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Both of my daughters were at friends so I drove to the Mall of America to fill a few cups of Legos.
I spent over 2 hours filling 3 cups. A fun challenge to see just how much you can squeeze into the cups.
I wanted to see if this beats bricklink.com in pricing. I ended up with 1852 legos. A good chunk of that number is small 1x1 bricks but I still ended up with some nice parts including x 6x6 plates.
I estimate the value of these bricks at $80 on Brinklink. The cost was supposed to be $48 but I had $35 in Lego dollars so I only ended up spending $13. Not too shabby.
What did I learn from doing the cost analysis?
1. If they have the parts you want you can get a deal.
2. The more unusual but useful parts are the best ones to get.
3. Don't get red or white bricks. You can get those for 1-2 cents on bricklink. Just not worth it.
Back to the Elvis on Black Velvet Theme
Discussion: Derivative work performed for critique and comment at the request of the original artist.
Analysis of whole-body counter measurements.
The IAEA radiation monitoring laboratory supports IAEA staff and countries to ensure the safety of workers exposed to radiation. Experts from around the world visit the lab to receive training on how to measure radiation doses and how to set up quality control systems. IAEA, Vienna, Austria. 11 January 2018
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
This photo shows Micro-Measurements’ EA-Series strain gages installed in areas of stress concentrations on a piston. An analysis, such as shown, allows designers to optimize the piston for both strength and mass. A wide variety of measurement situations required the use of different types of strain gage patterns. Strip gages are used in areas where a measurement of strain gradient is needed. To compare with a Finite Element Analysis (FEA) model, strain gage rosettes are utilized so that both the direction and magnitude of the maximum and minimum principle strains can be measured under all load conditions. Shear gages are also utilized. These strain gages are bonded using M-Bond 600 adhesive. 134-AWN wire is used so that the wire can be sealed to the surface of the piston and connecting rod, and is able to withstand the high G-forces encountered during a test run of the engine. Though not shown, a protective coating, such as M-Coat GA-61 can be applied in a thin layer and will protect the gage installation from the hot oil environment.
Literary Analysis
Perhaps more than any other psalm in the entire collection, Psalm 29 bears the signs of its use in some sort of liturgical setting. The rhythmical cadences are characteristic of public recitation. The subtle repetitions (or deft avoidance of repetitions) of the two key Hebrew terms, havu (translated as “ascribe”) and kol (voice), both stir in the worshipper a reverential excitement and present a concrete narrative panorama. The call to ascribe or grant honor and strength implies: Worship Him since he is the embodiment of these qualities. This is the theme of Psalm 29, and is subsequently particularized in various verses.
At first the call to ascribe to the Lord glory and strength (kavod va'oz) is directed at a group called “bene elim”, perhaps members of the heavenly court or, echoing some mythical pagan antecedents to the Psalms, to the gods of Chaos. We can never determine exactly who these figures might have been, and it is possible that for the psalmist they might have been no more than a literary flourish.
The initial verses invoke a scene of storms, both in the north and the south of the Land of Israel. The voice of the Lord is over the mighty waters, He shatters the cedars of Lebanon, He makes the mountains quake, He flashes like lightning over the deserts. Fully aware of this absolute control over the forces of nature, all the worshipers in His temple cry out”: Glory! The psalm rises in a historical crescendo with a reference to the primeval deluge when the Lord sat enthroned above all creation—since, after all, He is the master of creation. The ending is a wish: May this mighty and glorious God grant strength and peace to His people.
Associated in antiquity with the holiday of Succot, when one prays for abundant rain, this psalm is traditionally sung at the dramatic moment in the Sabbath service when the Torah scroll is returned to the Ark after the congregation has read from it. The bold choice of this psalm, originally hailing God as the master of creation, for the ceremonial procession returning the Torah to its Ark is illuminating. Clearly, the choice implies that the Torah, which relates and embodies God's creativity, is a manifestation of His might and glory.
Whether read literally as a stark description of God's power over the forces of nature or figuratively as God's control of history, the psalm concludes with the prayer: May God grant strength to His people, may He bless them with peace. The purpose of the divine gift of power is to ensure peace.
Coal analysis lab with orsat apparatus for analysis of Oxygen, Carbon dioxide & carbon monoxide in flue gas or stack gas.
First the image was converted into a set data vectors in format (x,y,r,g,b), one for each pixel in image, its coordinates x and y and the values on red, green and blue channels.
Then this 5D-data was projected to 4D-space using principal component analysis, e.g. the information in the directions of the lowest eigenvalue was removed. The resulting image was rebuilt based on that reduced information.
Orchard Road - Singapour -
HDA : Facades designer -
Client : Swire Properties LTD
Architect : Raymond Woo & Associates Architects
2009-2015
This is John by the way, it is not a self portrait.
During August of 2006, I spent 35 days in the Iron Ore Mine at Tom Price in the North of WA. I worked as a Trade Assistant up the top of the Mine in the Pit. What our job entailed, was changing out the old rock crusher for a reconditioned one from Japan. The original Primary Crusher had been in place since 1967 or so and it took the full 35 days to remove the old one and replace it with the new one. The Crusher is a mechanism which has a rotating Mantle within a shell, when the Dump Trucks dump their rock into the pit, it falls through the crusher, thus getting crushed. The heaviest part of the Crusher was 80 tonne from memory, that was the Mantle.
Anyway …. I got HEAPS of photos, some of which I have already uploaded. I will be doing an Industrial type series with these photos and will be posting a lot of stuff on my BLOG and explaining the parts and process of the job we did. For the better photos, I will upload them here, but will be doing them in this Burnt Sepia to keep them as uniform and industrial as I can.
This was taken during one of the many Fire Alarms that seemed to take place nearly everyday. We were working below ground (about 5 levels for the Crusher) and so safety was very important, so even a smell of gas and it was topside for us … and waiting. This was one of those times.
Environmental Laboratory provide a tailored waste discharge analysis report covering all the typical contaminates limited and controlled by the waste sewage undertakers-Trade Effluent. elab-uk.co.uk/waste-discharge-analysis.html
Orchard Road - Singapour -
HDA : Facades designer -
Client : Swire Properties LTD
Architect : Raymond Woo & Associates Architects
2009-2015
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The church has stained glass on various windows and openings, but many windows remain unfinished.
The ones done by the stained glass maker Joan Vila-Grau since 1999 are outstanding; they are made of panes of different colours fixed with lead and concrete. In these pieces of stained glass, Vila-Grau symbolises specific themes through the masses of colour.
"La Sagrada Família" or the
"Atonement Temple of the Sacred Family"
Barcelona, Spain
Sims Street: A house (above left) at 669 Sims Street in St. Paul, renovated through a home ownership program seeded by Living Cities funds. Another house (right) across the street which recently fell into foreclosure and abandonment, one of several such structures that now blight a block that had been coming back. The current mortgage foreclosure crisis threatens to undermine much of the progress by Living Cities and its intermediaries. (Photos by Martin Merzer for Knight Foundation)
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Analysis of TEDLAR Bag Samples in UBC's greenhouse gas lab. Here is the screen showing the time traces of bag samples during analysis of carbon-dioxide isotopologues of d13C and d18O. Photo by Matthias Roth, NUS.
Part of album Emission attribution of CO2 in urban air
Cluster analysis or clustering is the assignment of a set of observations into subsets (called clusters) so that observations in the same cluster are similar in some sense.
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cluster_analysis)
cluster analysis has long tradition: times ago the clusters in randomly thrown bones or stones were already analysed (cluster-predictive anaysis). Now the technique is creatively devloped.