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Created for DigitalMontage Challenge 10 - TIME
Thanks to Caradeineil for these portraits:
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Thanks for the following images:
I've been terribly negligent with my Flickr account, so I'm finally getting caught up on uploading some of my favorites from the last year+!
Discussion during Plenary 2. Creating the Future: Global Opportunities for the Next Generation
L-R:
Helena Verellen - Board Member, Empowered by You; Past Vice President, International Marketing, Sony Music Entertainment
Perry Yeatman - CEO, Perry Yeatman Global Partners
Dr. Elisa Konofagou - Associate Professor, Biomedical Engineering & Radiology, Columbia University
Carolina Jannicelli - Managing Director & Head of Latin America, JPMorgan Private Bank
Womensphere Emerging Leaders Global Summit 2013
The Next Generation of Women Leaders
CREATING THE FUTURE
January 17, 2013 - Main Summit Day
Columbia University
in the City of New York
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Photography by Meriden Villanueva (Twitter: @meridenv)
I created this little tag (it's just 2" x 2") for a special cause my friend Tamar is putting together. You can read about it here: tarisota.typepad.com/hope/ She is putting together about 100 tags created by mixed media artists from all over the world and placing them all onto a fabulous one of a kind dress form.
For your chance to own this one of a kind art piece please go to
www.everydayhero.com.au/creating_hope and donate $5Au dollars. All money raised goes directly to the Australian Cancer Research Foundation. Each $5 donation you make will give you another chance to win.
Here is my contribution.
Created using Hero Arts CL270 - Sky's the limit, pearls, button and flower.
Thanks for looking!
How methane is created and destroyed on Mars is an important question in understanding the various detections and non-detections of methane at Mars, with differences in both time and location. Although making up a very small amount of the overall atmospheric inventory, methane in particular holds key clues to the planet’s current state of activity.
This graphic depicts some of the possible ways methane might be added or removed from the atmosphere.
One exciting possibility is that methane is generated by microbes. If buried underground, this gas could be stored in lattice-structured ice formations known as clathrates, and released to the atmosphere at a much later time.
Methane can also be generated by reactions between carbon dioxide and hydrogen (which, in turn, can be produced by reaction of water and olivine-rich rocks), by deep magmatic degassing or by thermal degradation of ancient organic matter. Again, this could be stored underground and outgassed through cracks in the surface. Methane can also become trapped in pockets of shallow ice, such as seasonal permafrost.
Ultraviolet radiation can both generate methane – through reactions with other molecules or organic material already on the surface, such as comet dust falling onto Mars – and break it down. Ultraviolet reactions in the upper atmosphere (above 60 km) and oxidation reactions in the lower atmosphere (below 60 km) acts to transform methane into carbon dioxide, hydrogen and water vapour, and leads to a lifetime of the molecule of about 300 years.
Methane can also be quickly distributed around the planet by atmospheric circulation, diluting its signal and making it challenging to identify individual sources. Because of the lifetime of the molecule when considering atmospheric processes, any detections today imply it has been released relatively recently.
But other generation and destruction methods have been proposed which explain more localized detections and also allow a faster removal of methane from the atmosphere, closer to the surface of the planet. Dust is abundant in the lower atmosphere below 10 km and may play a role, along with interactions directly with the surface. For example, one idea is that methane diffuses or ‘seeps’ through the surface in localized regions, and is adsorbed back into the surface regolith. Another idea is that strong winds eroding the planet’s surface allows methane to react quickly with dust grains, removing the signature of methane. Seasonal dust storms and dust devils could also accelerate this process.
Continued exploration at Mars – from orbit and the surface alike – along with laboratory experiments and simulations, will help scientists to better understand the different processes involved in generating and destroying methane.
Credits: ESA
Monster High Create-A-Monster Werewolf
Unfortunately, Walmarts here in Vegas have been wiped the eff out of new MH stuff. Hopefully they will reset shortly. In the meantime, I did manage to snag some of these before it was too late. They're soo cute!!
left wrist
5-9-08
"create."
i'm a writer, i do mixed media art, i take photos, i make jewelry..
one of the most important things in my life is creating.
this is my daily reminder.
Ran the hood with Shai'la an amazing person. I hope to work more with her. You'll be seeing her mix up the tunes at a club near you soon.
Face Off winner J. Anthony Kosar of Kosart Effects Studios creates a monster for fans at Walker Stalker Con Chicago.
This is the first newborn session I've done outside of my studio.... it was so awesome to have different furniture and lighting to work with...
Created for dA Users Gallery Challenge #81 – Model
Model with thanks to 13-Melissa-Salvatore
At first glance when I took this photo, I thought this was just a special edition LWB XJ, it was only when doing the reg check it came back as a Daimler Century.
The Century was created to mark the centenary of Daimler, only 200 were built (100 6 pot, 100 V12s) all on the LWB chassis. Every box was ticked, including heated electric front and rear seats, rear picnic tables/sun blinds and unique headrests/kick plates on the doors.