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The Java leg of our trip. Started from Jakarta to Yogyakarta by train, to Mt. Bromo and from there to Surabaya
We went to Ambarawa Railway Museum, and had a ride on a Thomas the Tank Engine type little steam train, in 3rd-class carriages built in 1911. We chugged through paddy fields, surrounded by clouds of dragonflies, past cloud-wrapped volcanoes.
This is the skull of “Java Man” (homo erectus). Eugene Dubois discovered it in 1891. This is a clear display of the ongoing search, and passion many scientists have that drive them to explore and investigate the history of the world. And analyze it in with the hope of finding scientific explanations for human curiosity regarding our heritage, ancestors and even the origin of life. The New York Times article we read this week states that, “experimental/observational methods all the natural sciences share, the social sciences increasingly adopt, and that naturalists devote themselves to making explicit. You can reject naturalists’ epistemology, or treat it as question begging, but you can’t accuse them of not having one.” Which explains how important and valid it is for all educated people to have a point of view and a purpose to their investigation.
Java Sparrow (Padda oryzivora).
Clements 2021, moved back to genus Padda..
Baluran National Park, Bekol. East Java.
C3b-1209
Inspired by a friend. I don't normally draw birds, so I had a bit of trouble. I had to look at a lot of pictures of Java Sparrows to get it to look right.
I put a watermark on all of my drawings now because last year, someone was selling my art on eBay.
Photo taken for "Mad Love" series ran in Java Feb '11
Available light shoot w/ 36'' gold/silver mix reflector
Very little post
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The Java leg of our trip. Started from Jakarta to Yogyakarta by train, to Mt. Bromo and from there to Surabaya
The Java leg of our trip. Started from Jakarta to Yogyakarta by train, to Mt. Bromo and from there to Surabaya
The Java leg of our trip. Started from Jakarta to Yogyakarta by train, to Mt. Bromo and from there to Surabaya
Pictures taken on Java-Eiland in Amsterdam, which underwent major renovation and residential buildings have been erected.
The glass panels are all situated on the right half of the windows, even the lowest panel is in line with that.
Villagers in Ngadiwono, East Java, watch the Kuda Lumping ceremony unfold. The youngest (bottom right) is a member of the group of performers, learning the moves and proudly wearing his costume. Someday, he will join them in their annual trance ritual as one of the animal spirits summoned to the town square.
The Java leg of our trip. Started from Jakarta to Yogyakarta by train, to Mt. Bromo and from there to Surabaya
Inheritance in Java is one of the most important features of an Object-oriented programming system(OOPs). We have seen an overview of inheritance in the previous tutorial of OOPs concepts in Java. In this tutorial, we will understand in detail about inheritance in java and its type with various examples.
What is inheritance in Java
Inheritance in java is a feature that helps to reuse the methods and variables of one class in another class. In other words, it allows a new class to inherit the properties and functions of an existing class without rewriting the code. It implements the parent-child relationship. This means that the child class can directly reuse the variables and functions of the parent class.
Terminologies in Java inheritance
Below are the common terms used with respect to inheritance in java.
Superclass - It is the parent class or base class from which a new class inherits the properties or methods.
Subclass - The class that extends the parent class is a subclass or child class.
extends - a keyword that supports inheritance
super - a keyword that denotes a method, constructor, or variable of a parent class.
Features of Inheritance
- Ability to reuse the existing code of a class
- Supports method overriding
- Allows calling methods of superclass within methods of a subclass using super keyword.
- Does not allow to inherit the final class or override final methods.
- Supports multiple inheritance using interfaces.