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First weeks iteration, changed how i calculated the data from project 1. I want to take my P1 further but with other peoples data and mine specifically who they follow contrasting male and female.
Here is the final outcome for the interrogation project. I tried several different layouts and considered whether or not to paint the panels or leave them blank. Each of the coloured pieces of paper is the same size and shape of one of the surfaces on the paperweight, and each of the black lines represent one of the edges of the paperweight, so 48 edges mean 48 black lines and 18 surfaces mean 18 pieces of coloured paper. I took inspiration for the colors on the paper from the colors produced when sunlight shines through the glass at the right angle.
I am mostly happy with my final outcome, I think it would have looked better with a border, and it may have looked more striking if the background had been black paper and the edge lines white. But I like the rainbow patterns on the paper (as I’ve said before, I’m attracted to bright, pretty, colourful things) and I like the layout, as well as how the black lines look against the coloured paper.
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Kaprekar's routine is an iterative algorithm that works thusly: take any 4 digit number that has at least two distinct digits. (In other words you cannot use 2222 or 6666 or 9999, etc.) For our example we'll use 1949. Arrange the digits into descending order (9941) and ascending order (1499). Subtract the smaller second number from the first: 9941-1499 = 8442. Now arrange those digits into descending and ascending order, as before, and again subtract the second from the first. 8442-2448 = 5994. Repeat: 9954-4599 = 5355. Again: 5553-3555 = 1978. Again: 9871-1789 = 8082. Again: 8820-0288 = 8532. Finally: 8532-2358 = 6174.
Any four-digit number as described above will terminate at 6174 within seven iterations. The Wikipedia entry for Kaprekar's routine uses 8991 as the starting number; it reaches 6174 in only three iterations. The Wikipedia article on D.R. Kaprekar starts with the number 1234. It too reaches 6174 after just three iterations.
D.R. Kaprekar was a school teacher, born in India in 1905, died there 1986.
Second iteration of the Mugen Train. Piping and other detais have been added. Currently working on iteration 3, which has smaller a-pillars on the cabin and needs some work to fit alle the power function cables
This is the second or third iteration of the Caffe Pergolesi. The original was opened by Frank and Judy Foreman.
There will be more about the palm tree later.
And more about Angels and a red yo-yo...
A temporary photo of the Chant group, singing some of the Requiem for the Pergolesi.:
www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/36630957332/in/datepost...
Start here:
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For outlanders, the original Caffe Pergolesi was in another location, near the Town Clock. The building was ruined in the 1989 Earthquake ( rated at 6.9... pretty big.:
www.flickr.com/photos/doneastwest/61130500/in/album-1223240/
The quake was centered here, but it broke part of the Bay Bridge, 75 miles north of here.:
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The Loma Prieta earthquake:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Loma_Prieta_earthquake
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Seating the artillery round.
CONTINGENCY OPERATING SITE MAREZ, Iraq – Soldiers assigned to the 102nd Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Iraqi Army Division, use a ramming staff to simulate seating an artillery round in the chamber of a M198 155mm howitzer during training at Ghuzlani Eagle Training Site, Iraq, June 15, 2011. Soldiers assigned to Battery B, 5th Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, just began field artillery training with the newly established unit as part of their advise, train and assist mission during Operation New Dawn.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Angel Turner, 4th AAB PAO, 1st Cav. Div., USD-N)
Last night, one of my first calculus students had his senior photography exhibit at Bradley University. As I left the exhibit, I noticed this building and was inspired to get out my camera. As I started to edit the photo this morning, I began to experiment and came up with ten iterations of the same photo that I hope each evoke a different response.
The lesson that I have learned from this...don't let the way that you look at something get in the way of seeing it.
Please take a moment to look at all ten variations.
Earlier iterations of this model had been called "Dodge Challenger SRT", however, the "Dodge" and "Challenger" names were dropped to be replaced with simply the "SRT" moniker. Then again even later, the company name was changed to "Stellantis" [I think]?
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Front & Rear Tire Size: P315/40R18. Often the rear size is wider than the front on a High Performance, Rear Drive car.
"Section Width" is 315 mm. This measurement is typically wider than the actual "Tread Width". Section Width is measured across the widest point of the Sidewall, which can be seen as "bulging" out wider than the Tread portion that actually touches the pavement.
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Experiment done during the Free Art Sunday #4 an event organized by Free Art Bureau.
The topic was FOR loop iterations to create patterns.
All experiments we acheived during this day was explore the sin wave behavior.
Art that Iterates
September 4 – 28, 2012
MACY GALLERY
Teachers College Columbia University
Proposition
What is an open art? What is an art that becomes itself as a condition of its being? How can immanence, as a characteristic, be present in a work of art?
The problem is that art usually resolves as a condition of its being. The picture, sculpture, symphony, is — it is this, or that. As such, in the gallery or the concert hall, the exhibited work is complete and passive, awaiting only a viewer.
But in the studio the work becomes.
As artists we approach a kind of blankness, call out to it, fall into it, sometimes tentatively and sometimes passionately, but full of wonder and delight and mystery and agony. As artists this fullness is the condition of art that echoes most profoundly and keeps us longing for…what? What is the object of art’s longing? Can we speak of a longing that is not defined by an end-point? Can the openness of this evolving, not-yet-final condition be sustained?
Maxine Green and John Dewey (among many others) argue that there is a way of knowing that is rooted in openness, an ever-new becoming, an immanent exploration that releases the imagination. As artists we strive after this kind of knowing through our making and re-making. As artists we intuit this way of knowing as a necessary and, perhaps, even an obvious condition of our lives.
But as actors in the world we recognize art’s collapse. That is, again and again we realize that through our very actions we succumb to the worldly insistence that knowing be objectified, and instrumentalized. And we satisfy ourselves with an art that is finished.
Is there a doing that remains undone?
Goal of the Exhibit
My goal with Art that Iterates is to explore openness as a condition of the artist’s way of knowing, making, and doing. I hope the objects you encounter in the gallery will prompt reconsiderations of the artifact itself, and smear the boundaries between viewer/participant, art/non-art, and mediate/immediate.
We are crossing into a new age. We hesitate to leave anything behind—and perhaps we don’t have to—but moving fluently through our times calls for new understandings of learning, thinking, and doing.
I am deeply honored and indebted to all the artists who have so generously given of their time and energy to join me in this exploration. Thank you!
Sean Justice
Curator, Artist, Educator
Iteration 7 of a sort of pentagonal Sierpinski carpet
Angle:72.0
Axiom:F+F+F+F+F
Rules:
{
F -> FF+F+F+F+F+FF
}
The second iteration of the ASEAN Junior Fellowship Programme (AJFP) with the ASEAN Secretariat was launched today. At the Opening Ceremony, ASEAN Secretary-General Dr Kao Kim Hourn spoke highly of the importance of the youth as building blocks for ASEAN’s Community building endeavours. The AJFP is an initiative born out of Brunei Darussalam’s Chairmanship of ASEAN in 2021 and celebrates the ASEAN youth by expanding regional cooperation through friendly engagement of junior officers of ASEAN Member States whilst increasing their knowledge and effectiveness of work within a multilateral setting like ASEAN.
IMage Credit: ASEAN Secretariat / Kusuma Pandu Wijaya
Another iteration... glutenfree brownies with no eggs or dairy! I like my brownies a little more on the cakey side, so was looking to counter the tendency to be really gummy. I'm really happy with this round, which has enough structural integrity to accommodate about 1 cup of chocolate chips (should you choose to add them!). The are nice and moist, and taste quite chocolately without sticking to the roof of your mouth.
Current Iteration
1842-1862 - U.S. Custom House
1842-1920 - U.S. Sub Treasury
1920-1955 Various government agencies
1955-Present - National Memorial
From the sign:
"In 1842, [Federal Hall] took its proud place in a booming seaport city. The CUSTOM HOUSE was within walking distance of the New World's busiest harbor. Customs duties collected here on imported goods provided most of the government's operating income.
In 1862, when the Custom House moved to larger quarters, the building became a SUB-TREASURY. From this financial stronghold flowed the capital for railroads, telegraph lines, and the development of the American west.
After 1980, the building was used by the FBI, the Passport Office and other government agencies. In 1955 it was designated "Federal Hall National Memorial," part of the National Park system.
This iteration of the U.S.S. Constellation is a sloop that was built in 1854. It was the last "all sail" ship built by the U.S. Navy, and was the largest sloop ever built at that time. It is now a museum in the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland.
This photo was taken at night with a one second exposure.
Haiku (Iteration I)
2017
20 x 26.75 inches (508 x 680 millimeters)
Archival inkjet print on paper
© 2017 Tony DeVarco and Mayako Nakamura
Haiku (Iteration II)
2017
26.75 x 20 inches (680 x 508 millimeters)
Acrylic, charcoal, pastel, pencil on archival digital print on paper
© 2017 Tony DeVarco and Mayako Nakamura
Part of the new series Bonnie DeVarco is calling "Figure | Ground" in collaboration with the Japanese Artist Mayako Nakamura.
Mayako Nakamura's Flickr site: www.flickr.com/photos/ma85/
Iterations of a function that sorts and apply a logical operation to a binary sequence, added at the end.
Here it is, 10,000 iterations per trajectory, 1.2 billion trajectories, that's 12 trillion iterations :-D. Total CPU time: 5.14 days. This image is also the output of my first ever multithreaded VB code! Nice to have all cores doing 100% and warming up my room for me. I did have a 4 core AMD but one of the cores failed permanently under the strain (it is a B grade cpu, overclocked, so....). So, how about 100,000 iterations? It scales linearly, so this will require 51 CPU days!! Anyone got a 4+GHz octo-core they're not using?? I really need to use my PC in the coming month....