District 51 2007 Evaluation Contest Winners, Stephen Fernando, Saw Chin Bin and SL Liew

Uwe Puetter presents his paper titled 'Consolidating Europe’s New Intergovernmentalism - European Council and Council Leadership in Economic Governance and CFSP under the Lisbon

Treaty'.

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Microchip Technology's MCP4728 Evaluation Board (Part # MCP4728EV)

PS-ACC-BLUETOOTH LM400 is designed to provide Bluetooth2.0 + EDR function on a small form factor. The Bluetooth function is based on CSR BlueCore4-Ext Bluetooth System, which implements the full speed class 1 Bluetooth operations with full 7 slave piconet support. Users may configure the Bluetooth modules by using standard AT command set. The interface of LM400 to host system is UART.

Supported Modules Class 1 & 2 : LM400 | Parani –ESD200 | Parani ESD-210

Reseachers evaluating cowpea varieties in cowpea trial. Photo by IITA. (file name: CO_637).

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U.S. Air Force Airmen with the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina Air National Guard, make final preparations and practice for a Certified Readiness Evaluation, Sept. 8, 2013. Members of the 169th Fighter Wing are conducting the CRE, that begins Sept. 9 and will assess their ability to operate safely and efficiently in a deployed chemical combat environment. (U.S. Air National Guard courtesy photo by Master Sgt. Amy Kyzer/Released)

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Farm supervisor explaining points to researcher on banana performance in the field. Photo by IITA. (file name: PL_421). ONLY low res available.

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The second RCCTO innovation day event included leaders, technical experts and Soldiers from across Army organizations to serve on panels. They were grouped, based on technology

topic, to evaluate the 38 pitches selected from more than 700 white paper entries. (Photo courtesy of RCCTO)

QAA Scotland - 'Evaluation, Evidence & Enhancement' Conference, Glasgow Caledonian University.

Photographer: Allan Bovill (07971 474 562)

365days #089

30.03.2010

the first 3 months of the year are over. and i'm also changing job and city so it's a great time to make a self-evaluation of the 365days project so far...

first- why did i started it? i missed the rush of coming up with different pics everyday. but doing the same thing again wasn't going to do it for me, so when i decided to start again i came up with a few ideas that meant added value and that i would be doing a more awesome 365.

those ideas basically meant sharing stuff with you flickr people: tutorials, sketches of the ideas or related and videos. i meant to post at least a short video a week and a big one once a month where i would interview one people from flickr and do silly stuff (wich would have to be posted on youtube). but 3 months passed and the truth is i've shared a tutorial and nothing else. wich is somewhat disappointing not to mention i'm posting this almost a month behind...

so why am i sharing this with you? because i haven't given up on these ideas and now you know :-D

Evaluation debriefing teachers

The house compound. A range of tree crops and vegetables are characteristically grown for home consumption

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Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)

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Rumor is that the maroon Pontiac did not stop at the 4 way stop and was not going 25.

As Matt refreshes the drinks, the judges evaluate

I produced 6 sketchbooks in total for my Final Major Project - each for a different purpose, including artist research, production planning, theory and evaluation. In addition to these sketchbooks I also produced a photo book, a short film and built an installation in which the film was shown.

During annual training in May 2016 Soldiers from Bravo Battery, 1st Battalion, 143rd Field Artillery Regiment, based out Ventura and Santa Maria, of the California Army National Guard, conducted a platoon defense lanes training on the recently scorched earth of Camp Roberts. Their task was to set up their guns and begin fire missions while defending their position against active duty Soldiers from 4-17th Infantry out of Fort Bliss acting as enemy combatants. Strykers from the same infantry unit supported the National Guard unit in defense. Approx. 30 troops, including 1st Lt. Bloom, Sgt. 1st Class Phillips and Bailes quickly positioned their men and fought off the enemy until the call came to uproot their guns and move out. Video evaluation personnel from Fort Hunter Liggett and skill set subject-matter-experts from First Army were on-hand to grade the units performance as part of the much larger XCTC operation commanded by the battery's higher headquarters, the 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team. (U.S. Army National Guard photos by Master Sgt. Paul Wade)

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Gharials are named for the bulbous structure on the tip of the snout in adult males. The word gharial is derived from the Hindi word, "ghara," which means, "mud pot." The gharial is the most long-snouted and together with the saltwater crocodile the largest of the living crocodilians.