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All pets have their own special and strange way of exploring the world that people don’t always have. It’s not easy to tell what your pet is thinking. We just laugh at their strange decisions rather than trying to figure out their logic. Here are some images of Understandable Animal...
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"Not Logic Analogic - spazio interiore"
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Новая версия классической атмосферной головоломки Q.U.B.E Directors Cut от первого лица в абстрактном окружении, и на этот раз геймплей Q.U.B.E Directors Cut будет сопровождаться абсолютно новой историей. Используя специальные высокотехнологичные перчатки, чтобы управлять кубами в окружающей сред...
A byte of data being sent to the radio module as seen by my logic analyzer. SCLK is 4 MHz - close to max with our AVR with internal RC oscillator. Communication seems stable at this point.
an old logic probe that I built as a kid (when I was 13 or 14). all built by hand using 'junk' parts. after all these years, it still works!
From an old notebook my grandfather gave me. This came from a series of magazine articles by William S. Bennett in the 1960s.
Mystery at the Museum
Cape Fear Museum
New Hanover County, NC
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Visitors to the Cape Fear Museum on January 18, 2014 enjoyed Mystery at the Museum and a photo booth featuring special props to bring out the detective in anyone!
“Oh no, something mysterious has happened at the Museum! Some scientific equipment is missing from the Learning Center. Did aliens snatch it? Maybe it was the swift Velociraptor or the sneaky raccoon. Is one of the students a thief? Use forensic science, observation skills, and logic to figure out what’s missing and what happened to it?”
I have found that this is a much harder question than my logic says it should be.
Today I am mulling on 'conditioning'. I have 'learned' to be unhappy.
I have spent months clearing out the mental junk and making space. I am no longer riddled with fears. I have faced them and seen that they have no substance. I have equipped myself with the present moment and i have learned to identify my rippling emotions. I have woken up to the nature of illusions and i recognise that i have all i need.
i have found that the light and strength comes from within me not without and i am finding a greater sense of calm and stillness. But.....
Why have i not allowed myself to open the inner door to happiness? Do i still believe in sin? i thought i didn't. I am learning that i need to forgive and forgive and forgive. The practice of forgiving will open me and leave me free of attack, free of weakness and free of fear, free to be strong.
I need to un-learn the habitual pre-disposition to un-happiness. When I was at university one of the lecturers described the brain as an upturned jelly on a plate. Each line of thought is like hot water poured on that jelly. It carves out a route which the next batch of water will quickly follow. The lines of least resistance. For one so skilled at resisting i need to rise up and change the tide and re-claim my natural innate joy.
Flipstick logic. I actually understood this somewhat in the ten minutes I spent at the display. Regular logic is still easier, though.
This is an iMac G5 I got for free from a client. It had blown capacitors on the logic board, a common issue with this model but no longer covered under warranty. The cost of a replacement from Apple is nearly $800, I spent about $1.50 in new capacitors and this machine is working fine now.
How long it takes to cut and engrave all the letters and parentheses for one set. A REALLY long time.