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The tasty capsicums (peppers) at Borough Market, London.
Yes, I grew up in Australia. No, I try to not call them peppers.
At Tarros Ladder, below Clear Hill, at the southern most extremity of Narrow Neck Plateau
The original ladders were constructed in 1933 from saplings and fencing wire by Walter Tarr (1879-1969). He walked this route many times and was dubbed the Duke of Clear Hill. A memorial plaque in his honour is affixed to the rock face nearby. The original ladders were destroyed by bushfires in 1939 and replaced by iron spikes in November 1940.
Realtime empirical mode decomposition implementation. Still some weirdness with the boundary conditions on the cubic splines...
UNESCO holds a special event in New York unveiling new analysis by their Education for All Global Monitoring Report (GMR). The analysis demonstrates that progress in education is pivotal to the success of post‐2015 priorities, including poverty eradication, health,
environmental sustainability, governance and women’s empowerment.
The event takes the form of a unique lesson in a New York school given by Ms Mariam Khalique, teacher of the Pakistani schoolgirl who was attacked by the Taliban, Malala
Yousafzai. Ms Khalique spoke to the class about her experiences teaching to empower girls and young women. Special guest speakers included the Director‐General of UNESCO,
Ms Irina Bokova and the Executive Director of UNICEF, Mr Anthony Lake. Children attending the event at their school presented the new EFA GMR booklet entitled ‘Education Transforms’ to Ms Amina J. Mohammed, the United Nations Secretary‐General’s Special Adviser on Post‐2015 Development Planning.
Dr. Nora Reber toured us around her lab and showed us how she will process the lipid samples from the ceramics from the Lord Ashley site. This data will help us learn what foods these ceramics were used to store, cook, and eat in the past!
This competition project completed while at Bjarke Ingels Group, Copenhagen, Denmark. Awarded first place.
Geo Dynamics is pleased to announce its recent tie-up with PROCEQ SA world leaders for Non Destructive Testing Products for Concrete, Metal, and Paper/Film industry. Geo Dynamics will represent PROCEQ SA for sales through North India for their concrete testing products like Rebar Detection, Pull Off Testing, Corrosion Analysis, Ultrasonic Testing, Permeability Analysis and Concrete Test Hammer.
Disassembly of Picardy French Canadian wheel. The flyer whorl, shaft and bobbin appear to be reused from an older wheel. The shaft is bent and needs straightening. The flyer is newer. It shows very light wear. Hooks on one side only. The maidens have been rotated. Wheel once had leather bearings to hold flyer. Saw marks on wheel base and wheel rim are smoothed down, but do not eliminate the saw marks. The leather bearings in wheel uprights need replacement. Wheel shows heavy wear. Built very sturdily. Two ply handspun wool yarn leader below 4 ply commercial worsted on bobbin. The bobbin holder thing base is satin smooth from wear and fits the table hole perfectly. No tension adjustment for wheel band. Unless the missing bearings were used for that. Flyer must jam on. The whorl jams on.
When playing back your gait analysis frame by frame, various components of the body that are marked provides us with the ability to track any movement whilst giving us quantitative information including angles, speed and distance. There is only so much the eye can process at any one time, body marking gives us the best, most accurate recordings. For more information please visit www.strideuk.com
The phono track playing is being analyzed by a program. That program is being monitored on screen is being reflected by the record. Whatever. You want some cookies?
For my MSc dissertation I am evaluating the Talking Sex course Sheron and I ran over four years in Newcastle
The memorial was designed by Philip B. Bennison in 1921 for the civilians and servicemen killed in World War One. It has a raked, stepped plinth to a square, coursed, rockfaced pedestal with ashlar quoins at the angles, a roll moulding at the base and a chamfered cornice.
A square shaft supports a further pedestal with chamfered plinth and cornice. This is surmounted by a draped bronze figure of Winged Victory. The four faces of the uppermost pedestal bear sculptured bronze achievements of arms, the seal of Hartlepool and a cartouche dated 1914. The East face of the shaft is inscribed “For us they died” and the West face: “Live thou for England”.
Patrick Baty was commissioned to carry out the paint analysis of the surfaces in order to establish whether the memorial had ever been painted or gilded.
Michel Poireau, Policy Officer - Principal Adviser - Analysis & Advice, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission
The fifth in a series of Brussels events on various aspects of energy R&D policy organized by Science|Business with the support of BP.
The European Commission’s Roadmap for a Resource Efficient Europe highlights the challenge of sustaining growth in the 21st Century as vital resources grow scarce, including those used to produce energy. By 2050 the EU needs to achieve a 4 to 10-fold increase in resource efficiency, and major gains are needed by 2020.
Policy makers must now launch a vital shift to resource-lean production, and eco-innovation. What new technologies and innovations can deliver large-scale gains? How can a systems approach to policy speed progress? And how can governments accelerate breakthroughs by creating market conditions that reward resource efficiency?
Photographer: Carlos Nomen
Anaysis of external forces that affect health work in Bruundi.
Vision and planning workshop facilitated by AFSC-Burundi. Bujumbura, Dec. 2010. Photos by AFSC-Burundi/Cathrin Daniels.
Realtime empirical mode decomposition implementation. Still some weirdness with the boundary conditions on the cubic splines...