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Robert Del Naja's Volume installation on the Southbank. Each column has lights and creates sounds. Where you stand in relation alters the tone or sound and lights, which adds to the whole piece being created. It's supposed to get you to explore your relationship to space and people around you as they also move around.
Massimo Volume ufficiale @ LA TEMPESTA AL RIVOLTA
7 Dicembre 2013
Foto: © Valentina Genna
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At the Bodlian Library. Volume the First. A collection of writings the Jane Austen compiled of her work as a teenager.
I wrote this widget this evening to edit transfer functions and toss a simulation through them. It's based on the TraitsUI system, which made it super easy to write, and the backend is a software ray caster I wrote. The data is courtesy Dave (my data is up next, but his is good to prototype with) and the rendering (512x512) is in the upper right.
The transfer function has several peaks, but I'm still tweaking how to represent alpha, so they don't all show up very clearly in the image in the upper left.
The UI is still a bit busy, but it's relatively straightforward, and I think it will help with editing and getting a good transfer function. The idea is to prototype it here and then dispatch the full rendering to a batch queue or some off-screen process.
Lower Yellowstone Falls- At 308 feet (98 meters) it is the largest volume waterfall in the Rocky Mountains of the United States #Wyoming Photo by @ryanresatka #wildernessculture@wilderness_culture via Instagram www.instagram.com/p/Bl64Vehg87J/
Massimo Volume ufficiale @ LA TEMPESTA AL RIVOLTA
7 Dicembre 2013
Foto: © Valentina Genna
Immagine protetta da copyright. All rights reserved.
Don't use this photo without written consent.
Massimo Volume ufficiale @ LA TEMPESTA AL RIVOLTA
7 Dicembre 2013
Foto: © Valentina Genna
Immagine protetta da copyright. All rights reserved.
Don't use this photo without written consent.
Massimo Volume ufficiale @ LA TEMPESTA AL RIVOLTA
7 Dicembre 2013
Foto: © Valentina Genna
Immagine protetta da copyright. All rights reserved.
Don't use this photo without written consent.
This photo feature an exhibit label about "Sarpi's 'History of the Council of Trent': The Surviving Volume." It details how this book could have reached and survived the first college library. This exhibit was on display in the Special Collections Lobby. The exhibit was on display from December 17, 2015-May 15, 2016.
From the Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library at the College of William and Mary. See swem.wm.edu/scrc/ for further information and assistance.
Livermore Journal, Volume 11, Number 50, 21 August 1930 — Page 1
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Wm. J. Bonetti, local manager of the Richfield Beacon No.10, located outside of Livermore, recently re-
Beacon Tavern just opened at Barstow, California. Ever since the Richfield Oil Co. first announced the establishment of a Beacon station here in Livermore, there have been rumors as to the establishment of a tavern or lunch room in connection.
The opening of the tavern at Barstow is the first real indication that the plan is to be carried out: It is understood- that two or three more taverns will be constructed in the southern part of the state before the end of the year.
The establishment of taverns and cafes at the various thirty-two beacons in the state is based upon the business done at these stations. Some of the stations! doing the most business will get taverns and cafes while others will get but cafes alone.
Judging on this basis it is expected that Livermore will be in
line for a cafe if not a tavern Corporation Ltd.