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La question, qui passe en boucle, que l'on ressasse, que l'on retourne et qui revient, toujours, inlassablement.
(technique mixte : papier, colle, feutre rouge & torsion)
The question looping over and over, endlessly.
(made of: paper, glue, red pen & a twist)
more and more AWESOME NEW RELEASES!!!!!! from Little Butterfly Wings: Messit Up Vol 5 (which I could have used ALL paints in my page so amazing they are!!!!!)
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and Messy Doodles: Spring
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which are so perfect for any page...especially if you, like me, love to give them a hand made feeling.... and also another PERFECT NEW RELEASE, Allison Pennington : 20 Questions, which is an Add On Collection for the Memory Pockets Monthly . I used Allison's 20 Questions Papers
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& 20 Questions: Famous Questions word strips here
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and I had to laugh out loud when I started reading the questions (though some of them are serious too!) and had me singing Boy George until now!!! a blast from the past!!! Another page for my Getting Old book...sometimes, it spooks me how perfectly timed some releases are with what goes on in my life, the type of page I have in mind doing...and the awesome creations that make the pages come together.... and I say spooks me because is not from designers I am very close to...so no way to know what is in my head...anyway, this is just that kind of thing...it would take a long time to explain, but the subject in the page is what has been going on in my mind with my problems with Sarita and how I even had started wondering if she was purposely trying to make me break down ...as I said, long story...which thank God (literally)has now taken a turn for the much MUCH better. TFL!!!
Congressman Lee Terry answers questions following the C&T/CM&T Joint Hearing entitled “Internet Privacy: The Views of the FTC, the FCC, and NTIA.”
Lt. Governor Rutherford Meets with the Ask the Question Campaign by Patrick Siebert at 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
is always trying to answer it with truth....
I will see you late tomorrow, or Thursday morning...
I'm off to to see Feist in Penticton.
Thank you for your comments and visits to my stream...
I will catch up on yours when I return...
Have a beautiful Tuesday everyone!
:~)
Natursack-Sacknatur 014. Aus der Serie "Nature Morte" 2015
Rotierende Skulptur aus Plastik Beutel, Laub, Papier, schwarze Tinte, Schwarz Licht und Projection Mapping „Schlafes Bruder 2014“ / „Question Mark 2014“
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2015
Capstone #6- Part 1
Question: How do waste products from industries that are dumped into the Rouge River affect the surrounding environment and what treatments are available?
I wanted to find some interesting soccer facts to share with you. Questions that you will ask yourself or a friend will ask you. I've picked out the most important facts that give you that extra yard over your friends. Here is a complete list of 42 interesting and fun facts about soccer.
What are the most interesting and fun facts about soccer? Soccer was invented in China, Messi is the highest-paid sportsman and a player was sent off after 0 seconds!
Be ahead of the game with these facts and share your knowledge. There are so many soccer facts with all of the competitions over the world. Surprise your friends with things that they don't know.
Table Of ContentsInteresting Facts About SoccerSoccer Transfer Fees and Salary FactsSoccer Stadium FactsSoccer Cup and Titles Facts Fun Facts About Soccer
Popular soccer stadium many fans
Interesting Facts About Soccer
These general soccer facts are ones that should be known by anyone who enjoys the game - or even if your a parent and you want to surprise your kids with things they don't know!
Frequently asked questions that every soccer fan should know. They will always be asked by your friends and even some of the TV pundits won't know.
When was soccer invented? Soccer was invented between 206 B.C. - 220 A.D in China. Who invented soccer? Soccer was thought to be invented by the Chinese. A game called Tsu-Chu which means "kicking the ball", with records dating back to the Han Dynasty. soccerblade.com/42-interesting-and-fun-facts-about-soccer/
2011 City of Vancouver election - City Council candidates meeting
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Roundhouse Community Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Un poco improvisado, pero fanart de Questionable Content nunca está de más.
Le recomiendo el strip. Pueden leerlo en questionablecontent.net/
It’s #ThrowbackThursday and we have a challenge for you! Can you recognize that extinct animal by its silhouette? Swipe to find out if you were correct and swipe again to learn more about this animal and why it became extinct! #YowieWorld
Network robustness is a very important question in many contexts: in communication networks, equipment failures may disrupt the network and prevent users from communicating; in distribution networks (such as power or water distribution), breakdowns can prevent service to customers; also, diseases can spread in contact networks, and vaccinating people (thus in a sense removing them from the network of the disease's spread) can prevent the infection from reaching a large number of persons.
Many papers have studied this question by considering the size of the largest connected component (i.e. the largest set of nodes such that there exists a path between any two nodes) as a criteria for evaluating the robustness of a network: the larger the size of this component, the larger the number of users who can communicate (or the number of people a disease can infect), and hence the more robust the network.
Most real-world networks have heterogeneous degree distributions (i.e. they have a large number of nodes with small degrees, a small number of nodes with a very high degree, and all intermediate cases), hence studying the robustness of power-law random networks seems relevant. This plot shows the resilience of such a network in face of failures and malevolent attacks. Failures are thought to be random events, and are modeled by random removing of nodes. Attacks aim at disrupting quickly a network, and are modeled by the removal of nodes by decreasing order of their degree. In both cases, the plot shows the fraction of nodes remaining in the largest connected component, as a function of the number of removed nodes.
The behaviors of the network in both cases are very different: while the plot for failures decreases very smoothly and reaches 0 only when almost all nodes have been removed, the plot for attacks decreases very sharply and reaches 0 when only a small fraction of the nodes has been removed. This seems to imply that networks with heterogeneous degree distributions are very resilient to failures, but very fragile against attacks. This would be due to the high degree nodes, which hold the network together. In case of failures, very few of these nodes are removed, and the network resists, but in case of attacks the removal of these nodes disrupts the network very quickly.
The third plot, which shows the effect of almost random attacks, can mitigate this conclusion. These attacks simply consist in removing randomly nodes that have degree at least 2. We can observe that, though it is not as efficient as a classical attack, this strategy succeeds in disrupting the network far more quickly than random failures. This shows that the weakness of networks with heterogeneous degree distributions in face of attacks is also caused by their large number of nodes of degree one.
See this survey for more information.
Question Period / Période des questions
Ottawa, Ontario, on 20 October, 2020.
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Credit: Christian Diotte, House of Commons Photo Services
BBC Question Time was filmed in the Bramall Music Building from venuebirmingham at the University of Birmingham October 3rd 2013
Questione di pitting 6a+
Canyon sa tappara
parte 03 I route 2
Nannai Climbing
Ulassai I Sardegna
3 Octobre 2017
this machine has stopped.
stopped for lifetime like many machines in the government owned Jute Mills.
Making Lacs of labour unemployed.Neither of dem has skills in any other work.
Ministers have never thought Life still remains beyond da Profit And Loss Sheet.
Giving loss cannot be the only determinants of closing such firms.
Now their life itshelf is a big Question.