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Inspired by classic racing bikes this single speed from Simplified is all modern under the retro looks. Plus, it was hand-built by Tom Teesdale!
Students can learn simplifying radicals from the expert Math tutors available online. Students need to understand the concept of Radicals before learning to simplify redicals. Students can get help with Math problems involving simplify radicals from the online tutors.
The Radical is defined as the square root of a number. A radical is used to refer the irrational number. This radical expression has been denoted in the root symbol "? ". Thus the process to Simplify Radicals involves expressing the numbers in a simpler form or a reduced form. Students can learn to simplify radicals by the solved examples.
Simplifying radicals include the simplification of radicals denominator before performing basic mathematical operation. And given radical should satisfy the conditions and one should remember for positive value of a the value of 1/an will always be taken as positive. Learn how to simplify radicals in this page and learn to simplify radicals.
Garden photo I took over the weekend—just playing around. I've been looking at 19th-century paintings, and everything I've shot looks weird now. ;)
The creative world of Orla Kiely was founded in 1995 to express visually, her love of pattern, colour, texture and rhythm, which as components all play and work together. Her instinctive graphic discipline to simplify and stylise everyday motifs and forms adds another dimension. With clean orderly repeat constructions and a boldness of scale, her work achieves strength with a very modern quality, while her nostalgia for all things mid-century, help make her patterns charming, uplifting and instantly recognisable.
Design: Orla Kiely
Artist: Sarah Jane Richards
Sponsored by Cubic.
2014 saw a number of anniversaries which will help us tell this story. It's been 60 years since the creation of the iconic Routemaster, 75 years since the launch of the RT-Type bus and 100 years since the world's first mass-produced motor bus, the B-Type 'Battle Bus' that carried soldiers to the frontline during the First World War.
Our buses are the arteries of the capital, moving large numbers of people around the city - across the centre and to the extremities. They have affected great social change and continue to offer a lifeline to a diverse range of Londoners. Buses also support the needs of our growing city and in turn help London to function as the engine room of the UK's economy.
London is naturally proud of its bus network, one of the largest and most accessible in the world. Despite its size, the bus network remains flexible and able to adapt to the challenges of operating in a constantly changing streetscape.
To meet the future needs of the city, while minimising the environmental impact, we are using innovation and new green technology. Our fleet is already one of the cleanest in the UK, but we're constantly striving to see how new technology can further reduce our impact on the environment.
The bus sculptures, which are 2.5m long, 1m high and 0.5m wide, are painted and adorned by well-known and aspiring artists to showcase the vital role that London’s buses play in the life and economy of the city and the UK as a whole.
Londoners and visitors to the city will get the chance to discover the bus sculptures, which will be organised in clusters, on foot by following public art trails in four areas of the capital – three in central London and one in outer London.
I modified provideofx's image in Topaz Simplify. Use "Simply Size" combined with "Mono Line Fine" under the "Edges" tab to give it that Water color edge look.
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Single SB 700 on a gorillapod snooted with a Rogue Flashbender, aimed at a red posterboard behind the scissors. Small white card bounced some light back onto the front of the scissors. Flash on full power.
Original file was put through tonemapping in Photomatix, which isn't HDR, just a maximization of what's in a single file.
WEEK 26
Landscape: Simplify
Simply the scene to make your primary subject stand out.
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Just the basics- computer, printer, and tablet (on top of the printer). My dream work space come true!
NIKON D600 + 24.0-70.0 mm f/2.8 @ 60 mm, 247.00 sec at f/11, ISO 50
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From Wikipedia - A getai (literally song stage) (Simplified Chinese: 歌台), is a usually boisterous live stage performance held during the Ghost Festival commonly held in Singapore, Malaysia and some parts of Indonesia (mainly in Riau, Riau Islands and North Sumatra), in contrast to the generally solemn mood of the festival. However the performance is also routinely played at other Chinese festivals. The stage setup is usually composed of temporary structures and situated in the suburbs of the city in any empty field or even in parking spaces or housing estate.
Peking opera or Beijing opera (simplified Chinese: 京剧; traditional Chinese: 京劇; pinyin: Jīngjù) is a form of traditional Chinese theatre which combines music, vocal performance, mime, dance, and acrobatics. It arose in the late 18th century and became fully developed and recognized by the mid-19th century.[1] The form was extremely popular in the Qing dynasty court and has come to be regarded as one of the cultural treasures of China.[2] Major performance troupes are based in Beijing and Tianjin in the north, and Shanghai in the south.[3] The art form is also preserved in Taiwan (Republic of China), where it is known as Guójù (traditional Chinese: 國劇; simplified Chinese: 国剧; literally: "National theatre"). It has also spread to other countries such as the United States and Japan.
京劇又稱京戲，在台灣又稱平劇、國劇，是中國戲曲曲種之一。分布地以北京為中心，遍布全國。京劇是十九世紀中期，融合了徽劇和漢劇，並吸收了秦腔、崑曲、梆子、弋陽腔等藝術的優點，在北京形成的。京劇形成後在清朝宮廷內得到了空前的繁榮。京劇的腔調以西皮和二黃為主，主要用胡琴和鑼鼓等伴奏，被視為中國國粹。
京劇於2010年，獲選進入人類非物質文化遺產代表作名錄。
inspired by flickr virtuoso of food drawings ciuccio, I remembered a recipe I drew for a friend a while ago.....
pen and ink, digital color, 9 x 12, 1990
Right now I've a lot on my mind, and some big decisions to make. But today I was off from work. It's been grey and either drizzly or rainy all day. Despite that the morning started well because the Olympus came out of the rice it's been sitting in for 4 days, and after an initial stickiness of buttons it fired up and I was able to re-programme the menu - it appears to be back in rude health. I hope it lasts and doesn't start to corrode internally from the salt water. And so I put on Penny's lead and we walked our longest route from the front door to the beach (6 miles instead of the usual 1). I took lots of photos again with the Olympus (joy) and couldn't resist posting just this one in celebration. But I'm also posting it because when Penny was playing on the beach there was nothing else to think about. She's always totally absorbed in just splashing about in the waves, chasing after the pebbles I throw; she has no fear of water and waits for the waves to ride. It's a mindfulness meditation of the highest order, just completely absorbing and enjoyed by us both. Thinking came later, only the moment mattered. That's happiness, simplified, and these little moments will do me nicely at times like the present.
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5th JUNE, LONDON – Phillip Haller asks the question 'Ever wished the compiler could make asynchronous programming easier?' Enter Scala Async. Do asynchronous I/O like “normal” blocking I/O, program with Futures and Promises even more naturally! See the SkillsCast (film, code, slides) at: skillsmatter.com/podcast/scala/simplifying-asynchronous-c...