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John McIntyre, Citrix Startup Accelerator. John McIntyre is the Senior Director of the Citrix Startup Accelerator where he leads the team chartered with investing in and developing early stage entrepreneurs globally. Over the last 20 years John’s focus has been on developing innovative ecosystems and linking entrepreneurs, investors, and mentors internationally.
Prior to joining Citrix John ran the Enterprise Ireland team chartered with driving market momentum for Irish software, services, and technology companies in the North American marketplace. He co-founded InnerWorkings, a software company that raised over $10 million of venture financing. He also spent time at SmartForce (now Skillsoft) as Director of Business Development and Strategic Relations. Before SmartForce McIntyre spent 13 years at Intel Corp. where, as Director of Business Market Development, he partnered closely with Intel Capital to fund emerging technology and software companies.
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Here's a view beneath the table top, so's you can see the innerworkings.
These electronic/magnetic mahjong tables are pimp! They shuffle the tiles for you and then pop them up perfectly alligned in rows! Alls you gotsa to do is to shove all the tiles to the center, press the magic button and viola!
Here's a view beneath the table top, so's you can see the innerworkings.
Ever wondered what the inside of one of Alder's giant croissant looked like? Well wonder no more. The mystery is revealed. These croissants are as light and flaky inside as they are rich and buttery in texture.
Inner Workings
steampunk/clockpunk inspired artwork
by Kenneth Rougeau
Prints are available in my Etsy shop if anyone would like a copy.
Polder mills were used for drainage purposes (there are none in the east of the country, where the height above sea level ensures natural drainage of water). Industrial mills were used for a wide variety of purposes, such as milling wheat, extracting oil, hulling rice and peppercorns, and sawing wood. Some of these are still is use today.
Embrace the Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy and chant along with Tsar Tsar Gyalten Rinpoche as traditional Tibetan Tangkas, inspired by the richly illustrated works of Kalsang Dawa are brought to life before your eyes. With accompanying ambient music composed by Victor Chorobik, this collection of mesmerizing traditional Tibetan Buddhist chants are presented in a first ever DVD format, featuring Buddha Shakamyuni, Chenresig and Mahakala.
These electronic/magnetic mahjong tables are pimp! They shuffle the tiles for you and then pop them up perfectly alligned in rows! Alls you gotsa to do is to shove all the tiles to the center, press the magic button and viola!
Here's a view beneath the table top, so's you can see the innerworkings.
Well to find out I have two of these things as well. Glass bottom, screw on top portion which houses the grinding wheel. I feel secure in the knowledge that if I want to grind up nuts I could just go crazy!
Jennifer Salerno, Innerworkings
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Michigan State Representative Rick Jones and Maj. Gen. Gregory J. Vadnais, Adjutant General and the Director of Military and Veterans Affairs for the Michigan National Guard, sit in a UH-72A Lakota Light Utility Helicopter as Chief Warrant Officer 3 David Boling, instructor pilot, explains the innerworkings of the Michigan National Guard's newest avation asset during a media day event in Grand Ledge, June 25, 2013. (Photo by Sgt. Kimberly Bratic)
42. VERY late...but hey. My watch, nothing special, literally just a nice shot. I got this as a gift from my ex. I'm a fan of watches and I've always loved how you can see the inners working away. Unfortunately, last night at the New Found Glory gig in Glasgow it got hit by some kid moshers and the minute hand is loose so it's in need of some repair... 42/366
Hi! A little get-to-know-me fun facts.
Im Karolina. Im a Taurus / Gemini who lives with my dog + fiancé in a flat in Sweden. Im an Emotion Code healer and Tarot reader for a living.
Im crazy about super foods, and do creative journaling every day. Im a late night person. I can see dead people and bring them to the light. Im dreaming of getting a parrot. I first started out with Flickr doing raw food desserts.
Nice to see you!
This is the mechanism of the duality of the mind. Struggling to balance the logical and emotional hemispheres with artistic expression.
View over a ravelin on the 16th century fortress. (A ravelin is a triangular fortification or detached outwork, located in front of the innerworks of a fortress (the curtain walls and bastions)).
So, our computer died this last week. It served valiantly for five years before succumbing to a recurrence of power cord port failure. After purchasing a new computer, we gutted the old one and saved the hard drive to transfer all of the information from one machine to the other. I think it's a really pretty shade of blue...
115 Pictures in 2015 #38: Technology
This old petrol pump has been out of action for a long time. I've passed this spot for many years but only notice it recently.
I took this shot as a reference in case I got confused. I didn't need it, it was really easy to assemble.
While pruning roses in the late afternoon on September 2nd, I noticed a set on one of the bushes with a bent stem. I knew that if I left it as it was, all of the buds would fail to open. So, I cut it off the plant and place it in a vase of water. I had planned to take a photo that evening of the center bud, which had just begun to open. but I forgot. By late day on September 3rd, it was completely open. This macro set is an attempt to honor its beauty before it fades. Hopefully, the other buds will unfold too.
My current 'workstation'. Located at the super comfy lounger in the living room. I've finally learned (not having a lovely permanent studio... yet! One is in the works!!!! Yay!!) to have things handy dandy and easily moveable... Over the years it was a huge hassel trying to pack up my supplies if I wanted to do any mailling while I was away from my comfy little apartment... So trolley carts with wheels, it is (!), that can be easily lifted into the car! I only, recently, stumbled upon this solution (I used to put everything into shoe boxes - which, of course, were not meant for all that weight and usually tore apart sooner or later in the corners... I'm rambling)!