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Stakeholder Conference on the EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region
Athens
6- 7 February 2014
© European Union/Gino De Laurenzo
The scenery in New Zealand is just unreal. I really had to remind myself to try and stay creative with the photos I took.
Click taken on the drive to Mt Cook.
The pink elements of this pin are made entirely from polymer clay scrapes. The gold background is created using metallic paint on polymer clay.
Parallel Vienna 2015 (Altes Postamt, 23.9. - 27.9.2015, Eröffnung) esel.at/termin/79300 | Foto: eSeL.at
Humans - Reboot Recharge Rebel - AMC Bus Billboard Poster TV series show Gemma Chan as the synth android Anita robot butler maid droid robots droids androids scifi science fiction cable television dystopia future dystopian futuristic alternate reality alt parallel universe theory West World Terminator Sleeper Surrogates Almost Human 2017 buses starts Feb 13th Monday sci-fi
One of the more anticipated opportunities of the weekend looked a bit shaky whether it might even happen thanks to shunting problems at Quorn, but the parallel run of the public Afghan Express with NM 25 and the enthusiast train headed by Yx 141 occurred without a hitch - and with great results!
Pichi Richi Railway Railfan's Weekend, Australia 6-8th September 2019
舞浜駅と東京ディズニーランドを結ぶコンコースの手すり？にある小さなチップとデール像です。
裸眼立体視（平行法）にて、立体に見える画像です。
視力回復トレーニングにも「役立ちます！
■平行法の練習方法
1. 目から力を抜きぼんやり見るような感じで焦点を画像に合わせず、
それよりも遠く（後方）を見るようにする。
2. 画像が段々ぼやけてくるのでさらにそのままぶれるように「ぼんやり見続ける。
3. ぼやけた画像が中央へと近づいてくる。
4. 中央へと来た画像が融合して立体的に見える。
（このとき画像は全部で3つ横並びに見える感じになりますが、真ん中以外の左右は
無視してください）
{ parallel universe series }
this is zainab in a bed of broken mirrors.
(i am aware that they don't look like mirrors and i should have tried this on a sunny day, but what's done is done.)
One image from the Parallel Reconstruction series, all of which are generated by the same program. This uses a grid system to attach the ends of series of parallel bezier curves.
Prints of selected works are available at www.tylerlhobbs.com.
Screening of Harun Farocki's Parallel I-IV
Courtesy of Harun Farocki GbR
KAM WORKSHOPS 2015
ARTIFICIAL NATURES
Chania, 21.8.2015
Trail in Bird's Hill Park
Our Daily Challenge - Parallel Lines - October 10, 2010
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The boundaries of Badlands National Park extend a lot farther west than the area around the Loop Road would have you think, and our random path toward Rapid City kept passing in and out of park territory. The ridge up ahead with the parallel south-facing faces is part of the national park. We've never seen any of this before.
Josefa de Óbidos -
Flowers in a majolica vase with fruit around on stone steps [ca.1679] -
Dorotheum auctions
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The geometrical rhythm of the fruits, presented in parallel rows, arranged on receding steps derive from the Spanish tradition of Cotán. The composition’s somewhat surreal, rigorous separation of the fruit presented in horizontal rows, is interrupted by the pivotal, vertical thrust, of the centrally positioned double handled vase with a white lily. This flower probably alludes to or is emblematic of the Virgin Mary.
The rendering of every detail, the rich sense of colour and of the rhythm of the present painting can be compared to the Still life with flowers and sweets dated to circa 1679 in the Biblioteca Municipal Braamcamp Freire, Santarém, Portugal.
Parallel Discussion Forum at the Blue carbon Summit, 17-18 July 2018.
Photo by AIPI
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Nikon D300 - Kiron 70-210mm 1:4 @ 210mm - 1/320 sec - f/11 - ISO 200 - SB-600 Speedlight off-camera low right
Parallel landing at KSFO on 28L and 28R.
My 2nd arrival to SFO after arriving from Switzerland. Today i am returning from Las Vegas on a United 737.
Artist: Antony Gormley
Title: Parallel Field
Materials: castings in iron
Sculpture in the City 2013
30 St Mary Axe
London, England, UK
L'espressione paradossale 'convergenze parallele' - da wikipedia.
Tutto si origina verosimilmente da un discorso pronunciato di Moro nell'ambito del congresso di Firenze della Democrazia Cristiana del 1959, inerente alla politica delle alleanze. Il fatto che "in tale direttrice diviene indispensabile progettare convergenze di lungo periodo con le sinistre, pur rifiutando il totalitarismo comunista" ha dato spunto al concetto delle convergenze parallele, utilizzato nel linguaggio politico per tutti gli anni sessanta, ma soprattutto settanta del millenovecento.
Storicamente, l'espressione è attribuita ad Aldo Moro. La frase negli anni Settanta è stata frequentemente utilizzata per descrivere il processo di avvicinamento tra DC e PCI noto anche come compromesso storico. La frase è stata utilizzata per rappresentare il politichese tipico della prima repubblica, che a volte raggiungeva livelli di astrattezza tali da rasentare il puro surrealismo. In questo senso a volte è usata con intento parodico.
La frase è anche considerata un'epitome di tutta la carriera politica di Moro (sempre rivolta alla ricerca del compromesso), tanto da aver dato titolo a un libro dedicato a lui. In realtà a tutt'oggi non è chiaro quando Moro abbia pronunciato questa espressione: alcuni (tra cui Mino Martinazzoli, ex collega di partito) considerano l'attribuzione a Moro una leggenda urbana.
“Liesegang banded” sandstone in the Pennsylvanian of Kentucky, USA.
Irregular, reddish or brownish or orangish-brown iron banding is commonly seen in many porous rocks, particularly sandstones and pebbly sandstones. These have been almost universally referred to as “Liesegang banding”, representing precipitation lines of iron-rich minerals (e.g., hematite, limonite, goethite, etc.) at & along groundwater chemical interfaces. But, according to Neil Wells of Kent State University, the original concept of Liesegang banding (Liesegang, 1896) does not match up with what is seen in the rock record (see Wells et al., 2003).
True Liesegang banding refers to parallel bands of precipitate formed by diffusion along a single chemical gradient during one event. What's seen in the rock record often consists of sets of irregularly concentric iron bands, with different sets of bands quite frequently oriented in different directions, and showing cross-cutting and dissolution of older sets. Iron banding in the rock record is clearly the result of numerous precipitation events over long periods of time by moving groundwater (Wells et al., 2003). Iron mineralization along these bands appears to be induced by the presence of either a redox interface (change from reducing to oxidizing conditions in the groundwater) or a pH interface (change in acidity).
Because Neil Wells is the first (apparently) to point out that what geologists have been calling Liesegang banding really isn’t, a renaming seems to be in order. It was jokingly suggested in 2003 that the iron banding discussed above be called “Wells Banding”. I’m all for that.
Stratigraphy: Corbin Sandstone Member, Grundy Formation, Lower to Middle Pennsylvanian
Locality: outcrop along Laurel Creek Gorge, between the towns of Sandy Hook & Newfoundland, central Elliott County, northeastern Kentucky, USA
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References:
Liesegang, R.E. 1896. Ueber einige Eigenschaften von Gal-lerten [On some properties of gelatin]. Naturwissenschaftliche Wochenschrift 11: 353-362. (see also: Liesegang, R.E. 1945. Geologische Bänderungen durch Diffusion und Kapillarität [Geologic banding by diffusion and capillarity]. Chemie der Erde, Zeitschrift der Chemischen, Mineralogie, Petrographie, Geologie und Bodenkunde 15: 420-423.)
Wells, N.A., D.A. Waugh & A.M. Foos. 2003. Some notes and hypotheses concerning iron and iron remobilization features in the Sharon Formation (Summit County, Ohio). in Pennsylvanian Sharon Formation, past and present: sedimentology, hydrogeology, and historical and environmental significance, a field guide to Gorge Metro Park, Virginia Kendall Ledges in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and other sites in northeast Ohio. Ohio Division of Geological Survey Guidebook 18: 33-37.