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"Lately I have realised
That I need to simplify.
Thoughts pass like ships in the sky.
Do, or do not, there is no try.
Life became complicated
When modern times arrived.
Board games are underrated.
I want a different life.
They say, 'Well, get out of the city!'
We say, 'Well, there's no such thing as a house in the country.'
Simplify your life."
- Marina & the Diamonds
Simplifying fractions is a two-part number representation which has numerator part at top and denominator part at bottom.Simplification of fraction does not always result in reducing the fraction as higher equivalent fraction could be the required answer in some cases.Simplification could also end up in improper fractions and those cases we need to convert it to mixed fraction form.Simplification could also result in reducing the fraction to its lowest possible equivalentA fraction may be proper or improper fraction. Example: 4 / 8 is simplified as 1 / 2.
Here I was aiming to simplify the form to an even more extreme level.
I painted in a very simplistic, almost abstract way, human forms onto absorbent paper. I then used whatever ink leaked through to the other side to create violent, contorted images. I again juxtaposed this with text, and deep hues, and kept the blue and crimson theme running through.
Each of these works are A3, and are done in India ink (some diluted), oil pastel, compressed charcoal, on Buff paper, and canvas.
Hard to see, but there are adjoining horizontal seams across the front and the back. The button placket (and seam) from the Ebb pattern was lenghtened to a 3 button (vs 2 on the original Ebb pattern)
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Taj Mahotsav, Agra,India
Taj Mahotsav, one of the most eagerly awaited festivals, is celebrated from 18 to 27 February every year at Shilpgram near the Eastern gate of "Taj Mahal".
This 10 days long carnival is actually a vibrant platform that brings together India's finest craft and culture at one single place. It is a festive introduction to India as a whole and Uttar Pradesh in particular, where the extensive range of art, craft, culture and cuisine are on display.
Agra, a city on the bank of River Yamuna, finds mention in the epic Mahabharatha as Agravan. Ptolemy, the famous 2nd centaury geographer, marked it Agra on the world map . It is generally accepted that Sultan Sikandar Lodi, the ruler of Delhi Sultanate founded it in the year 1504 but the golden age of the city began with Mughals after 1526. It was then known as Akbarabad and remained the Capital of the Mughal empire under Emperor Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan. Agra's significance as a political centre ended with the transfer of the capital to Delhi by Shah Jahan, but its architectural wealth has secured it a place on the International map.
About Taj Mahotsav
This cultural bonanza has started in year 1992 and since then its grandeur has reached to greater heights. In the year 2009, we are celebrating the 18th year of this Mahotsav. This festival also figures in the calendar of events of the Department of Tourism, Government of India. A large number of Indian and foreign tourists coming to Agra joins this festivity in the month of February. One of the objectives of this craft mela is to provide encouragement to the Artisans. It also makes available the magnificent work of art and craft at the most reasonable and authentic prices that are not inflated by high maintenance cost.
Arts & Crafts
Here at Taj Mahotsav about 400 legendary artisans from different parts of the country get an opportunity to display their exquisite works of art. To name a few among them are the wood/stone carvings from Tamil Nadu, Bamboo/cane work from North East India, Paper mash work from South India and Kashmir, the marble and zardozi work from Agra, wood carving from Saharanpur, brass wares from Moradabad, hand made carpets from Bhadohi, Pottery from Khurja, Chikan work from Lucknow, silk & zari work from Banaras, shawls & carpets from Kashmir/Gujarat and hand printing from Farrukhabad and Kantha stitch from west Bengal etc.
Culture
Apart from the exquisite craft work you can experience the majestic and magnetic performances by artistes from every walks of life. The soul-stirring performances will engulf you to the extent of casting a spell. Throughout the Mahotsav, one can experience a profusion of folk & classical music & dances of various regions, especially the Brij Bhumi, performed the way they used to be centuries ago. The experience is so enthralling that you would not stop yourself from joining with the folk dancers. Besides the folk, the Mahotsav also exhibit the performance from the world renowned artistes from classical, semi-classical and popular art forms.
Cuisines
Beside being the right destination for the arts & crafts, the Mahotsav is also a delight for the connoisseurs of good food as it is the ideal place to pamper the taste buds of the visitors with endless varieties of scrumptious dishes. Some of the oldest exponents of the cuisine-art prepare the lip-smacking dishes. One can also relish the typical preparations from the interiors of Uttar Pradesh.
Fun Fair
Funfair is the biggest attraction for children in the festival. It is a complete family entertainment which offers thrill and amusement for every one. Teenagers and adults enjoy various rides and roller coaster while children are happy with small ride such as merry-go-round, Train-rides and Ferris wheel. So have fun at Taj Mahotsav with your whole family.
This is a simple version of the whole outfit. I am still a bit undecided on the hose color, since they are not shown in the original image. The few Mononi portraits that include the hose all show them to be a similar color to the pants, thus Don Gabriel's visible hose were likely red wool or silk.
Tashkurgan (simplified Chinese: 塔什库尔干镇; traditional Chinese: 塔什庫爾干鎮; pinyin: Tǎshíkùěrgān Zhèn; Uyghur: تاشقۇرغان) is the principal town in Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County, Xinjiang, China.
Tashkurgan is a Uyghur name that means Stone Fortress or Stone Tower.
Tashkurgan has a long history as a stop on the Silk Road.
Major caravan routes converged here leading to Kashgar in the north, Karghalik to the east, Badakhshan and Wakhan to the west, and Chitral and Hunza to the southwest in Northern Areas of Pakistan.
t is situated at an altitude of 3,600 meters (11,811 ft).
The majority population in the town are ethnic Tajiks.
The majority of people in the region speak Sarikoli.
There is also a village of Wakhi speakers.
Chinese and Uyghur are also spoken.
Today Tashkurgan is on the Karakoram Highway which follows the old Silk Road route from China to Pakistan.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tashkurgan_Town
タシュクルガンのバザールにて。道端に座って刺繍をしていたウイグル女性。
This is my four year old daughter jessica. we were asleep when Jessica entered our bedroom all proud and impressed with herself wearing her favourite white dress that I couldn't help but get out of bed and take her to the park for a couple of photos.
Simplified map, based on a street map from the era, shows the routes of the three railroad companies in downtown Gainesville in 1922. The red lines trace Atlantic Coast Line tracks, the green lines represent Seaboard Air Line Railway routes, and the blue lines represent the location of the Tampa & Jacksonville Railroad tracks at the time. Street map courtesy of the University of Florida digital collections
Thanks to Miria Grunick, who dropped off a surface mount 3v regulator, I was able to remove the additional components to handle the level shift between what was a 5 volt microcontroller and a 3 volt IMU. (This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please provide attribution and a link back to this web page in a manner that associates the image with the image credit.)
White Industries ENO eccentric hub.
A pic from the rebuild of my '94 Bontrager OR Race frame as a single speed.
Ermita Nsa. Sra da Rocha, Armacao de Pera.
Algarve portugués.
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"Lately I have realised
That I need to simplify.
Thoughts pass like ships in the sky.
Do, or do not, there is no try.
Life became complicated
When modern times arrived.
Board games are underrated.
I want a different life.
They say, 'Well, get out of the city!'
We say, 'Well, there's no such thing as a house in the country.'
Simplify your life."
- Marina & the Diamonds
It will be just the 3 of us having Thanksgiving Dinner at home this year. Little K requested that we eat early so we can pull out the Christmas Decorations and start putting them up. She even offered to help me cook (which is not something she likes to do, since I usually turn it into a lesson of some sort).
She planned the menu with me - picking out recipes from our cook books. Nothing fancy, just the basics. I am GRATEFUL to her for reminding me that not everything has to be over the top (although I do usually believe that More is Better). I'm looking forward to spending time together, cooking, eating and decorating, and I am hopeful that this focus on simplicity will result in a happier mommy.
“What's really important is to simplify. The work of most photographers would be improved immensely if they could do one thing: get rid of the extraneous. If you strive for simplicity, you are more likely to reach the viewer.”
William Albert Allard
"The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak."
Hans Hofmann
Simplified diagram showing coal use in the steelmaking process. Includes the use of metallurgical coal to produce coke which is used in a blast furnace to melt iron ore and to infuse the raw iron with carbon, the use of coal in the pulverized coal injection (PCI) system to provide additional heat to melt the blast furnace charge of iron ore, limestone and coke and the use of coke in conversion furnaces to add carbon to the raw steel. West Virginia has some of the best metallurgical and PCI coal found anywhere in the world.