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...a big Christmas tree outside the law school on Karl Johan's gate in Oslo. Law students are privilaged to have prime real estate on the main street in downtown Oslo right between the Parliament building and the King's Castle.
My wide angle fit everything in one frame and the distorsions are lovely. It had just snowed so everything was white and nice.
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A woman sits at a desk with piles of papers on the table in front of her, writing notes on one of the papers, 1981.
Repository Information:
Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, Conrad Hall, 943 Conrad Rd., Room 101, East Lansing, MI 48824, archives.msu.edu
Resource Identifier: A008581
Here we are, our last book study. Group # 5 from Belvedere Spanish Congregation in West Palm Beach, Florida! (12/23/2008)
There are a lot of interesting paintings and drawings in the exhibition. One is permitted to take photographs of most of the exhibits. This departure from previous practice is becoming more common.
Our freshwater fisheries biologists recently completed this four-year largemouth bass nest angling study. After completing the second half of the study in natural Ocala Forest lakes, biologists found that individual nest success is not really impacted by bed fishing.
Using a microscope, incoming freshman Zainab Syed gets an up-close look at California grunion embryos — seeing the grunions' heartbeat. The Biology Undergraduate Research Scholars Training (BURST) program presented the summer session as part of new student orientation. Photo by Matt Gush
Here is another photo I took of a Gate on the way home from a trip out in Essex. Taken on my Fujifilm X100T.
Watercolor on 140 lb block paper, 9 1/2" x 10 1/2"
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Note the broken windows.
Photos, sketches, tables and plans of Sheffield, England. Taken from the JR James Slide Collection.
Need to get away and cram for a big test or work on a paper? Trexler Library has plenty of study carrels and quiet seating.
Tatjana was from Bulgaria. She died of an abortion that was forced on her. Her baby died too.
Her life was a very sad one. She was poor and an employment agency offered her a job in Germany. She agreed but she was cheated. She was sent to Greece instead. On the way to and in Greece, she was gang raped several times. Her heart and hopes were broken and she was forced into compliance, following everything they wanted or be beaten.
Arrived in Greece they said she had a debt of around US$ 2000 to get her to Greece and she had to pay it off by working in a brothel to serve what every guest wanted from her. She was never able to pay it for they put a very high interest on it and there was always a reason to make her stay, one way to do it was to offer her drugs to release her pain. And as a drug user, she became dependent on them. So she worked in vain. She couldn’t get away from it. Her everyday life was customers raped her as they wished.
There are many Tatjanas living in our cities, towns and countries. Some of them are even just teens. Please do something for them or pray for them.
Thank you and God bless you.
Peter Blau works with instruments to determine tribological properties of battery components at the High Temperature Materials Laboratory
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William (Bill) White III, retired BLM Physical Scientist, and a team of BLMers used a mud auger to drill salt core samples for salt thickness study. This methodology was used by Bill in 1988 and again in 2003 for salt thickness measurements that occur every 15 years. Bill chose to drill these cores next to holes previously made by the University of Utah's sonic drill with the intention of comparing his results and older methods to the University of Utah results with their new methods.
The moon fell into the pond (池) and lightened the underwater castle. (宮)
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A diary-like experiment of life-sized emaki scroll on 1350mmx30m Kent paper roll. Planning 1850mm a day. Acrylic and charcoal.
1350mmx30mのケント紙ロールによる等身大絵巻の日記的実験。
制作可能な日に、幅1850mm制作予定。アクリル絵具、木炭を使用。
Emaki
Another view of the study at the Charles Dickens Museum – the author's former home at 48 Doughty Street in London. This photo of focuses on Dickens' desk top and a glass case featuring some Dickens memorabilia.
Informational signage in the room provided details on the desk:
This is the desk where Dickens wrote many of his best works, including A Tale of Two Cities, Great Expectations and Our Mutual Friend. It stood in the bay window of the study at his home in Gad's Hill Place, overlooking the front lawn with its sweeping drive.
Various items used by and given to Dickens can be seen on his desk. Included in these are: a pottery container given to him at Brighton as a thank you for handling his landlord's mental collapse, the ivory paper knife which features in the painting The Empty Chair by Luke Fildes and a silver cup presented to him in Montreal when he took part in a theatrical performance with the Garrison Players in aid of charity. The octagonal wooden ruler and taper stand are items known to have stood on the desk during Dickens' time at Gad's Hill Place.
A few details about the study, as listed in the museum's guide book:
Dickens' working day followed a strict routine. His writing time was between breakfast and lunch and there were no distractions that could pull him from his writing. 'His mind was essentially methodical and in his labour he was governed by rules laid down by himself and rarely departed from,' wrote one of his friends. After lunch Dickens might spend time at his club, look after his charitable projects or go for a long walk. The author drew much inspiration from exploring his surroundings and meeting people, so even when he was not at his writing desk his mind was creating new plots and characters.
A visitor to this room during Dickens' time here remarked on the author's vast collection of books. Today, the book cases are filled with early editions of Dickens' works and books owned by Dickens. These form part of the National Dickens Library which is held here at the museum.
Paranasal sinuses and their drainage - now it's easy to remember...right?
The original article published on The Paradigm Shift Group (theparadigmshiftgroup.com/paranasal-sinuses/).