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In many of our projects, we'll prototype states of a page- here is an example of a widget on a Photobucket page. Clicking on each option in the widget changes the state of the page.
This is a great technique for helping the product team see how interactions on a page influence both the design and engineering requirements.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
The latest scribblings of Fermilab's operators in Wilson Hall.
On the left is a Feynman diagram which describes an interaction between (possibly) a Lambda particle (down, up, anti(?)charm quarks) and an electron neutrino where they exchange a W boson and result in an electron and a proton (up, up, down quarks).
The right side of the board depicts (I think) a high-energy proton from space interacting with Earth's atmosphere at high altitude. The interaction produces a pion, which almost immediately decays to a muon and an electron neutrino.
Below the proton-atmosphere interaction is another Feynman diagram. It represents a proton interacting with a positron via a W+ boson, resulting in a neutron (down, down, up quarks) and an electron antineutrino. This diagram looks like beta decay, but in reverse.
The best bit about Pisa is watching people pose to have their photos taken as if they're holding up the leaning tower (or in some cases pushing it over).