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Drawing from a photograph taken on bus route 675 after school.
The actions and poses of the figures suggest an air of problem solving, with the guy with the hat talking to the figure with the bottle about his problems.
Approximately 1200 middle and high school students and their teachers from 50 schools across the state on campus on Tuesday April 23, 2019, for the third annual UW Oshkosh Mathematical Problem Solving Contest.
More than 700 fourth and fifth graders from four school districts in San Joaquin County converged on the Stockton campus of University of the Pacific for the sixth annual Math Steeplechase. They were split into teams of five to six students each and each team had to solve six complex mathmatical problems with only 10 minutes per problem. The best scoring teams and schools received trophies. It wasn't all just math. Students also were taken on a scavenger hunt on campus and also played games with Pacific athletes.
The 16th edition of the iPRES 2019 conference took place in from 16 through 20 September 2019 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and was hosted by the Dutch Digital Heritage Network.
iPRES is the premier and longest-running conference series on digital preservation. Since 2004, there have been annual iPRES conferences in rotation around the globe on four continents. iPRES brings together 300-400 scientists, students, researchers, archivists, librarians, providers, and other experts to share recent developments, innovative projects and to collaboratively solve problems.
Photo credit: Sebastiaan ter Burg, CC BY 4.0
"A decades-old shipwreck mystery in Conception Harbour has officially been solved. For years, books, magazines, and newspaper accounts of the whaling wrecks have attributed contradictory names to the vessels. But now, the Shipwreck Preservation Society of Newfoundland and Labrador say they can set the record straight. Neil Burgess says through the 1960s, five whaling ships frequented Conception Harbour. Two he says were towed away, and three sunk at the wharf. The confusion surrounded which ones were which. Burgess says through underwater measurements and design details, they were able to make the match.
He says most people are probably familiar with the one ship on the beach in Conception Harbour, for years referred to incorrectly as the S.S Sposa. It has now been identified as the Charcot. Two other ships in about five feet of water behind the Charcot have been identified as the S.S Southern Foam and the S.S Sukha.
The vessels are about 120-130 feet long and which, for the most part, have been stripped of all their monetary worth. The study of the shipwrecks this summer was part of a larger project of the town to develop adventure tourism facilities. Burgess says for divers the wrecks are easy to get to because they are in shallow water close to a roadway. He says the vessels are in remarkably good shape given their age. For example, the masts are still intact, and the cabins can still be seen." - VOCM.com
www.busi.mun.ca/flynn/whaler.html
Two other ships are sunken behind this one, and can be see on google earth below:
Vidéo en stop-motion faite avec 254 images.
Stop motion video made of 254 pictures.
Music : Binärpilot
Quadratic Equation is a polynomial equation of second degree. The general form of a quadratic equations is ax2+bx+c = 0.The contributions of the ancient Indian Mathematicians to quadratic equations are quite significant and extensive. Before 800BC Indian Mathematicians constructed 'altars' based on the solutions of quadratic equation ax2+bx+c =0, Aryabhatta gave a rule to sum the geometric series which involves the quadratic formula solver.
It struck me that the solution to my bacteria problem could be locally sourced and solved: Spirytus! At 196 proof nothing is gonna grow in this globe now!
The 'The Ever Changing Face of Beauty' W Magazine opening reception at the Park Avenue Armory on February 14, 2012 in New York City.
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exposure: 11 times x 15 minutes, 4 x 4 min, 4 x 1 minute
location: 4,000 feet above sea level in Nikko, Japan
...I saw them on a plant a little further along in its development, actually with some leaves out. It's inside-out flower! (Vancouveria hexandra). It is so satisfying to me to solve a plant mystery! ;)
Solving Stonehenge debate - from left to right: Tim Darvill, Mike Parker Pearson, Andrew Lawson, Mike Pitts and Julian Richards.
A solved puzzle from Out of Mine! (HUCH! & Friends 2014): the mine board has been covered with the tiles.
This photo was apparantly taken at Floral Guernsey which started in 1990.
It is believed that the guy in the middle is Arthur English or possibly a relation of his as Arthur has Guernsey connections through marriage.
Can anybody correctly identify the folk in this photo please ??????
Slightly north of the Solve memorial, on Milwaukee.
Contributions in SOLVE's name requested for the art department of Madison East High School.
a closer crop here:
www.flickr.com/photos/phule/2591219548/
Full detail of Solve's senseless death here
Moderated by Jane Ambachtsheer, Partner and Chair, Global Responsible Investment Business, MERCER
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Day 3 at FundForum International 2018