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At the Institute of Fundraising Insight Special Interest Group's conference on 'From Nuts & Bolts to Grand Designs' at Amnesty International UK, London, on 27 November 2014.
Another view of Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope in the rain!
(One can get a terrible reputation creeping up behind people and peering up at them!)
Medicon Valley Alliance og Øresundsinstituttets LIVE-udsendelse fra den 22. juni kl. 08.00 – 09.00, hvor vi præsenterede den nye analyse “Life Science Across The Øresund” efterfulgt af en debat om samarbejde og udvikling af life science klyngen i Øresundsregionen/Medicon Valley.
Se rapport og optagelsen af præsentationen:
www.oresundsinstituttet.dk/ny-analyse-om-medicon-valley-l...
Analysen blev præsenteret af Kristoffer Dahl Sørensen og Sofi Eriksson, analytikere fra Interreg-projektet Greater Copenhagen Life Science Analysis Initiative og Øresundsinstituttet. I debatten deltog Mef Nilbert (forskningschef, Kræftens Bekæmpelse), Niels Abel Bonde (Managing Director, Novo Nordisk Scandinavia AB) og Marianne Kock (Senior Vice President and General Manager, Ferring Pharmaceutical A/S) Petter Hartman (adm. dir. Medicon Valley Alliance).
Analysen er udarbejdet inden for rammerne af Interreg-projektet Greater Copenhagen Life Science Analysis Initiative, som har til formål at øge kendskabet til life science-klyngen i Øresundsregionen. Projektet drives i samarbejde mellem Medicon Valley Alliance og Øresundsinstituttet med støtte fra Interreg ØKS, Region Sjælland og Region Skåne.
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The beggining stages.All white and clean.all the while.we watch..words turn cream.against the filtered light.cold grass breaths green.against a large maple i rest..The right words are always inbetween.The right breathing.The right feeling.Creation of.....Look up.Fall asleep.follow lifes words.turn cream and green.Then white
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The analysis area (for game post-mortems) and demo board for the morning lectures that some of the senior players are giving for the juniors.
Opening session. Moderator: Mr Georg Fischer, Director 'Analysis, Evaluation, External Relations', Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission. Mr Michel Servoz, Director General, Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission. Mr Mohammad Al Qudah, Assistant Secretary General for Technical Affairs, Ministry of Labour, Jordan. Mr Ingus Alliks, Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Welfare of the Republic of Latvia.
Moderated by:
Michael J. Green
Senior Vice President for Asia and Japan Chair, CSIS
Associate Professor, Georgetown University
Panelists:
Ernest Z. Bower
Senior Adviser and Sumitro Chair for Southeast Asia Studies, CSIS
Victor Cha
Senior Adviser and Korea Chair, CSIS
Director of Asian Studies and D.S. Song-KF Chair, Georgetown University
Bonnie S. Glaser
Senior Adviser for Asia, Freeman Chair in China Studies, CSIS and Senior Associate,
Pacific Forum
Matthew P. Goodman
William E. Simon Chair in Political Economy and Senior Adviser for Asian
Economics, CSIS
Murray Hiebert
Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Sumitro Chair for Southeast Asia Studies, CSIS
Christopher K. Johnson
Senior Adviser and Freeman Chair in China Studies, CSIS
Richard M. Rossow
Senior Fellow and Wadhwani Chair in U.S. -India Policy Studies, CSIS
An analysis of the cute characteristics of the Volkswagen Beetle.
Design Benign is an ongoing research project about the role of cuteness in product design. You can read excerpts from it, as well as new material, at design-benign.blogspot.com
Nicole Peterson 2008.
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The pellets sink. At the beginning, the fish aren’t as successful at catching them. However – they soon learn to predict the sinking and will swim to intercept the food.
At the Institute of Fundraising Insight Special Interest Group's conference on 'From Nuts & Bolts to Grand Designs' at Amnesty International UK, London, on 27 November 2014.
Critical Analysis
The principle of my animation is the character animation, and I picked something quite subtle, ‘waking up,’ to try and convey a sleepy sunflower. Overal I have to admit I’m quite disappointed with the animation. Since the concept is so simple I think it’s lacking in substance, even though I tried to give it personality and make the animation more interesting.
I think some aspects work well, I purposely changed the style of the eyes as the original black dots weren’t working particularly well. So I feel the eyes are a lot more affected in expressing the characters emotions in this way.
I worked really hard on the subtle movements of the petals, to be drooping when the character is asleep and to move back when the character is stretching. I think this is another positive thing about the animation.
There are many things that I think could be improved, for example, the animation doesn’t really tell a story. There is no setting of the scene particularly and I think it would be better if something had caused the sunflower to wake up suddenly so there was a little more reason behind it suddenly waking up.
After studying animation through the weeks I would definitely have improved the storytelling aspect if I’d have had time. I actually learnt a lot from looking at the progress of other people’s animations which is why I think the flickr page was really useful. To see other peoples animations and others ideas help to improve your own and motivate you into doing something well.
I think another thing letting the animation down is the mixture of textures, like it doesn’t know whether to be realistic or cartoon style. Some of the textures such as the grass have elements of realism but the sunflower is very much cartoon style. This may have worked if things were a little more consistent but otherwise I think this is an aspect that can be improved in the future.
As for the animation itself, I think more exaggerated movements on the cartoon character would have helped to suggest the character is tired and waking up. Another thing I’d say is that the mouth animation probably lets it down quite a bit, as that was the last thing I did and I’m not particularly happy with how that looks. That is a cylinder with a bend deformer, which would have been a lot better if I’d used blendshapes in the model itself. That way I could convey a lot of different emotions a lot easier.
I should have done more research into people yawning – I did a lot of research into the sunflower itself but missed the most important thing which is to research the characteristics that make it seem human. Personifying the sunflower would have helped the audience relate to the character more.
Even though I’m not really pleased with my animation overall, I’m glad I tried this method of working as I’ve learnt a lot from doing it. Next time I’ll be able to improve my animation technique a lot from this.
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This figure is part of the Interreg project Greater Copenhagen Life Science analysis initiative. The project’s lead partner is Medicon Valley Alliance, and the partner is Øresundsinstituttet. Region Skåne and Region Zealand are co-funding the project. It has been prepared by Øresundsinstituttet and was written by
Kristoffer Dahl Sørensen, Sofi Eriksson, Camilla Neve Lieknins, Emil Persson, Jenny Andersson and Johan Wessman.
Medicon Valley Alliance
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Over the last 5 years, the dramatic increase in U.S. oil production, especially light, tight oil from unconventional plays, has caused U.S. imports of foreign oil to plummet. As domestic production continues to grow, however, there is a growing concern about a possible mismatch between the U.S. refining capability and the lighter quality characteristics of these unconventional plays. This has lead to a revisiting of the the U.S. policy which prohibits export of crude oil (with some exceptions).
As the export debate sharpens, a number of studies have been commissioned to explore the implications of retaining, relaxing, or removing the existing barriers to crude oil exports. CSIS convened a session exploring the infrastructure and regulatory barriers to exports and an additional session on the crude oil export issue specifically. We are now pleased to invite you to attend our upcoming session featuring the recent analysis completed by IHS Global, assessing the impact of the export ban and free trade on the U.S. economy.
At the launch of NEWB Attendance Data Report, Children's Minister Frances Fitzgerald is pictured with recipients of Special Attendance Awards, Jordan Ajayi, Brandon Dunne, Leah Lynch, Natalie Namuunaa, Brian Ajayi and Mya Lynch from Rutland Street National School.
This pampas fox seems to be processing some thoughts about something it is intently watching. Something along the lines of "is this an opportunity for some food"? I also love the way his/her colors blend so well with the local grasses.
L-R: Cuesta College Astronomy 10L students Sara, Rebekah, Marcella, and Jessica measure the positions of sunspots to determine the rotation period of the Sun.
The interior of the shipping box is painted black, with the scattered letter pattern that Amazon used in the packaging language of the first generation Kindle.
This container is much smaller than the first generation container, which was shaped more like a large hard-back book.
An early generation NOS Continental Specialties Corporation (before they became Global Specialties Corporation) logical analysis test kit, consisting of LP-1 logic probe, DP-1 logic pulser and a massive LM-1 logic monitor clip, as well as various probes, leads and accessories. The LM-1 is huge compared to the much more compact HP-548A, but according to its manual, it is soak tested using an "automatic input exerciser (special purpose computer)" before dispatch.
It's quite frightening how expensive this equipment was - from a 1981 advert, the LP-1 cost £37, the DP-1 cost £50 and the LM-1 cost £28 - and remember that this is equivalent to significantly more in today's money.