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The dentist filled me.

20 May 2019 - 2019 OECD Forum: Asian Century … on a Knife-Edge. A 360 Degree Analysis of Asia’s Recent Economic Development

 

John West, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Asian Century Institute, and Andreas Schaal, Director, Global Relations Secretariat, OECD, to discuss the new geopolitical landscape and whether the anticipated Asian Century indeed rests on a knife-edge.

 

OECD Headquarters, Paris.

 

www.oecd.org/forum

 

Photo : Mariano Bordon/OECD

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

showing size difference between M1 (blue), project (red/yellow),

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Northamptonshire's players gather for a pep-talk after taking a Kent wicket - leaving the hosts 60-3 - on the fourth and final day of a 2023 season-opening County Championship Division One fixture at the St Lawrence (or Spitfire) Ground, Canterbury. Regrouping, Kent went on to win by seven wickets.

 

Cricket has been played at the St Lawrence Ground since 1847. Previously, a Tudor manor house, latterly called St Lawrence and demolished in 1839, occupied the site.

 

Match statistics

 

Kent versus Northamptonshire @ St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury

 

LV= Insurance County Championship, Division One (fourth and final day, 85.2 overs, 11am start)

 

Admission: £10. Scorecard: £1. Attendance: 295 (h/c). Kent won the toss and elected to bowl). Northamptonshire 117 & 331 off 20.3 overs 3pts [resumed day four at 300-7] (Rob Keogh 116no, Gareth Berg 56, Hassan Azad 51, Joey Evison 4-62) lost by seven wickets to Kent 222 & 227-3 off 64.5 overs 19pts (Ben Compton 114no, Jack Leaning 67no, Daniel Bell-Drummond 32, Chris Tremain 2-40). Umpires: P.J. Hartley and I.D. Blackwell

Grandmaster Tournament Round 2 Classical

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This is a duster that comes with a vaccuum cleaner.

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)

 

Iron oxide evidenced inside the crack of a bolt section using polarized light

Title: Ta’bir al-ru’ya

Author: Abu Tahir Ibrahim ibn Yahya ibn Ghannam al-Harrani al-Numayri al-Maqdisi

Call number: 091.9927 Ab91t

Notes: The work contains a general discussion of dreams, methods of dreaming and the power of dreams. The work contains an alphabetically arranged glossary in terms used to describe and analyze dreams.

Physical description: 267 leaves; 12 x 17 cm., 15 lines per page; naskh of two different copyists

Subject: Manuscripts, Arabic

Dream interpretation–Dictionaries

Credit - Matthew Hollow

 

1st Floor front room with harpsichord.

 

Note the 'Lead Colour' and 'Chocolate Colour' reintroduced by Patrick Baty as a result of his paint analysis.

 

Note also the hierarchical use of lead colour on the skirting fascia.

 

In 1723, Handel took the lease on a new building in Brook Street, Mayfair. He would live in number 25 until he died in 1759. His servant John inherited the lease and managed to raise enough money to purchase the things in the house to keep it as it was.

 

The house changed hands throughout the 19thC, and in 1905 was purchased by an antiques dealer, whose family would own the house until the 1970s. The changes he made were not entirely sympathetic and when in 2000 the Handel House Museum Trust took over the job of returning the house to how it would have looked in its first owner's day, they faced a tough challenge.

 

Patrick carried out the paint analysis of the interiors of Nos 23 and 25 Brook Street and the paints were mixed especially by Papers and Paints.

 

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Analysis of TR's 1885 book, "Hunting Trips of a Ranchman" for regional vocabulary: ND vs New England regionalisms

Carrie Roy 2014

20" x 24"

digital print

This is scanned right out of my sketchbook so sorry I didn't rotate the drawing on the left. I liked how it looked as a composition.

70-200 f.28

 

So this is where I do all my color analysis - in my little lab at the top of the hill. Maybe I'll show you inside sometime; it's very interesting.

The ouput from a project I did one year ago. Actually, it was done with scriptographer, but I just ported it to processing / java (for command line generation).

You can download PDFs and read about the project here :

melka.one.free.fr/blog/?page_id=8

 

Video of the processing app working : vimeo.com/3296697

 

Example FAD applied to a centrifugal pump designed and manufactured by the second year mechanical engineering students at ICL.

Caught some interesting prismatic colors off the side of an aquarium at sunset. No digital processing.

Pacific Place Tree - Hong Kong, China

HDA : Contract Design Consultants

Client : Swire Properties LTD.

Architect: Wong & Oyuang

Date : 2004-2005

See more at : www.hda-paris.com/

Famous old joke about IT system development.

 

I first remember seeing it when I was a junior developer back in the Thatcher era. I'm pretty sure it was long in the tooth then.

 

Two things about it:

 

1. We still get the joke today. Worse, it is still true for some projects today. Why haven't we fixed this yet?

 

2. Does anybody know where this originated? Who wrote/drew it and where was it first published?

 

3. How can search I the internet to find copies of this image?

 

OK, that's three things.

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