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Spirit of Philanthropy awards ceremony held at the Indiana Roof Ballroom in downtown Indianapolis on Tuesday, April 11, 2023. (Photo by Liz Kaye/Indiana University)
20 Sep 2004, Bellevue, Washington State, USA --- Doctor Kristen Milne and the staff of the emergency room at Overlake Hospital Medical Center check in a new patient suffering from a severe fall. Using wireless technology, they can immediately review the test results and charts of the patient on a portable tablet PC, they can share the results with the patient at bedside, they use a wireless PC Cart to check in the patient and IP phones to communicate with the staff. --- Image by © Ed Kashi/Corbis
Christ Marc Louissaint, 30 teaching computer hardware class to Eglantine Cezaire, 22, Barbara Etienne, 27, and Sheelove Ferdinand, 23 (left to right), ODEMIHF, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Photo © Nile Sprague
Matt handed over this week's computer class to a guest speaker who taught the patrons all about computer hardware.
Jun Qu of ORNL shows stainless-steel disks before (silver) and after (black) coating with carbon nanotubes that provide superlubricity. Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy
Story: www.ornl.gov/news/superlubricity-coating-could-reduce-eco...
Press release - photos with Jun Qu, January 31, 2023.
Matt handed over this week's computer class to a guest speaker who taught the patrons all about computer hardware.
Photos taken during associate professor of biology Sarah Gilman's Biogeography class at the Nucleus on Thursday, October 24, 2024
Barbara Etienne, 27 working with computer during computer hardware class, ODEMIHF, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Photo © Nile Sprague
Commencement 2026: COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY- 05/17/2026- Honorary degree recipients to be photographed: -Matthew Slater -Donna Cupelo ‘78 -MaryBeth Canavan -Richard Gotham ‘86 -John F. Killian ‘77 -Kathleen McGinley -Richy Kless Individual portrait of each honorary degree recipient Each honorary degree recipient with Father Sicard Each honorary degree recipient with Father Sicard and Father Garrett All members of the National Alumni Council Past presidents of the National Alumni Council PC staff with honorees and dignitaries PC staff or others in the room Candid photos of graduates, happy students, hugs, candid and direct to camera. Mixed diversity groups always appreciated. Event space, set-ups, stage, etc. Details of mortar boards (hats), cords, and other regalia and festive items. Inspirational and heartwarming framing – emotions – appreciated. In addition to speakers, the honorary degree recipients, and the students, photos of these students getting diplomas
aspen, colorado
1982
pmc-81 computer keyboard / terminal
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Photos taken during visiting professor Erin Jones' Cell Bio Lab at the Nucleus on Thursday, October 24, 2024.
20 Feb 1962, Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA --- Mercury Control Board. Cape Canaveral, Fla.: This is the general view inside the Mercury Control Center during John Glenn's first orbit of the earth> Illuminating plotting board in the background shows the path of Glenn's spacecraft in its historic orbiting. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
Matt handed over this week's computer class to a guest speaker who taught the patrons all about computer hardware.
OMAHA, NE - MAY 15, 2024: Rise advance to the final match for a million over gthe number one seed Vibe (Photo by Matt Bills for Omaha Supernovas/Pro Volleyball Federation)
When I used to shoot film years ago the big worry was always the cost of film+development and running out of film.
When digital came along I at first struggled with the small size of memory cards, keeping the number of pictures I took to a minimum or later buying extra cards.
Finally with 32GB and 64GB cards there aren't many limits to how much I can shoot on location, however I'm starting to discover that RAW files fill up hard drives fast after a while...
This is a photo of my new backup hard drive. So once again I'm spending money on "film".