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To what extent can media companies employ predictive analytics and other data driven approaches to improve content performance? This event, organized by NYC Media Lab and hosted by Bloomberg on February 25, fused short 5 minute presentations and discussion from startups, media companies and university researchers advancing the state of the art in a variety show intended to provoke discussion and debate on opportunities in this fast-moving field of interest.
Speakers included Brian Eoff, Lead Data Scientist, bitly; Ky Harlin, Director, Data Science, BuzzFeed; Mor Naaman, Associate Professor, Cornell Tech and Co-founder and Chief Scientist, Seen.co; Simon Smith, Senior Vice President, Platforms, News Corp; Joshua Schwartz, Lead Data Scientist, Chartbeat.com; and Lisa Strausfeld, Global Head of Data Visualization, Bloomberg LP.
Photos by Yang Jiang.
Learn more about NYC Media Lab at www.nycmedialab.org.
A bit of a different photo, about a couple days after Key Coaches official withdrawal from service.
Most of the fleet are in this photo, however I cant remember what the fleet numbers behind were.
MX08DGY (S1) was new to Clarkes of Tenterden in 2008, and now has life at Johnstone Community Transport.
MX58KZB (S9) was new to First Cymru as 53708 and again, is now with Johnstone Community Transport.
I'm not entirely sure what happened to the rest of the fleet, aside from S8 (MX07JNJ) which from when I last seen it in August 2024, is with Prentice Westwood.
All buses as of 2025 have been vacated from the lot.
From this ball of bits and these unclear instructions, I was able to piece together tiny delights of the robot persuasion. I was trying to get the mopeds featured on the sign, but ended up with four yellow/red boys and three blue/white girls.
Seeing bits of boiled beef, goat that are sliced up to top off a bowl of noodles, I stumbled on what I thought was an offal stew of beef or goat. I thought the bits of tripe looked familiar enough, and the brownish skin looked like what you'd find in a Chinese-style goat hotpot stew.
Asking the man behind the pot if it was "thit de" (goat in Vietnamese) was met with much uninteligible chatter and hand-waving, beckoning me to sit down for a bowl. I put it down to the fact that he was Hmong and perhaps didn't speak much Vietnamese. I managed to get the price, and VND30000 / AUD2 / USD1.50 seemed reasonable.
Chowing down on the intestines and tripe, I was quite happy with the flavours even though it was a simple dish. The minerally taste of the offal was mild and everything tasted fresh. Seeing me enjoy it, Julia decided to taste a bit of the meat. As soon as she did, that was what gave it away.
I had a taste, and sure enough, it wasn't goat. It had a sweet flavour probably closest to wild boar, but stronger gameyness.
When one of the waitresses walked past, I asked again if it was "thit de". She responded with "thit cho". yep. dog.
I think I tried to have a little bit more, but we had to leave half the bowl untouched.
Suffice to say, lunch and dinner was vegetables and rice! :P
here is a bit of explanation behind that picture; the world has change! so many different way to represent that and I guess I took my personal experience into consideration for that assignment. Once upper the time, the incandescent bulb was our main source of lighting ... and even heating! we used it everywhere; today, our government (Europe, USA or Canada) Banned them; they are basically taking out of the retail store to be replace by CFL (beurk) or LEDs. This is probably my Lighting design profession that orient my brain and make a light bulb bleeding.
In the past, we use to take film photography.... and them the digital came out ... and a bunch of hipster people went back to vintage technology as polaroid or much ore photo analog Photo Booth!. Some hipster geek also develop app that slog digital photo takers to look vintage through filter!
the Third element of my picture is the newspaper. Well 10 years ago when internet became popular everybody announced the end of the newspaper; well today ironically, there is more and more newspaper and the top it of all, they are free!
anyway what I try to show in my shot was that even if the world has change, it is not always for something better, newer and a more advance technology! The world is also looking back in the past!
Taken at 1.5:1 and focus stacked from 5 pics, stigma and anthers in a rhodadendron bloom
see
www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/113694204/
for 3-D version
A bit of playing in post with an old prop at the club.
Added a bit of texture and analogue processing...
()Handheld on the 50mm with ambient room light)
A trip by train to Huddersfield to meet up with relatives and have lunch a couple of pints in The Head Of Steam..... ( superb beer and food and thoroughly recommended ).
Thank Goodness for Realtime Trains...... So even though it was heaving down, dark and cold and down right miserable I managed to get a few shots of the two Freightliner operated empty GMC binliners on their way from Roxby ( Scunthorpe ) to Manchester. 66602 came first and 25 minutes later ex DRS ( still in DRS livery ) 66419 followed.
The beer and the food were superb
Doctor Octoroc creates music using sounds produced by vintage computing and video game hardware. For his holiday album "8-Bit Jesus" he composed 18 popular Christmas carols using samples from well-known video game themes from the 1980s.
The artist wanted the packaging to communicate that this was a holiday album, yet appeal to his target audience by illustrating the Christmas story through the context and language of 8-bit video game graphics and typography. In addition to the packaging, logos were created for each song that parody the video game the track title makes reference to. Due to space limitations, these were not used for the back cover track listing. However, they were embedded as a typographic texture on the interior spread, adding another layer of nostalgia for the most dedicated fans to identify.
Recipient of a 2009 American Graphic Design Award from Graphic Design USA
All art ©2008 Jude Buffum
These are the screws removed to reveal the broken switch, plus that odd shaped bit of plastic in the middle, which is the broken switch actuator itself.
The rectangular black body to the left of L2 is the switch body, SW13.
4.5 stars – “This understated style of enhancement is a seamless fit with the gorgeous sketches and tongue-in-cheek humor… the storytelling is exceptional.” - Digital Storytime
“Young listeners will come away having learned more than they expected…" - Bulletin of Children's Book Reviews
How do African animals spread rumors?
What games do animals play?
Why do crocodiles have tears?
In this delightful, kid-friendly, super-fun app experience, African animals tell their stories in highly interactive and animated storybooks, as well as have their portraits available in original art watercolor style Painting Pages, Games, and Puzzles. Unique and playful animated illustrations and natural sounds make the animals come alive.
Follow the adventures of many of your favorite animals in the African savanna – Lion, Monkey, Elephant, Hippo, Turtle, Rhino, and many more.
Author and illustrator Alex Beard brings his love of exploration and painting to life with his signature animals in these charming stories. His watercolor drawings and stylized illustrations are unique.
Based on the award-winning trilogy of children’s books and narrated by the author and illustrator Alex Beard, Tales from the Watering Hole includes three storybooks.
Launching with “The Jungle Grapevine,” that tells the story of eight African animals who learn about the dangers of rumors through an outrageous game of telephone.
“The Jungle Grapevine” is followed by “Monkey See, Monkey Draw,” which tells the story of a troop of monkeys and an elephant who learn to paint and draw with their hands and feet in a tale about confronting fears and the discovery of creative expression, and “Crocodile's Tears,” which tells the story of a rhino and a tickbird as well as the endangered animals they encounter on a journey to discover why Crocodile is crying.
Notable Features include:
◆ Fun, interactive animations
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◆ Storybooks featuring African animals
◆ Animals, birds, and insects that move, speak, and make natural sounds
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◆ Funny voices for all the main animal characters
◆ Painting Pages use a watercolor style for coloring and drawing
◆ Puzzles have 9 difficulty levels
◆ Learn the names of African animals throughout the whole experience
◆ Match the animal game
◆ Discoverable animal scramble game (iPad only)
◆ Percentage of revenues will be donated to The Watering Hole Foundation, to preserve natural environments and species - wateringholefoundation.org
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This was another find in a local store. The box was quite beat up but the pieces inside were still sealed. I haven't done a Bits and Pieces puzzle since the late 1990s, should be fun.
The cats... and a bit about them. : )
1. Noah, 2. Noah, 3. Chloe and Her Pillow, 4. Elijah2, 5. Iris on Swing-Set, 6. Morgan Yawning, 7. The Babies... : ), 8. Sleeping on stool, 9. Kitties on the Bed, 10. Momma Kitty, 11. Special Brothers Moment... : ), 12. The Conference, 13. Chloe14. Not available15. Not available16. Not available
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Reindeer Collar
Used when pulling freight sled, Kotzebue
Reindeer Nose or Neck Bits
Used when pulling a sled, Cape Nome
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So I have a bit of a confession that I am going to share today and to be totally honest I am sort of nervous about it. I have sort of had a secret or a double life for some time, not so much a double life, but something I kept hidden.
For about 5 years I have been doing Model/ Fashion/ portrait/ fine art photography and really didn't tell anybody in my life. I have over the years photographed somewhere around 100 models either at group photo shoots, or meeting one on one to shoot. every one of the pictures in this picture is mine including the two books, the one I ma holding, and the one on the floor. This picture doesn't even give a full picture of what I have taken.
I have kept this secret for many reasons. First I was afraid, at the time that my now ex wife would have been jealous or would have told me I could not do it. I was afraid that my photos would not be accepted by my family, some of the pictures are risque and that might not have gone over well. I was afraid people would have some sort of expectation that I would start doing this for money and as a job and I just wanted to do this because I liked it. Mainly I was afraid to tell everybody because at first I thought I would fail at this and didn't want anybody to see me fail. Once I realized I was pretty good I didn't want to tell people because I had been hiding it for a while. Most of these reasons are irrational but I am still nervous about posting this picture in fear of what people might say.
I am posting this today because I am tired, I am tired of hiding it and it has been a burden on my conscious for some time. The other reason is I would like to do this again. I have taken some time off from this and I would like to get back into this kind of photography in this new year. This time I don't want to hide it, I don't want to be ashamed of my work and I don't want to be afraid of what people will say about what I am doing. I have been told I am pretty good at taking pictures, and I love to do it, and I don't want to hide it anymore.