant-shaped hotel on the Jersey Shore. Chemists create the brightest-ever fluorescent materials (Phys.org) World Elephant Day Stay Overnight in Lucy, an Elephant-Shaped Hotel on the New Jersey Shore (Untapped Cities) Bright idea: join us as a Cool Weird Awesome backer on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message

Naomi Skwarna is a Toronto-based writer and artist, having published in Hazlitt, The Hairpin, The Walrus, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Life, The Believer, and others. As an actor, she performed in Toronto and New York in Sheila Heti’s All Our Happy Days Are Stupid, and the Slamdance Festival prizewinning feature, Dim the Fluorescents. She currently works as a custom seamstress, and apprentices at Toronto’s Horses Atelier, learning about professional garment production.

This weeks part 1 is a heavy mix of Punk Rock, Alternative, and Blues. Tune in for brand new tracks by Johnny Stranger, Fluorescents, Ground Level Falcons, Idle Bones, Crosswires, No Rescue, Bad Mood, Ron D Bows and LOADS more!! #DiscoverYourNewFavouriteBand on www.newmusicsaturday.com x --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newmusicsaturday/message

This week, Anya and Josh chat about: film school, video stores, vhs treasure, Justin Timberlake, Generation X and Millenials, 11th hour movie cancellations, Disney / Fox vault possibilities for Rocky Horror and Die Hard, and being in the trenches of modern dating life. They also mention a bunch of the movies screening between January 5th through 18th, 2018: The Disaster Artist, Call Me by Your Name, Wonder Wheel, Murder on the Orient Express, and Dim the Fluorescents!

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews director and co-writer Daniel Warth and actress Naomi Skwarna of Dim the Fluorescents. My Summer Lair Chapter #68: What Is Dim the Fluorescents? Recorded: December 5, 2017 5:30pm

Dim the Fluorescents is finally opening in Toronto, so here’s co-star Claire Armstrong on the subtle, potent notes of Never Let Me Go, Mark Romanek’s eerily calm adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s disquieting novel about lifelong friends with a very specific destiny. Your genial host Norm Wilner is glad to bring this one back into circulation.

So, I meet this kid, Daniel Warth, who wants to be a filmmaker. He’s about eight-years old. His Dad works at TVO the same time I was producing and hosting Saturday Night at the Movies. I had to admit, for an eight-year old (even if he had been forty) this kid knew his movies. Years later, I get an email from Daniel Warth asking if I wanted to take at look at his film, Dim the Fluorescents which just took Slamdance by storm. Yep…Daniel Warth is now twenty-something with a hit independent film to show for his film enthusiasm. Naturally, I begged him to come on TMAY, and he does making this episode of TMAY something very special indeed.

What to do with a stack of Stax (Lay’s, that is) and a stack of knowledge about casinos? Try your luck with this episode, where we lay it all on the line. We are joined by filmmaker Daniel Warth (Dim the Fluorescents) to discuss everything, stacks, Stax, chips, and chips, and we find out Zoë’s special talent. Mindfreak, c’est chic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Dim the Fluorescents has its second screening at Slamdance, co-star Naomi Skwarna stands up for the complex, messy humanity of Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret — and all of Lonergan’s work, really, which is why this episode includes sweves into You Can Count on Me and Manchester By the Sea. Your genial host Norm Wilner is up for it.

This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at the 2017 Slamdance Film Festival with reviews of Withdrawn, Dim the Fluorescents, Dave Made a Maze, Kuro, Strad Style, Brad Cuts Loose, and Plena Stellarum. Other films discussed include Into the Forest and Lair of the White Worm. 00:07:35 - Withdrawn review 00:15:21 - Dim the Fluorescents review 00:25:22 - Dave Made a Maze review 00:35:36 - Kuro and Strad Style reviews 00:44:15 - Brad Cuts Loose and Plena Stellarum reviews 00:56:33 - Watch list 01:03:30 - Movie predictions, new on VOD, Blu-ray releases Please consider supporting Film Pulse by contributing to our Patreon for just $1 per month! http://patreon.com/filmpulse web: http://filmpulse.net twitter: http://twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: http://facebook.com/filmpulse

You’ve been good and you deserve a special Friday episode, so here’s Dim the Fluorescents director Daniel Warth — who’ll be in Park City for its Slamdance world premiere tomorrow night — on John Cassavetes’ 1984 swan song Love Streams. Your genial host Norm Wilner can’t believe this is the show’s 100th episode. Where did the time go?

In the 1980’s compact fluorescent light bulbs hit the market, but the now familiar spiral shaped bulbs may soon become a fad of the past.

Juste en-dessous des vagues, le photographe David Gruber, biologiste marin et explorateur, a découvert quelque chose d'incroyable : un nouveau type de créatures marines qui s'illuminent de plusieurs couleurs dans l'obscurité bleue de l'océan. Partagez son voyage à la recherche de requins biofluorescents, d'hippocampes, de tortues de mer et bien d'autres encore, et découvrez comment ces créatures lumineuses jettent une lumière nouvelle sur la compréhension du cerveau humain.

Peter Kubilus (@PeterKubilus) is an interiors and architectural photographer based in metro New York. Following studies in both photography and architectural engineering, Peter has created a practice photographing offices, hotels, residences, and more. Our conversation covers his origins in photography, how he came to specialise in architecture, and the workflow of setting up lights and creating his images. Check out Peter's photography at his website, kubilusphoto.com   Show Notes & Links Peter describes his work as modern, clean, refined, not messy Previous photographers on The Busy Creator Podcast include Bill Wadman, Christine Blackburne, Taylor Mathis Peter only photograph's “The built environment” Seton Hall Prep, high school in New Jersey Peter's first introduction to architecture and building came from visits to his father's build sites as a youth Architectural Digest, Architectural Record, Interior Design magazine Peter's college classes “activated the creative side his head” Prescott and Peter grew up in neighboring towns, both attended Drexel University, but didn't meet until later. “Circulation” is the term for a person moving through architecture, being at scale, etc. Colour Temperature (mixtures of LEDs, Fluorescents, Sunlight) Shooting for a hotel may mean conveying a lifestyle. Shooting for the architect may center around materials. Peter's projects range in scale from a kitchen to a 30-story building Each image can take a few hours to set up, yielding only a few images per day High Dynamic Range (HDR) composites in Photoshop “You can't turn garbage into a masterpiece.” —Peter Kubilus ← Click to Tweet Center for Architecture, American Institute of Architects (AIA) NY Ch, The Architectural League of New York 200 Lexington, D&D Building “Networking was what really initially launched my career.” —Peter Kubilus ← Click to Tweet Felix Sockwell, Illustrator, and past guest on The Busy Creator “Opportunity + Preparation = Success” ← Click to Tweet “Just because I'm not out in the field shooting doesn't mean I'm not working.” —Peter Kubilus ← Click to Tweet  Peter Kubilus on Twitter  Peter Kubilus on Facebook  Peter Kubilus on Instagram  Peter Kubilus on LinkedIn Tools Canon 5D Mk-III Photoshop Lightroom Dropbox Constant Contact Paperless Post MailChimp Techniques Take a walk-through of a built space before you photograph Ask the architect questions — he or she knows the plan inside and out Find the right angle, then strip out extraneous material that might distract from the shot Take point-and-shoot photos during a walkthrough Don't allow objects in a shot to overlap. This may require micro-rotations. Stage the room first, then light it Take multiple shots at different exposures so you can built it later in Photoshop as needed Get the image right “in the camera” so you only have to spend 20–30 minutes in Photoshop Use Lightroom to pare down your images. Then bring to Photoshop for retouching. Deliver files via Dropbox rather than FTP. Attend networking events, even as frequently as 4 days a week. Use email newsletters rather than mini-portfolios — at least you can track who opens emails Have a website with portfolio samples Spend 30 minutes a week on LinkedIn Wake up early and do those digital time-wasters before you start work Use an assistant for shoots Habits Maintain a presence on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook fan pages Backup your files immediately after connecting your camera Try Audible.com Free for 30-Days Visit BusyCreatorBook.com for your free trial Get Digital Photography Guide by Larry Hall as a free audiobook

The landscape of lighting is changing again! We may have just gotten used to CFLs but LEDs are now on the scene. Listen to our expert Wayne Rogers of Luminessence Lighting break down the difference between these two important energy efficient lighting technologies on our CKUA podcast this week. See Green Energy Futures video, blog and photos: http://www.greenenergyfutures.ca/episode/07/green-lighting-basics

Lisa Cohn of Energy Efficiency Markets interviews John Martin, principal of Pro-Tech Energy Solutions about the advantages of light-emitting diodes. Top among the pluses: They don't pose the disposal issues that are associated with CFLs.