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while it was all on surface

Finally got the Spyder3Express working in Ubuntu 9.10. Hoping everything will work fine for 10.04.

 

Hardware: Spyder3Express

Software: Argyll CMS 1.1.1 (anything before will not work with S3E), dispcalGUI, xcalib (dispwin)

 

Now I can calibrate all of my laptops and LCDs for proper color. I think I'm starting to get a handle on this thing called color management.. :)

cumberland leopard 636 (RRM 636 X) at liverpool lime street-1989

One of the barrel muon detectors

Blackboard course websites were divided into categories based on the level of staff participation. Super low staff participation courses (n=849) were those in which course staff had less than 100 hits on the course site during the term.

 

Students in these courses were then divided into groups based on final grade (HD - high distinction is the highest grade, F - fail is the lowest).

 

For each of the student groups the average number of hits on the course site and the average number of hits on the course discussion forum are then calculated. Course discussion forum hits always less than web site hits.

 

Normally, there should be a connection between student grade and # of hits. The better the grade, the higher the number of hits on both.

 

Not here with super low participation courses.

Test run on compressed air. I haven't finished sanding and polishing the flywheel but couldn't resist trying the engine.

Instructor Stephen Paparo leads a Feldenkrais class at the Michigan State University Community Music School.

Tug boat CMS WRESTLER

A fount with an unusual ornament in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Taken with a Canon EOS 300 on Adox CMS 20 high-resolution film. Self developed in Adotech developer.

Instructor Stephen Paparo leads a Feldenkrais class at the Michigan State University Community Music School.

Charles Darby, architect, MEB People & Places; Gill Wilcox, project manager, CMS; Trevor, site manager, Felthams

Compact Muon Solenoid, particle detector on the LHC, 100 m underground, CERN

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