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Don't ask me how this is supposed to help the postman. But obviously the seismometer lives at 24. I wonder - does it get much correspondence?
One student wrote all the numbers from one to ten in Chinese characters on a sideboard in our class. Other students followed that lead and we've been collecting the ways to say and write these numbers in as many different languages as students in my classes can write in.
There are more numbers.
Fan speed in Roman numerals... but there wasn't a Roman Numeral for Zero.
It should say "Nulla" apparently...
I really couldn't decide which version I liked better.....So I stacked them on top of each other!
I shot a lot of textures today. I plan to upload them soon.
I have been feeling uninspired lately. So as a simple exercise I just shot anything and everything. I didn't even think. If it looked interesting, I shot it.
This is one of the many images I took that I really liked.....
i love light, shadows, texure, numbers, typography and coffee cups. :)
.... all so lovely.
happy, happy weekend... hope to find some time to peek at all the flickr awesomeness today!
also hoping to brave the COLD and takes some pics of the lovely snowy trees... but i'm afraid my camera may freeze.
hmmmm... :)
gosh darn work is getting in the way...
texture by florabella.
Not the best quality but I hope it will bring back a few memories from a few years ago. If anyone can fill in dates or numbers as necessary please feel free.
Simon
Children have various questions to answer. This is used at the beginning of the lesson and the end, for those what do I do now times.
Six million numbers are etched in glass in an orderly pattern, suggesting the infamous tattooed numbers and ghostly ledgers of the Nazi bureaucracy. Evocative and rich in metaphor, the six towers recall the six main death camps, the six million Jews who died, or a menorah of memorial candles.
Our Daily Challenge topic "Numbers". January 29, 2011
The weird thing is, I woke up this morning thinking about the challenge. I had a passing thought, the Route 66 sign would be a good one for this challenge. Considering I live no where near route 66, not even the same country, I let that thought go. I took a different photo for the challenge. Then we stopped for lunch, and lo and behold in the parking lot, someone had posted this sign. Even though I like the other photo better, due to the bizarre coincidence, I thought I should take the photo and use this one instead. Weird.
This is the 2nd N°11 I've found. I'm not sure which I prefer, but I'll let Wendy decide which one she likes best.
Irrational Numbers A square root of every non perfect square is an irrational number and similarly, a cube root of non-perfect cube is also an example of the irrational number. When we multiply any two irrational numbers and the result is rational number, then each of these irrational numbers is called rationalizing factor of the other one.