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Had a play around with a whole bunch of shots I took in continuous shooting mode from yesterday. I made a short moving picture from it, which you can find on Youtube here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0Xq8ciVKw0
LoL Enjoy!
Pam shows her buildbot configuration during her presentation at BarcampBKK2. Was well attended and you can easily identify who in the audience has worked on projects that could use such a system because they were remarking at its power each time she showed something.
A section of the continuous colonnade that surrounds the Temple of Apollo in the ruins of Pompeii in Campania, Italy.
Greg Young presents on the internals of Mighty Moose" "the Smart Continuous Unit Tests for .NET and Mono...
Find a SkillsCast Video Recording of Greg's talk here:
The Conept of Dust: Continuous Project és un treball en curs que interrelaciona la dansa formal amb diversos textos que tracten de l’envelliment i la mort.
Foto: Anna Fàbrega
Photos taken at the Continuous Integration User Group meeting at Skills Matter eXchange, London, on 20th April 2011. The speaker was Chris Read.
Continuous line observational drawing exercise created using ink on wet paper, resulting in a varied and descriptive line.
Thanks a lot my friends for your the continuous support and encouragement..!!
1. Houses of Ganesh Peth., 2. Untitled, 3. "Do I look good in b&w..?", 4. Untitled, 5. The Old Man At The Sea.., 6. Untitled, 7. Untitled, 8. Delicate,
9. Untitled, 10. Untitled, 11. For Protection..., 12. Untitled, 13. Untitled, 14. ......... [ Explored ], 15. Untitled, 16. The Maestros,
17. फुलपाखरू.......... छान किती दिसते.....!, 18. "It is a rough road which leads to the heights of greatness..", 19. Cold, 20. Dragonfly, 21. Untitled, 22. Untitled, 23. Enjoy every bit of the childhood, Once it goes, it doesn't come back..! (2), 24. Red,
25. Untitled, 26. ~Yellow~, 27. Swallow, 28. Enjoy every bit of the childhood, Once it goes, it doesn't come back..!, 29. Lingering on the shore.., 30. Bhatye back-waters, Ratnagiri.., 31. A Golden Voyage.., 32. Droplets,
33. Is it the Faith that's beautiful or it's The Rule of Thirds..?, 34. Untitled, 35. Aerobics Freestyle :) :), 36. Untitled, 37. Untitled, 38. || गणेशाय नमः ||, 39. Untitled, 40. NesCafe',
41. Pataleshwar Caves, Pune., 42. The Morning Prayer, 43. Pataleshwar Caves, Pune, 44. Untitled, 45. Reaching-out...., 46. framed.., 47. Photographers @ Pune shoot , Lavasa, 48. Early Bird....,
Continuously ranked at the top of all HCA facilities in employee satisfaction, SDSAMC Leaders always look for ways to engage and show appreciation for the staff. On Monday, May 16, 2011, SDSAMC held their annual Employee Appreciation Day. This year's theme was 'Carnival' and staff enjoyed carnival games, great BBQ, a cupcake bar, and even had the opportunity to dunk their favorite Executive. When you combine this much fun with excellent care, you get one great hospital!
APRIL 16TH, LONDON - David Nolan & Pete Sinden talk on Continuous Delivery and Agile methodologies. Lonely Planet and Dr Foster Intelligence both make heavy use of ETL in their products, and both organisations have applied the principles of Continuous Delivery to their delivery process. See the SkillsCast recording (Film, code, slides) at: bit.ly/ZdR4XV
Continuously ranked at the top of all HCA facilities in employee satisfaction, SDSAMC Leaders always look for ways to engage and show appreciation for the staff. On Monday, May 16, 2011, SDSAMC held their annual Employee Appreciation Day. This year's theme was 'Carnival' and staff enjoyed carnival games, great BBQ, a cupcake bar, and even had the opportunity to dunk their favorite Executive. When you combine this much fun with excellent care, you get one great hospital!
Simple continuous shutter low speed and normal shutter speeds mixed.
I put them here so I can view them from my Apple TV on the UHD Television in high resolution.
All handheld and hopefully braced properly even for low shutter speeds.
The lens is NOT stabilized.
... - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential.”
- Winston Churchill -
“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.”
- Babe Ruth -
“Dripping water hollows out stone, not through force but through persistence.”
- Ovid -
www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/perseverance
Colour my week: The colour starting with the same letter as your user or real name www.todaysposting.com/TPAssignment.php?TP=713 @Connectirmeli = cyan, Irmeli = indigo; cyan + indigo = ocean blue! :)
History Reduta Theatre
Reduta Theatre - the oldest theater building in Central Europe
The Reduta building today is the result of a complex construction development, which, with numerous alterations and extension was carried out continuously for several centuries. Its foundation was the corner house of Liechtenstein, which in 1600 was bought out the town and set up in it the new tavern, later called the Great, representation object specified rare visits to the city. In 1634 the house was bought side, the reconstruction and integration with the existing facility was a closed storey Reduta complex that today has an adequate range. Occasional theatrical production took place in the town tavern, probably since the 60th of the 17th century until 1733, it was in the east wing of the complex where was built their own theater-type bottom with deep perspective stage. During 1785 and 1786, succumbed object devastating fires and during the Napoleonic wars and the fourth Franco-Austrian war was devastated when it served as a military hospital and improvised dormitory. On the reconstruction that followed participated a number of important contemporary architects and artists, among them members of the famous family of Italian painters, decorators and set designers Lorenzo, Vincenzo and Antonio Sacchettiové.
With the era of theater in the east wing of the Reduta is associated and included the name of Emanuel Schikaneder, librettist of Mozart's Magic Flute and theater director from 1807 to 1809, or the events of 176, when the Reduta played the first show in Brno, Czech Love Watchman, and rehearsed in English by Baden theater company, and here is where with his sister Nanerl performed eleven year old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. In commemoration of this important event was in 2008 before Reduta Mozart monument unveiled by Kurt Gebauer. After a fire in 1870, the theater has been restored in the 20th century took over the theater hall ballroom in the western part of the building. Contemporary architectural design is the work of Brno Reduta studio DRNH, vos - The authors of Antonín Novák, Petr Valenta , Radovan Smejkal and Edward Endive, co-authors of the proposal were Klára Michálková and Karel Spáčil a collaborator in the implementation stage of Miroslav Melena. Reconstruction, which was implemented in 2002-05, gently combine the modern with the original elements preserved architecture, theater again placed in the east wing and the whole building back its social and representative function. The culmination of reconstruction was an art wall decoration Mozart hall vaults cafes and artistic treatise terrazzo in the atrium, which made Escaping .
In 1919 benefited Brno Reduta German theater, from that year on the playing regularly alternated with the Czech National Theatre. The Czech audience that Reduta before had was too accustomed to attend, it has become popular until after the Second World War, when it (until its closure in disrepair in 1993) then set anchor operas . In the modern history Reduta first began performance after the first reconstruction in October 2005 a joint project of drama, opera and ballet NDB: Night and Day Vitus Zouhar The Soldier's Tale by Igor Stravinsky. Currently, the building appears with his productions all NDB files and with the overall concept of its own production Reduta is creating and implementing its own artistic section .
Jitka Novakova
My group took quite a conceptual look at the "draw a continuous line diagram illustrating the following words" and did literally a series of lines that varied in how they curved, thickness, direction, etc etc.
Shep did these, or most of these. I think he's the only one out of typo who read the brief as "draw something that illustrates the following words without taking your pen off the paper" but they're so fucking funny, we let him off.
My favourite is fear.
This and about 100 other technical drawings were created for the book 'Continuous Emission Monitoring,' by James A. Jahnke, PhD, published by Wiley and Sons.
A work done in Greece, 1 km of light white blocks, a particular street or a scenery. A reference to Superstudio.