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IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
Questi disegni sono quelli che io e La Bicicletta abbiamo utilizzato per fare il video de "Il Ladro", un brano del gruppo denominato Uochi Toki contenuto nel disco "Libro Audio" uscito a febbraio per La Tempesta Dischi.
Adesso che i disegni mi sono ritornati fra le mani, ne scansiono 6 dei 70.
Sono tutti fatti con china e pennino.
Lo stato emotivo che attraversavo mentre mi dedicavo a questi disegni potrebbe essere sintetizzato con lo "stare molto male senza la minima idea che andrà molto peggio".
(anche se adesso è tutto completamente differente)
ciò che ascoltavo mentre disegnavo,(si parla della seconda metà di gennaio) era una playlist composta da ceephax acid crew, boxcutter,enduser e cardopusher.
per il miglioramento delle condizioni non ho debiti di gratitudine con nessuno.
e di questa cosa non sono nè fiero, nè me ne dispiaccio.
cosa disegnerò ora?
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
The diagram mentioned repeatedly by the FCC folks at the NANOG 48 panel in Austin on 22 Feb, regarding scope of the proposed net neutrality rules:
riskman.typepad.com/peerflow/2010/02/more-liveblogging-fr...
CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler delivers his opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
TRILLION Project - TRUSTED, CITIZEN - LEA COLLABORATION OVER SOCIAL NETWORKS, Community policing 2017.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler delivers his opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
And finally a nice 404 (human readable) message. This is yahoo pipes. A nice example of AJAX ? that raises the bar in terms of working with data services or feeds and shows what you can do with web based apps.
I tried to build a mash of Flickr posts with with django, startup or python tags & union them with the django community feed, adding a filter for topics like UTF-8 & get a combined post of my flickr images with topics, sorted by date order but the service degraded.
Nice tight integration with flickr, though a tad confusing sometimes on the attributes. Plenty of scope to create a combined feed from various sources.
The future looks good and data is at the heart of it :)
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IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler delivers his opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.
Commissioner Scott O'Malia delivers his opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.
Commissioner Jill Sommers delivers her opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
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As intermediaries between NOAA National Weather Service forecasters and the public, broadcast meteorologists and emergency managers serve critical and complex roles in the communication of weather warnings. NSSL researchers work directly with end users to get their feedback on experimental forecast tools, including their interpretation of experimental probabilistic forecasts generated in the HWT from the Hazard Services - Probabilistic Hazards Information Experiment. As participants in the HS-PHI Experiment, broadcasters and emergency managers perform typical job functions under a simulated work environment as they receive experimental probabilistic advisories and warnings from NWS forecasters during displaced real-time events. Researchers study how participants interpret, use, and communicate probabilistic information. This feedback is used in conjunction with feedback from forecasters to refine how uncertainty information is generated and disseminated.
Commissioner Jill Sommers delivers her opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
Commissioner Jill Sommers delivers her opening remarks during the May 19 meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting.
The committee discussed issues concerning the Dodd-Frank Act, including position limits, hedge exemptions, the swap dealer definition, the end user exception and margin requirements for uncleared swaps.
IMCCA and InfoComm International Collborate NYC 2013 - held on October 16, 2013 including the tech showcase; general session; panel discussions and case studies.
September 28th, 2012: The Outside Agency, Enduser, Igorrr, Hecq, Subheim & Nicolas Chevreux at Batofar, Paris, France
During the weeks of the HWT Experiment, forecasters assess a new tool using rapidly-updating high-resolution gridded Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) as the basis for next-generation severe weather warnings. This experiment is part of a broad effort to revitalize the NWS watch/warning paradigm known as Forecasting a Continuum of Environmental Threats (FACETs). The major emphasis of the HWT PHI experiment is on initial testing of concepts related to human-computer interaction while generating short-fused high-impact Probabilistic Hazard Information for severe weather. The long-term goal of this effort is to move the refined concepts and methodologies that result from this experiment into Hazard Services, the next generation warning tool for the NWS, for further testing and evaluation in the HWT prior to operational deployment. This experiment will run concurrently with the “HS-PHI with End Users” experiment.