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Inside ring, lower picture: Side view of spailcraft, moving along a line, perpendicular to the wind. Upper picture, frontal view of lower picture, to point out the normalized lift transference between lift and the reaction force at the track. Normalization between lift and the reaction at it, is in fact the proof of stability; which is the very principle of spailing.
Blades in wind mills also move perpendicular to the wind.
Ring: Spailcrafts run along a looped track, connected to one another. They are placed equidistant apart which then gives us the principle of the Turbo windmill.
Spailcraft firstly eliminates the capsizing momemtum. This formes a stable structure and therefore can be sized up and withstand higher winds.
Michigan Engineering graduate Frank Sedlar and PetaJakarta.org staffers participate in a "brown water rafting" down Ciliwung River in Jakarta, Indonesia.
They are documenting the consequences of the process of normalisasi ("normalization") that Jakarta government has been implementing along the banks of rivers that cut through Jakarta and empty into the nearby sea. The normalization policy turns heavily populated river banks in Jakarta, Indonesia into concrete and walled deserts after evicting local residents from the river banks.
For the next week we are following a Michigan Engineering graduate who helps map flooding in Jakarta using social media based data. Follow our blog at umjakarta.tumblr.com/
Photo by Marcin Szczepanski/Senior Multimedia Producer, University of Michigan, College of Engineering
LORMALIZED = Lorenz + nOrmalization + Real-tiMe + interActive + visuaLize + partIcles + reZa + procEssing.org + 4D
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Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Jacobson, U.S. Forces Korea deputy chief of staff for Restationing and Tour Normalization Facilities
It can be whatever you want it to be, thanks to Photoshop :0) !! This was a day shot, after a rain, with lots of droplets on the lily......but of course that was so.........normal. ha !!! So I un- normalized it a bit. :) gotta play !
welcome to the new world order mark of the beast. made in china.
Revelations:
15 And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.
16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
This building allows dogs. The lawn and garden around the building has no dogs allowed signs (with a dog shitting graphic).
This is another example of how gentrifying investment burdens communities. The building wants to minimize maintenance costs and preserve the aesthetic for residents (which they paid for). The surrounding community must provide walking space and inevitable cleaning and maintenance that comes from higher traffic.
Unless everyone puts up signs or fences or has lawn maintenance contracts, more work is downloaded to low income communities, with only the promise of an 'improved' neighbourhood appeal, and higher property values (ie. taxes, and resulting unsustainability), the reward.
(M. walked in just as I had the shot right and I was damned if I was going to wait. )
The CSIS Americas Program and the Center for International Policy will host a half-day conference that will explore what normal relations between the United States and Cuba could look like, while discussing a legal roadmap for getting there. The purpose of the event is not to discuss whether the United States should normalize its relations with Cuba. Instead, the event will explore the process in its legal, practical, and diplomatic aspects, in the event that a U.S. president decides to pursue such a relationship.
The event will feature a morning keynote address by Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who will discuss his recent trip to Cuba and the outlook for the bilateral relationship, and a luncheon keynote address by Ambassador Tom Pickering, who will discuss the role of practical diplomacy in normalizing relations with countries subject to U.S. economic sanctions.
Washington, D.C. attorney Robert Muse will describe the legal capability of a U.S. president to normalize relations with Cuba, and then moderate a discussion of the various elements of normalized U.S.-Cuba relations. Speakers include: Mark Feldman, former Deputy and acting Legal Adviser at the Department of State; Gustavo Arnavat, former U.S. Executive Director of the Inter-American Development Bank and Senior Adviser at CSIS; Jake Colvin, Vice President of the National Foreign Trade Council; Prof. Christine Haight Farley, American University's Washington College of Law; Matthew Aho, Akerman, LLC; and Dan Whittle, Environmental Defense Fund.
Please note that this event is closed to the public, but the proceedings will be live webcast on this page during the conference.
Programs
AMERICAS PROGRAM, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON NORTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON SOUTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE CARIBBEAN, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE HEMISPHERE
Topics
DEFENSE AND SECURITY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION, GLOBAL HEALTH, HUMAN RIGHTS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS, GLOBAL TRENDS AND FORECASTING, GOVERNANCE
Regions
AMERICAS, CARIBBEAN, NORTH AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA
I need to start this by sharing that I recently listened to an opinion piece about the lasting legacy of Green Day, and the narrator introduced Green Day as "…that band your parents listen to…" and now I feel old.
But anyway.
In a time freshly torn apart by terrorism, war, and politics, Green Day wrote a concept album that encapsulated that early-2000s era turmoil. We’ve somehow normalized the upheaval in the last two decades, but that shaky ground was unfamiliar in the period following 9/11, and that period is right where the American Idiot album transports me every time. I was just entering adulthood and concerned for the world I was inheriting.
The musical follows the paths of three men as they try to navigate the new world and contains the music from the album as well as other Green Day songs—each performance ending with “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)” at the curtain call.
I don’t really know the story behind how this angsty concept album made its way to Broadway, but I’m just glad this stage musical exists.
About the Ornament
I wanted this ornament to look weathered but still beautiful, or maybe beautiful because of what it had weathered. I decided on oxidized metal. I used a tiny, tiny bit of gum arabic powder to help create some texture in places. Over the gum arabic, I lightly distributed some gold mica powder, as well as the gold/green/red powder that I initially used for a Hadestown ornament. Then I added silver mica to coat the rest of the ornament. FORTUNATELY, I was adding the silver conservatively because I remembered almost too late that I have a mica powder actually called Green Day—I do love a theme. Since my silver coverage was still light in places, I was able to add the new powder so that it just peeks through if it catches the light just right.
The playbill art is easily adapted for vinyl; I mainly moved the heart grenade from the title to the back.
I struggled deciding on a ribbon to use. I like pretty, shiny, sparkly ribbon, so obviously this is what makes up the majority of my ribbon stock. I went with a black satin ribbon with metallic silver stripes, but it looked too clean, too crisp, next to the “rusted” ornament with the ragged lettering effect. Using a dry paint brush, I brushed patches of gold and “Green Day” green mica powders over the porous black areas of the ribbon to give it a similar battle-worn look. I also dusted powder on the silver satin ribbon I used for the hanger so it wouldn’t look so shiny and new.
Here you can see it after the high reading subsides. This takes around a minute, maybe more.
Another amusing thing about this machine is that the Sirai stat has a deadband of about 0.4 bar (!!). It needs to be replaced soon, hopefully with a PID.
We see photos like this in magazines, fashion, films, photos all the time. Does it have certain implications? Do we live in a society that normalizes "Rape Culture"? This is the first in a mini series that I'd like to explore.
~Adam
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Audrey Dia Pearl Cushion 23Sand Begie
Audrey Dia Pearl Cushion 23Sand Begie
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Argan oil - 80% of unsaturated fatty acids, helps to renew and rejuvenate the skin, making it supple and soft. It contains a large amount of vitamin E, due to which it protects cells from the harmful effects of free radicals.
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A pair of UP ES44AC's haul a typical Intermodal train up the grade at Ordway, literally the only normal train I photographed on this variety-filled day.
Extending the immigration transition period beyond 2014 will provide more time for investors, workers, and families to normalize their status under U.S. law. Following up on my standing request to the Secretary of Labor to make his extension determination as soon as possible, I met with James H. Moore, Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy at the Labor Department. He explained the data-gathering process now underway that will be necessary for the Secretary to make a well-informed decision. I will keep tracking the Labor Department’s progress to be sure that the extension decision can be made without delay.
One of the few places we visited in Artsakh that still hold visual proof of the war. It was pretty unsettling. Stepanakert seems very "normalized" by comparison.
This bracket is used to mount two PAR sensors (Part# S-LIA-M003) and two solar radiation sensors (Part# S-LIB-M003) on the Light Sensor Bracket (Part# M-LBB) for making the measurements needed to calculate the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI).
Chicago, March 31, 9.15Pm: In light of the recent semi-final cricket match between India and Pakistan, President Obama of the United States was highly encouraged by the camaraderie, exhibited by the leaders and peoples of both countries of South Asia. To celebrate this normalization of the relations between the two countries, President of the United States, declared that every American should wear Salwar Kameez dress in the next twenty-four hours. When asked by a confused Washington inside-the-beltway reporter, “what’s the point of this? I thought we were here for briefing on Libyan Crisis” President Obama explained, that within the context of multilateralism policy, showing gratitude towards both countries, will promote peace and harmony between the nations and he further elaborated his point that by doing these small gestures by Americans, we can decrease the billions of foreign aid and thus lower the tax rates for the American people. Another reporter asked, “Mr. President, where would Americans find Salwar Kameez dresses?” Mr. Obama replied during his recent trip to South America, after having lengthy debates with his staff on all the crisis in Japan, Libya, growing protests in Middle East and other important policy issues towards South America, he took a five minute break and surfed the net. He came across a Salwar kameez Boutique website that reminded him of his days as a young student when he used to visit Karachi, Pakistan. According to him, this website had very elegant dresses. He said, he showed to Michelle and she asked him with the excitement in her eyes “Mr. President, you have to buy me this dress when we visit Pakistan, this year” He replied “No, Mrs. President, you can click right here and get it and its cheap, too” President added that he promised Michelle that during their upcoming visit to Pakistan, he would definitely take a stroll on Mall Road to show her how much Pakistan has improved. He was referring to the website mallroad247.com/ with its vibrant and elegant, yet affordable, dresses by Zoya’s Collection Boutique.
Designer Salwar Kameez online at affordable prices
and much more. please visit
i don't approve of this normalized punctuation and formatting.
still it's a nice choice for graffiti.
I need to start this by sharing that I recently listened to an opinion piece about the lasting legacy of Green Day, and the narrator introduced Green Day as "…that band your parents listen to…" and now I feel old.
But anyway.
In a time freshly torn apart by terrorism, war, and politics, Green Day wrote a concept album that encapsulated that early-2000s era turmoil. We’ve somehow normalized the upheaval in the last two decades, but that shaky ground was unfamiliar in the period following 9/11, and that period is right where the American Idiot album transports me every time. I was just entering adulthood and concerned for the world I was inheriting.
The musical follows the paths of three men as they try to navigate the new world and contains the music from the album as well as other Green Day songs—each performance ending with “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)” at the curtain call.
I don’t really know the story behind how this angsty concept album made its way to Broadway, but I’m just glad this stage musical exists.
About the Ornament
I wanted this ornament to look weathered but still beautiful, or maybe beautiful because of what it had weathered. I decided on oxidized metal. I used a tiny, tiny bit of gum arabic powder to help create some texture in places. Over the gum arabic, I lightly distributed some gold mica powder, as well as the gold/green/red powder that I initially used for a Hadestown ornament. Then I added silver mica to coat the rest of the ornament. FORTUNATELY, I was adding the silver conservatively because I remembered almost too late that I have a mica powder actually called Green Day—I do love a theme. Since my silver coverage was still light in places, I was able to add the new powder so that it just peeks through if it catches the light just right.
The playbill art is easily adapted for vinyl; I mainly moved the heart grenade from the title to the back.
I struggled deciding on a ribbon to use. I like pretty, shiny, sparkly ribbon, so obviously this is what makes up the majority of my ribbon stock. I went with a black satin ribbon with metallic silver stripes, but it looked too clean, too crisp, next to the “rusted” ornament with the ragged lettering effect. Using a dry paint brush, I brushed patches of gold and “Green Day” green mica powders over the porous black areas of the ribbon to give it a similar battle-worn look. I also dusted powder on the silver satin ribbon I used for the hanger so it wouldn’t look so shiny and new.
Following the EU-CELAC Summit 2015, the GMF held a roundtable discussion with representatives from the EU and LAC countries to discuss the trend of growing ties between the EU and Latin American and Caribbean countries, including other pressing issues, such as TTIP, U.S.-Latin American relations, and the importance of normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations.
Scenes from the Training of Trainers workshop for UN Women’s Voices against Violence project, in partnership with the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and with the support of Zonta International. From 18-22 October in New York, the workshop brought together 45 youth leaders from the girl guiding movement in Argentina, Barbados, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Egypt, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Slovenia, Tunisia and the United States of America, to learn how to deliver a unique non-formal education curriculum that aims to prevent violence against women and girls.
Pictured: Stefanie Argus is with Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada and a Lead Facilitator for the Voices against Violence curriculum. She believes that preventing violence against women and girls begins with recognizing and questioning the harmful practices and attitudes that have become normalized, and to make impactful change, men and boys must also be engaged in this work. Stefanie introduced the concept of ‘brave space’ in the recently concluded training workshop in New York. “A ‘brave space’ acknowledges that there is risk, difficulty, and controversy associated with discussing issues of identity, oppression, power and privilege. Conversations will not feel comfortable; we must be courageous.”
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2015/10/through-education...
This is a comparison of PixInsight and Iris alignment.
Alignment of the raw images (no preprocessing).
Top left corner : PixInsight alignment (default parameters), reference image is the image on the bottom left corner, average combination, no rejection, no normalization, no weighting
Top right corner : Iris alignement, global matching (affine transformation), arithmetic addition (normalize if overflow)
Bottom left corner : one raw image of IC1805 (300s Halpha -10°C), image with the best FWHM according to CCD Inspector
Bottom right corner : Iris alignment, global matching (cubic transformation), arithmetic addition (normalize if overflow)
This bracket is used to mount two PAR sensors (Part# S-LIA-M003) and two solar radiation sensors (Part# S-LIB-M003) on the Light Sensor Bracket (Part# M-LBB) for making the measurements needed to calculate the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI).
Władysław Eugeniusz Sikorski (Polish pronunciation: [vwaˈdɨswaf ɕiˈkɔrskʲi] (listen) ; 20 May 1881 – 4 July 1943) was a Polish military and political leader.
Beginning in late May 1943, Sikorski began visiting Polish forces stationed in the Middle East. In addition to inspecting the forces and raising morale, Sikorski was also occupied with political matters; around that time, a conflict was growing between him and General Władysław Anders, as Sikorski was still open to some normalization of Polish–Soviet relations, to which Anders was vehemently opposed. On 4 July 1943, while Sikorski was returning from an inspection of Polish forces deployed in the Middle East, he was killed, together with his daughter, his Chief of Staff, Tadeusz Klimecki, and seven others, when his plane, a Liberator II, serial AL523, crashed into the sea 16 seconds after takeoff from Gibraltar Airport at 23:07 hours. The crash was attributed to cargo on the plane shifting to the back upon takeoff. Only the pilot, Eduard Prchal (1911–1984), survived the crash. Sikorski was subsequently buried in a brick-lined grave at the Polish War Cemetery in Newark-on-Trent, England on 16 July that year. Winston Churchill delivered a eulogy at his funeral. On 14 September 1993, his remains were exhumed and transferred via Polish Air Force TU-154M, and escorted by RAF 56 Sqn Tornado F3 jets, to the royal crypts at Wawel Castle in Kraków, Poland.
In 2008 Sikorski was exhumed and his remains were examined by Polish scientists, who in 2009 concluded that he died due to injuries consistent with an air crash, and that there was no evidence that Sikorski was murdered, ruling out theories that he was shot or strangled before the incident; however they did not rule out the possibility of sabotage, which is still being investigated by the Polish Institute of National Remembrance.
Memory of General Sikorski was also preserved both in Poland and abroad, by organizations like the Sikorski Institute in London.[5] In the UK, Sikorski received honoris causa degrees from the University of Liverpool and University of St Andrews. In 1981, a commemorative plaque was revealed at Hotel Rubens in London,[5] where during the war Polish Military Headquarters, including Sikorski's office, were located. He is commemorated in London's Portland Place, near the Embassy of Poland, with a larger than life statue, unveiled in 2000. A propeller from the plane in which he died is the centrepiece of a new memorial to Sikorski at Europa Point, Gibraltar
Born: May 20, 1881, Tuszów Narodowy
Died: July 4, 1943, Gibraltar
Cause of Death: Airplane crash
Spouse: Olga Helena Zubrzewska
Parents: Emilia Sikorska, Tomasz Sikorski
Children: Zofia Leśniowska
Party affiliation: Independent politician
Photo by Cimmorene, post-editing by jaklumen
Passed through a "Normalize" color filter with the GIMP to compensate for poor lighting at the time of the shot.
Although he misplaced the tooth initially, Cimmorene eventually found it and I believe he got his reward from the tooth fairy.
The CSIS Americas Program and the Center for International Policy will host a half-day conference that will explore what normal relations between the United States and Cuba could look like, while discussing a legal roadmap for getting there. The purpose of the event is not to discuss whether the United States should normalize its relations with Cuba. Instead, the event will explore the process in its legal, practical, and diplomatic aspects, in the event that a U.S. president decides to pursue such a relationship.
The event will feature a morning keynote address by Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who will discuss his recent trip to Cuba and the outlook for the bilateral relationship, and a luncheon keynote address by Ambassador Tom Pickering, who will discuss the role of practical diplomacy in normalizing relations with countries subject to U.S. economic sanctions.
Washington, D.C. attorney Robert Muse will describe the legal capability of a U.S. president to normalize relations with Cuba, and then moderate a discussion of the various elements of normalized U.S.-Cuba relations. Speakers include: Mark Feldman, former Deputy and acting Legal Adviser at the Department of State; Gustavo Arnavat, former U.S. Executive Director of the Inter-American Development Bank and Senior Adviser at CSIS; Jake Colvin, Vice President of the National Foreign Trade Council; Prof. Christine Haight Farley, American University's Washington College of Law; Matthew Aho, Akerman, LLC; and Dan Whittle, Environmental Defense Fund.
Please note that this event is closed to the public, but the proceedings will be live webcast on this page during the conference.
Programs
AMERICAS PROGRAM, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON NORTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON SOUTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE CARIBBEAN, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE HEMISPHERE
Topics
DEFENSE AND SECURITY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION, GLOBAL HEALTH, HUMAN RIGHTS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS, GLOBAL TRENDS AND FORECASTING, GOVERNANCE
Regions
AMERICAS, CARIBBEAN, NORTH AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA
The CSIS Americas Program and the Center for International Policy will host a half-day conference that will explore what normal relations between the United States and Cuba could look like, while discussing a legal roadmap for getting there. The purpose of the event is not to discuss whether the United States should normalize its relations with Cuba. Instead, the event will explore the process in its legal, practical, and diplomatic aspects, in the event that a U.S. president decides to pursue such a relationship.
The event will feature a morning keynote address by Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who will discuss his recent trip to Cuba and the outlook for the bilateral relationship, and a luncheon keynote address by Ambassador Tom Pickering, who will discuss the role of practical diplomacy in normalizing relations with countries subject to U.S. economic sanctions.
Washington, D.C. attorney Robert Muse will describe the legal capability of a U.S. president to normalize relations with Cuba, and then moderate a discussion of the various elements of normalized U.S.-Cuba relations. Speakers include: Mark Feldman, former Deputy and acting Legal Adviser at the Department of State; Gustavo Arnavat, former U.S. Executive Director of the Inter-American Development Bank and Senior Adviser at CSIS; Jake Colvin, Vice President of the National Foreign Trade Council; Prof. Christine Haight Farley, American University's Washington College of Law; Matthew Aho, Akerman, LLC; and Dan Whittle, Environmental Defense Fund.
Please note that this event is closed to the public, but the proceedings will be live webcast on this page during the conference.
Programs
AMERICAS PROGRAM, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON NORTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON SOUTH AMERICA, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE CARIBBEAN, AMERICAS PROGRAM: FOCUS ON THE HEMISPHERE
Topics
DEFENSE AND SECURITY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION, GLOBAL HEALTH, HUMAN RIGHTS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS, GLOBAL TRENDS AND FORECASTING, GOVERNANCE
Regions
AMERICAS, CARIBBEAN, NORTH AMERICA, SOUTH AMERICA
I'm glad that the snow is melted and the train service normalized a bit. It was annoying the last weeks...
Wednesday 12.1.2011
Chicago, March 31, 9.15Pm: In light of the recent semi-final cricket match between India and Pakistan, President Obama of the United States was highly encouraged by the camaraderie, exhibited by the leaders and peoples of both countries of South Asia. To celebrate this normalization of the relations between the two countries, President of the United States, declared that every American should wear Salwar Kameez dress in the next twenty-four hours. When asked by a confused Washington inside-the-beltway reporter, “what’s the point of this? I thought we were here for briefing on Libyan Crisis” President Obama explained, that within the context of multilateralism policy, showing gratitude towards both countries, will promote peace and harmony between the nations and he further elaborated his point that by doing these small gestures by Americans, we can decrease the billions of foreign aid and thus lower the tax rates for the American people. Another reporter asked, “Mr. President, where would Americans find Salwar Kameez dresses?” Mr. Obama replied during his recent trip to South America, after having lengthy debates with his staff on all the crisis in Japan, Libya, growing protests in Middle East and other important policy issues towards South America, he took a five minute break and surfed the net. He came across a Salwar kameez Boutique website that reminded him of his days as a young student when he used to visit Karachi, Pakistan. According to him, this website had very elegant dresses. He said, he showed to Michelle and she asked him with the excitement in her eyes “Mr. President, you have to buy me this dress when we visit Pakistan, this year” He replied “No, Mrs. President, you can click right here and get it and its cheap, too” President added that he promised Michelle that during their upcoming visit to Pakistan, he would definitely take a stroll on Mall Road to show her how much Pakistan has improved. He was referring to the website mallroad247.com/ with its vibrant and elegant, yet affordable, dresses by Zoya’s Collection Boutique.
Designer Salwar Kameez online at affordable prices
and much more. please visit