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Ce 4x4 Pajero est une version spéciale sport reproduit par Autoart en miniature 1/18. On en trouve encore sur les sites de ventes en enchères
Illustration showing the evolutionary "formation" and unfortunate "deformation" of man.
21/6/06
The Nucleus Project
© Fady Rostom
organiser evolution - from filofax to smartphones (Blackberry in this case)
I am still using both. can't beat the old organiser.
Evolution Project - (c) Nick Christakis
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Une des tours du château de Châteaudun semble coincée entre deux maisons.
Ce que j'ai aimé, c'est que plusieurs générations d'architecture sont sous nos yeux et que l'on peut comparer en un coup d’œil, l'évolution de la manière de construire une maison.
L'ancien (le château) et le nouveau (la maison actuelle).
Quelle est la construction que vous préférez ?
One of the towers of the castle of Châteaudun seems stuck between two houses.
What I liked, it is that several generations of architecture are under our eyes and that we can compare in a blow of eye, the evolution of the way of building a house.
The old ( the castle) and the new ( the current house).
What is the construction which you prefer?
Châteaudun.
Evolution Trike's Revo trike, which I flew for an hour with an instructor on a demo ride. Seriously a lot of fun.
Skull Art, life size crystal skull with a 10lb quartz crystal and geode slab make up this piece I call Evolution
VI Track Day NDA - Jul/2010
70 - Bernhard Mario Lovato Baumeister, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
mais fotos via: www.edusantello.fot.br
Light/Strobist: A 500W spotlight (warm white) from left and a neon-lamp (cold white) from right. The spotlight goes into the lightcube, the neon-lamp is in the lightcube, where the object stands.
What do you take pride in?
Strobist: softbox full power top left, angled towards and ~1/4 below table.
The coffee I forgot to drink at work and left on my desk had grown a jellyfish by the next morning. This seems a good sign so I've put it over on the window sill in the hope that by Christmas it will have grown into an assistant.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District and stakeholder Flood Control District of Maricopa County completed Adobe Dam in 1982 to protect local communities from storm flows along Skunk Creek, in northwest metro.
Because of the Hedgpeth Hills petroglyphs, the project incorporated guidelines from the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. The Act states in part, "the historical and cultural foundations of the Nation should be preserved as a living part of our community life and development in order to give a sense of orientation to the American people."
"We had archeologists on-site supervising the care of the petroglyphs," said Mike Ternak, the Corps embankment engineer in 1982. "Each boulder was wrapped and carefully moved, ultimately to a warehouse, during construction of the dam."
According to an Arizona State University School of Human Evolution and Social Change brochure, only boulders from where the dam intersected with the hills were moved. The remainder of artifacts at the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve are in their original location along the preserve's trail. DVPP is operated by the ASU Center for Archaeology and Society.
In addition to the dam, the Arizona Canal Diversion Channel was built to intercept flood flows from the north and move them to New River and ultimately the Agua Fria River. Before ACDC, flood flows from irrigation channels built in the 1880's would overtop causing severe flooding in the city of Phoenix.
"When we built the dam there was virtually no development downstream or upstream of the dam," said Ternak. "Today the area downstream of the dam is highly urbanized."
Corps records indicate that the June 22, 1972 flood is the largest pre-ACDC flood for which a detailed record of damages is available. The 1972 flood caused roughly $11 million in damages, $61 million in today's dollars.
Ternak adds, "Adobe Dam is a perfect representation of how a flood control project can allow for low flood risk development and provide recreational opportunities. The area upstream of the dam is a wonderful recreation area that includes a model airplane airfield, a kart racing track, a paintball complex, a golf course, ball fields, and a water park."
From Dove Films - Evolution
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U
Director Tim Piper Ogilvy, Yael Staav (soft citizen).
Soho - post production, Rogue - editing, Vapor music - sound and mixing, Gabor Jurina - photography, Make-up - Diana Carreiro, music - Flashbulb and Vapor.
Ogilvy creative team: T Piper & M Kirkland.
Thanks Dennis Lewis and Malcolm Poynton for starting it and Ogilvy Toronto and New York for expanding it.