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Monday October 10th, 2010
I shot film today but when I developed it I didn't have the right developer because I was using a different brand of film than everyone else in my class. Subsequently all my film was bleached - awesome. So now I'm using this backup photo for my shot for this day. Nbd i guess
#163 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: The Iditarod has begun!
Result: Can't wait to run!
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Platinum Carbon Fountain Pen in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2" x 11")
Location: Home
Note: I am always amazed at how utterly happy these dogs look when they get the signal to Hike! :D
You can follow the mushers here: iditarod.com/
The Applied Policy Project (APP) is a core component of the MPA degree, and is required for graduation. In their APP, students work in small, two to four person teams with a faculty adviser on a year-long consultancy project done for an external client. Students are responsible for all aspects of their projects, from defining the problem and choosing a method to presenting their results and evaluating their work. The APP is a bridge between academic and experiential learning, and between school and the professional world.
6/30 - Month of Insanity
157/365 - Project 365 2011
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That's what happens when you wake up at 4.30am! Off to the hospital this morning for the first day of my surgery rotation...
Projection stéréographique d'un panorama 360° (réalisé sous Hugin, panorama de 9 images assemblé sous Autopano pro)
A project signboard on the premises next to Laziza Park, highlights the solar panel installation on a nearby premises that provides electricity to streetlights in the area. As part of the rehabilitation and reactivation project implemented by UN-Habitat Lebanon in partnership with Rashet Kheir through funding from the Government of Japan. 31 May 2022, Beirut, Lebanon. [UN-Habitat Lebanon/Ran Li]
I found this on the memory card when I was getting the pictures I took this evening. It's an "accidental" shot that happened Tuesday morning as I was fumbling around in my pocketbook, but it perfectly captures the way I was feeling that morning -- like I was running out of gas. (The car is off, but my gas gauge is the kind that stays at the measured level even when it's not running. In other words, I really was on fumes.)
No. 5 - 5:- Exploring Rochester - the Saxon cathedral
City of Great Expectations - Charles Dickens..
The Saxon Cathedral.
No trace remains above ground of the Saxon cathedral. Remains of a small building whose apse is just within the present Cathedral (marked by a brass line in the floor at the west end) lie under the paving outside. It is uncertain whether it is the Saxon cathedral but, for lack of any other real evidence, we assume it probably is. The historian Bede is quite clear that a cathedral was built for Justus; we do not know how much of it may have been rebuilt during the Saxon period.Guidebook.
... it's like looking down the throat of Old Time..'
The cathedral, which is the second oldest in the country and dates originally from 604, features in The Pickwick Papers and takes centre-stage in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, with the plot revolving around the ancient church and the people working there. The Dean and Chapter have erected a brass memorial to Dickens in the south choir transept of the cathedral. - Guidemap
To see Large:-
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July 18, 2007 at 11:14 BST
An important Trashware project: a computer for a school (buonarroti) at Ponte a Egola (Pisa)
They had a computer but it was broken so they needed a new one.
We installed edubuntu beacuse our members (expecially maurizio and beppe) know it has a lot of funny games.....^_^
They'd need more ram but unfortunately it's not easy to find.
Guys were happy and excited for the new computer!!!! :)
visit our web site: golem.linux.it
visit trashware web site trashware.linux.it/wiki/TrashWiki
If you believe the world could use a little more magic, you are in good company here. A little project sponsored by the elves at Keebler.
Item Number:7588-135-pt1
Document Title:Plot Plan Fraternity Group The University of Rochester Rochester, New York Scale 1" = 40'
Project:07588; Rochester University; University of Rochester; Rochester; New York; 04 College & School Campuses; 309 PLANS (1925-1930)
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:TOPO (Topographical)
Physical Characteristics:0000153321 20 x 30.5 cyano neg paper
Dates:9-JAN-1929
Notes:Consultants: Charles A. Platt and the Olmsted Brothers.
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.
Canberra, ACT
This photo is part of ABC Open's 11.11 on 11.11.11 project.
People all over Australia were asked to take a photo at 11 minutes after 11 on Friday, 11th November, 2011.
Photo by Alison Dell