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From here: andyinoman.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/attitudes-towards-wor... - and copied from other places before that.
Free mushroom one I got with a computer arts mag four toki doki toys and one i have no idea what it is. but the little "brain" comes off the head and i filled it with paper stars.
Probably should have cleaned / set up my desk so you could see them all clearly
On Saturday 28th January the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway Fence2Fence team were working at Golfa Summit.
The neighbouring land is owned by the Powis Estate and during 2021/22 they had harvested much of the woodland adjacent to the railway. Some of this has now been replanted.
On the railway side of the fence there were some scruffy looking trees and oddments of coppice which to be brutally honest looked a mess. The object of the day was to tidy this section up which included re-coppicing the area, strimming the grass either side of the line and last but not least uprooting the brambles that were trying to establish themselves in the ballast between the sleepers.
Reto fotográfico dÃa 26: De cerca
Dos avispas trabajando en su panal
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Photographic challenge day 26: Up close
Two wasps working in his honeycomb
EECS Professors David Blaauw and Dennis Sylvester work together in the Michigan Integrated Circuits Lab in the Bob and Betty Beyster Building on July 9, 2013.
Blaauw and Sylvester's research work includes focus on digital integrated circuits and VLSI in applications such as communication devices, medical implants, and threshold CMOS circuits.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
Taken at round 2 of D1NZ 2011. Check out my article for Drifted.com:
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Salon de la photo 2009 - Paris (Porte de Versailles)
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Stand Nikon - Trial of the new D3s
It's a 12 Days of Christmas theme, and all the ornaments are photos from work parties. There's beer, vodka, a pingpong paddle, and our really annoying singing Christmas tree in the sleigh. And Santa's gone to the bar.
The horizontal axis is time: 7000000 years before present at left, present time at right. The vertical axis is longitude: 180° W at top, 180°E at bottom. Ellipses represent various populations. Labels at top are of the best-known populations (at least 10 specimens); other taxa are labelled at bottom. The area of the ellipses is proportional to the number of individuals known. (With the exception of the big blob at right for Homo sapiens sapiens, which has been greatly shrunk to fit on this graph.)
The dataset needs to be refined further. Large blobs need to be broken up, and extant chimpanzees have not been added. The labeling is obviously too crowded.