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What do you say to a cat due south to get it to head towards you? - Don't try and work it out... you'll only regret it.
Christa Avampato yoga portraits in Washington Square Park.
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Compass is a new work by artist Alexandre da Cunha for Garden of Reason at Ham House and Garden. Visitors are invited to interact with a become part of the art by climbing the steps.
Early, horizontal leaves of Compass Plant (Silphium laciniatum), Pleasant Valley Conservancy, Wisconsin
"Compass." 8.5 x 11 inches. India Ink on card stock. Piece 10 in the folio Winter Residency 14 - 15. * Completed in the waiting room on Dec. 1, 2014, while Lydia had a tumor removed from her pancreas. She was in the operating room for some 10 hours and I needed something tedious to distract my mind.
A collection of other compass rose jars, mainly to show that the size of the rectangle doesn't matter. The one with the Skittles logo points out the real use of these jars - geeks need a place to keep their skittles.
Without skittles, coding would come to a standstill.
A Compass Enviro lays over between journeys on the 74 to Horsham via Coolham.
Looking at the nature of the route (and its narrow roads), it is surprising this route maintains even a two-hourly frequency but we had a load in double figures throughout.
Remarkably, the driver put up the destination, moved up to the stand and picked up waiting passengers more than 5 minutes before departure time - the properly waited for the scheduled departure time.
Given the comments from locals, I guess this level of hospitality is not the norm, but on a chilly day with little in the way of waiting facilities, it was very welcome.
Used for both horizontal and vertical measuring. No math was involved to resect our postion on a map to find our locatation. Nice and sweet! I've done some amazing things with this and still use it.
The basic concept behind Swarm Compass is to help people navigate by utilizing swarm intelligence. Going beyond simple signage to swarmbased social communication services is a task that the Japanese telecommunications company NTT and the Ars Electronica Futurelab have cooperatively invested in by using the Spaxels. The swarm infotainment demonstrated by drones is a prototype designed to be used in Tokyo in the year 2020, leading visitors and residents to their destinations in a playful manner.
credit: Florian Voggeneder