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This dust sensor / particulate matter sensor for smartphones is very cheap (<1$) but is able to measure dust (PM2.5) with low concentration (<5 µg) with high precision. www.teco.edu
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Upon completion, this earth-print dome has 1,020 square feet of floor space, making it an excellent space for presentations and demonstrations.
From the museum label: One of El Greco's most enduring devotional images, The Penitent Saint Peter was a subject to which the painter often returned. We see the repentant saint, distraught for having denied that he knew Christ on the eve of the Crucifixion. The scene in the background at left shows Mary Magdalene returning from Christ's tomb: having received the news of Christ's resurrection from an angel, she runs to tell Saint Peter. This subject's popularity can be related to the religious debates of the time. Saint Peter's penitence was used by Counter-Reformation Catholics to justify the sacrament of Penance or Confession, which had been challenged by Protestantism.
Definitely the highlight of my two weeks travelling through Rajasthan. Read my blog on my stay here:
www.richardisaac.co.uk/2012/12/travel-pushkar-india/
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© Richard Isaac. 22/11/2012. Pushkar, India. A holy man, surrounded by local villagers, leads an evening religious ceremony held at one of the bathing ghats at the side of Pushar Lake in the town of Pushkar during the annual Pushkar Fair. Pushkar is a prominent Hindu pilgrimage town and the lake is believed to be holy, having been created when the Hindu god Brahma dropped a lotus flower. The Pushkar Fair, or Pushkar ka Mela, is the annual five-day camel and livestock fair, held in the town of Pushkar in the state of Rajasthan. India.Photo credit : Richard Isaac
Barwick House aerial image - site of Little Barwick or Middleton deserted medieval settlement in north west Norfolk - UK aerial view
Park Bo-young (born February 12, 1990) is a South Korean actress. She is best known for the hit films Scandal Makers and A Werewolf Boy.
Jo Bo-ah made her acting debut in 2011 with a small role in the daily sitcom I Live in Cheongdam-dong on cable channel jTBC. This was followed by a hosting gig on the audition program Made in U (also on jTBC), and an appearance in the Korean-Japanese co-production Koisuru Maison ~Rainbow Rose~.
In 2012, Jo landed her first major role as a former rich girl who falls for a rocker in tvN's coming-of-age series Shut Up Flower Boy Band. Later that year, she appeared in her first network TV series with a supporting role in the MBC period drama Horse Doctor.
Jo was cast in her first film in 2014, as a troubled, seductive teenager who becomes obsessed with her gym teacher in the erotic thriller Innocent Thing. Back on cable television, she played the leading role in romantic comedy series The Idle Mermaid, a modern retelling of The Little Mermaid set amidst the competitive Korean workplace.
Jo tried a new genre in 2015 with the OCN police procedural Missing Noir M, where she played a detective on the missing persons task force.