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Students demonstrate the "Lirik," a tablet for sheet music that turns the page by tracking a person's eyes. The students combined a webcam and a desktop computer on Linux to develop their proof-of-concept prototype.
23/09/2023. Ladies European Tour. The Solheim Cup 2023, Finca Cortesin, Malaga Spain. 22-24 September. Charley Hull (ENG) sees her putt just miss on the 6th hole during the afternoon four balls on the second day . Credit: Malcolm Mackenzie / LET
A student explains his team's project, "Portable Solar Powered Water Purification System," sponsored by 3M. The team, taught by Esther Gomez, assistant professor of chemical engineering, included Ali Alnuaimi (ME), Kahled Al Harmoudi (ME), Alison Filippelli (ChE) and Zachary Santner (ChE).
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A wooden house built by Barra&Barra.
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Casa prefabbricata in bioedilizia costruita da Barra&Barra.
(ENG) Evening excersises and preparations for the May celebrations in Moscow. Eversince last year T-90 tanks and Topol-M intercontinental missile launcers take part in the parade on the 9th of May, the day Russia commemorates the victory over fascism.
(NL) Oefeningen voor de mei-feestdagen in Moskou. Sinds vorig jaar maken T-90 tanks en Topol-M ballistische raketten deel uit van de jaarlijkse parade op 9 mei, de dag waarop Rusland de overwinning op nazi-Duitsland viert.
(c) Olaf Koens / GPD
From the Parks Canada website:
From the time of its founding in 1749 through the 19th century, Halifax was one of four principal overseas naval stations in the British Empire. To defend Halifax, British military authorities built a series of fortifications in and around this strategic port - a system now known as the Halifax Defence Complex .
The present Citadel, completed in 1856, is the fourth in a series of forts since 1749 to occupy the hill overlooking the harbour. It is an excellent example of a 19th-century bastion fortification complete with defensive ditch, ramparts, musketry gallery, powder magazine and signal masts. Although never attacked, the fort was garrisoned by the British Army until 1906 and by Canadian Forces during the First and Second World Wars.
The fourth Citadel was established to guard against a land-based attack from the United States. This massive, star-shaped, masonry fortification took 28 years to build. Constructed originally as a smoothbore fortification, the Citadel quickly became obsolete with the introduction of powerful rifled guns in the 1860s. In response to the rapidly changing times, the Citadel upgraded its armaments and for the first time could defend the harbour as well as the land approach because the new artillery fired heavier shells a greater distance and with more accuracy.
The major role for the Citadel after the turn of the century was to provide barrack accommodations and act as a command centre for other harbour defences. When the Second World War broke out in 1939, the Citadel was used as a temporary barracks for troops going overseas and as the centre for anti-aircraft operations for Halifax. The Citadel was the "last view of the country for so many thousands outward bound and the first landmark to those who returned."
Today, the Citadel is operated by Parks Canada and is recognized as one of the most important historic sites in Canada. Restored to the mid-Victorian period with a living history program featuring the 78th Highland Regiment, the Royal Artillery, Soldier's Wives and Civilian Tradespersons, a visit to the Citadel is an educational and enjoyable heritage experience. Guided tours, an audio-visual presentation and modern exhibits communicate the historical themes of the Citadel's commemoration as nationally significant in Canadian history.
[ENG] Flyy fishing is a constant challenge where everything matters, the cast, the fly and many other factors. Talking about saltwater fly fishing, few fish are more challenging than permit, even becoming an obsession. I know fishermen that in 7 consecutive years have never caught one, something always failed. But how hard is it to fish? Its reputation as capricious, crafty and scary, places on fisherman an obstacle not easily to be excluded.
Flymage: Free online fly fishing and photography magazine
[ESP] La pesca con mosca es un desafío constante en el que todo influye, el sigilo, el lance, la mosca y otros muchos factores. Si hablamos de pesca en el mar, pocos peces suponen un desafío como la palometa o permit, llegando a convertirse en una obsesión. He conocido pescadores que en 7 años consecutivos nunca han capturado una, siempre fallaba algo. Pero ¿tan difícil es de pescar? Su fama de caprichosa, astuta y asustadiza impone al pescador un obstáculo del que no es fácil quedar al margen.
Flymage: Revista online gratuita de pesca a mosca y fotografía
This lighthouse guides ships navigating off the coast of North Devon with a red sector light marking the Rockham Shoal and the rocks off Morte Point.
Built in 1879, but rebuilt in 1974, after the steep cliff site developed ground movement and fissures, with 15 meters collapsing and crashing into the sea, resulting in damage and partial collapse of the 93 year old structure.The rebuilt lighthouse was designed so that all the equipment from the original light was utilized. The station is now fully automatic, although the massive fog horns were discontinued in 1988.
First-year students in Benjamin Fehl's EDSGN 130 Architectural Graphics and CAD course were charged with identifying the best location for a transportation rail hub on campus and designing a train station on the site. The team included Tyler Jani, William Manning, Han Sung Kim, Richard Knouff and Blaine Pricard.
First-year students in Benjamin Fehl's EDSGN 130 Architectural Graphics and CAD course were charged with identifying the best location for a transportation rail hub on campus and designing a train station on the site. The team included Tyler Jani, William Manning, Han Sung Kim, Richard Knouff and Blaine Pricard.
First-year students in Benjamin Fehl's EDSGN 130 Architectural Graphics and CAD course were charged with identifying the best location for a transportation rail hub on campus and designing a train station on the site. The team included Tyler Jani, William Manning, Han Sung Kim, Richard Knouff and Blaine Pricard.
Rococo design by Anselmo M. Lurago (1701-1765) and/or Kilian I. Dientzenhofer (1689-1751) • Jewish writer Franz Kafka (1883-1924) attended grammar school here • history (Radio Prague) • more...
One event at Maker Faire 2010 in New York City was a fashion show by Diana Eng. She incorporates all sorts of technology in her fashion; you may also remember her from the second season of Project Runway. Her clothes at the fashion show included jackets with LEDs, dresses with EL lights, inflatable skirts, and this number filled with balloons.
I have more information about my day at Maker Faire on my blog.
04/08/2022. Ladies European Tour 2022. AIG Women's Open, Muirfield, East Lothian. Scotland. July 4-7 2022. Meghan MacLaren of England during the first round. Credit: Tristan Jones/LET
First-year students in Benjamin Fehl's EDSGN 130 Architectural Graphics and CAD course were charged with identifying the best location for a transportation rail hub on campus and designing a train station on the site. The team included Tyler Jani, William Manning, Han Sung Kim, Richard Knouff and Blaine Pricard.
LAT:Cydonia oblonga
NO:Kvede
ENG:Quince
SP:Membrillero
DE:Quitte
Sted/Place:Parauta, Valle Genal, Malaga
Dato/Date:11 2007
Str/Size:1-6 meter
Blomstring/Flowering:Mars-mai (3-5)
Habitat:Dyrket og av og til forvillet rundt gamle fincaer, langs åkerland, beitemark og i kulturlandskapet.
Mange har kanskje sett en flat avlang oransjebrun gelé-aktig masse på supermarkedene i Andalusia. Det er membrillo, en populær søt og syrlig marmelade-dessert. Serveres ofte med fersk geitost eller andre myke hvite oster.
Kvede minner om et eple eller plommetre, men blomstene er større enn hos disse. Først kommer de vakre kremmerhusformete knoppene i rødt og hvitt. Blomstene har avrundete rosa til hvite kronblader. Bladene er ovale og spissere mot enden. De er dunhårete. Frukten er først grønn og blir senere stor og pæreformet.
Kvede dyrkes mye i Andalusia.
Noen husker muligens ordet kvede fra Bibel-historie der frukten er nevnt flere ganger. En gammel og viktig kulturplante. Frukten er lys gul og ligner en tykk pære. Men setter man tennene i en fersk frukt blir man skuffet, den smaker bittert og tørt og må behandles, enten kokes eller syltes eller lages til en fast marmelade, da smaker den vidunderlig. Ordet marmelade kommer trolig fra ordet marmeleiro som er det portugisike navnet på desserten.