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I cut the fins off my Paterson Orbital. The result: no more vertical lines!!! It works, with no side effects thus far...
Just over a year ago, my attention was drawn to a mysterious portal that lay by the side of the Strathore Road near Thornton. We finally decided to check it out yesterday and it's surprisingly lengthy, although it looks to have been partially backfilled so I can only just stand up without needing to duck. The southern end had flooded so wellies are needed to walk the entire length but it's not especially necessary to do so as you can easily walk over the top.
Old maps suggest this was a subway, presumably to carry either pedestrians or rail workers safely under the sidings that were once present on approach to Thornton. Unfortunately, once you do get to the other side, there's no way to cross the current live line. I'm also surprised by the lack of empty drinks cans (the can of Tango doesn't count) and the lack of graffiti down here. I guess the Thornton crew don't know this place exists.
Thanks must be given to Mr. Steve CS who first alerted me to the presence of this tunnel, as well as providing me with the map extract that provides the only clue I have to it's original function. Sorry it took me so long to take a look down here.
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Solving problems.
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The Ford Fiesta RS WRC driven by Erik van Loon and Harmen Scholtalbers during the Tank S Rally.
The car arrived on thursday, the day before the start of the rally. They didn't had the time to test the car. What Erik said about the car: "The Fiesta is slower on the long straights but the cornering and the handling is so much better then the Focus WRC I drove before. Only the speed into the corner is slower if you compare it with the Focus. But I can solve that by changing my driving style"
More photos of this rally on Facebook.
RIP Brendan Scanlon, aka SOLVE.
Located on Grand, Milwaukee, Halsted intersection.
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In case anyone is looking for a person to come in with creative solutions and unique problem solving skills, Bruno is now doing work on a contract basis. Fees and payment schedule negotiable.
His problem solving skills are about average for a golden retriever puppy. Not always successful, but happy to be at the party.
...When I first glanced at this earlier; I thought it was some bug larvae nest. But at a closer look; it was a small cotton wood branch with seeds caught on the end of a sappy white pine branch. Light rain drops added to it.
* Soligor Wide-Auto 28mm f/2.8 (Tokina) lens
* Fotga MD-EOSM lens adapter
Problem solved. Yep this is pretty much how I handle real life problems too - My own way.
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Classroom poster for math students learning to solve problems. Great visual aid.
Available in letter size and now 11"x17".
Image for the Daily Create 977 on 09/11/14, brought to you by the awesome & open digital storytelling learning community a.k.a., ds106.
Assignment: Share your favorite mathematical expression by finding images of the appropriate numbers, symbols, etc. and using them to create an image of the expression.
Working in education, I am frequently overhearing students express how they hate math, will never use it, are just trying to get through it and passed it, etc.. I'm not a math teacher but I do appreciate the practicality (and, at times, the transcendence) of math and I use it in my life all the time. The one equation that is simply a joy to use is solving for X by cross multiplication.
Here, I took photos of signs and flyers around campus, extracted the bits and pieces, and mashed them up on a chalkboard background. I had forgotten to capture the word "thing" so a Google search for the classic John Carpenter film scored me the word in this collage.
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The Thing | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(1982_film)
We found these two men discussing politics down along the Fox River in Appleton, Wisconsin. I heard Obama's name mentioned! Maybe they have all the answers for a world gone crazy!
two men
next to a high water fox
in serious debate
Image and haiku by John Henry Gremmer
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Friends, today we all are going to learn the basic concept behind linear inequality in mathematics and the graphing concepts used in an inequality graph. Before proceeding further let’s talk about inequality. solve Inequalities basically tells that two values or expressions are not equal. For example, to understand it betterment a ≠b shows that a is not equal to b. Slope formula plays an important role in graphing linear inequalities. So we need to know what slope formula means. Slope of a line describes the steepness, incline, or grade of the straight line. The slope through the points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) is given as slope formula.
I AM SO HAPPY WITH MY EDITING. I laughed like a maniac when I finished because I was amazed.
I took this awhile ago but I'd been procrastinating the edition because I thought it would be difficult and horrible and I would hate it. I know it's a little messy in some parts, but it worked out so much better than I thought it would :) Also, i took it because I learned how to solve a rubiks cube that day. So, yes, I solved the cube first and took that picture of it.
Now playing: Yerbatero, Juanes.
Random fact: I always make sure my pajamas match. It's almost always just a t shirt and shorts, but I'll never wear orange shorts with a purple shirt or something like that.
A geocaching friend and I worked out the answer to a puzzle cache, today, which gave us the coordinates to its location.
Image via flickr photo by wili_hybrid flickr.com/photos/wili/147887659 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC) license
Quote from Invent to Learn