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Quad Medical providing full medical cover to festivals on a weekly basis over the summer. www.quadmedical.co.uk
my continuing record of the construction of the Queensferry Crossing on the Firth of Forth. This set represents the end of my 4 year of monthly photos.
traffic terminating at the Idaho Statehouse perhaps not necessarily to be unexpected given the proximity of the Legislature. Photo by Frank. .
Progress made even more on Tuesday with the camp. The flag on the front of the scaff was up. All of the shade was up, the bar was packed.
You stare at the computer in confusion, but can't seem to do anything about the screen.
You decide to turn the computer ON, which seems to close the game, and venture back to 9gag.
Should've done that from the beginning.
Continued exploration in my series of dead flora. This is a tulip dried right out but still holding onto its petals, the yellow stamen peaking through.
Work continues to progress at Wolvercote although did not look like anything was happening today.
Wolvercote
18 June 2014
December 27, 2010 (Monday) - A perfect cold and rainy day to visit the tropics (while staying in the city.)
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It was my friends' D&D night. I come along occasionally to nag their children and suggest that they check the pockets of any dead bodies they find.
I love the conversations this group has, whether game-related or not. Nothing is sacred.
We continued to climb above the path away from the town even though it was quite gloomy still. But then we caught a glimpse of the sun striking the hills opposite. It really was a glorious sight.
Nobel Prize-winning Theoretical Physicist, Professor Salam (1926-1996) was the first science Nobel
Laureate from an Islamic country and the first of Pakistani birth. Founder of the Theoretical Physics Group at
Imperial on his appointment in 1957, Salam was the first Asian to hold a Professorship at any UK university.
Salam pioneered the study of symmetries and unification. In 1967 he incorporated the Higgs mechanism,
codiscovered by his Imperial colleague Tom Kibble, into a unified electroweak theory, a breakthrough that
led to his Nobel Prize in 1979.
Profoundly committed to the betterment of science and education in the developing world, he established the
International Centre for Theoretical Physics in Trieste with the support of UNESCO, dedicated to fostering
the careers of scientists from developing countries and international scientific advocacy and cooperation.
Salam retained his position at Imperial throughout his life, doing foundational work on the unification of all the
fundamental forces of nature. His scientific legacy at Imperial continues today in the world leading theoretical
physics group that he created.
Photography by Fergus Burnett
Many people told me that I should try an finish this girl, so I worked some more on her. I think this is a far as I'll take her. I'm just not liking her eyes.