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Presenting a check to the Boys & Girls Club - charity recipient of the 2013 Mid-Michigan Spartans Charity Challenge golf outing. The full board is show with representatives of the charity.
A presentation of Alchemical Music Box, an electric hurdy-gurdy with an inbuilt memory card, that empowers you to bring your favourite music wherever you go - science and magic in one box.
Ambox presentation took place in Ziferblat (Moscow), in January 2016.
Alchemical Music Box
Photos by Larisa Sosisovna
Computing in Cardiology 2011
Signal Quality Indices and Data Fusion for Determining Acceptability of Electrocardiograms Collected in Noisy Ambulatory Environments
Authors: Gari Clifford, Daniel Lopez, Qiao Li, Iead Rezek
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Peter is a trustee of the museum, and helped us get the facility. Also, he did a fantastic presentation at the end of the first day, on computer marketing, the last bubble, this bubble.
Thanks Peter!
At the 2022 Lancaster County 4-H Presentations Contest, 15 4-H'ers participated. Fifteen presented in the "Illustrated Presentation" class. Presenters in these categories used computer-based visuals and props, etc.
Presentations provide 4-H’ers the opportunity to learn to express themselves clearly and convincingly, organize their ideas and present them in logical order, research subjects, have confidence in themselves and emphasize the major points through the use of visuals or examples.
4-H Presentations is a Lancaster County Super Fair contest held before the fair.
In Lancaster County, the 4-H youth development program is a partnership between Nebraska Extension and the Lancaster County government. Learn more about Lancaster County 4-H at lancaster.unl.edu/4h.
Reilly Falconer Cup Presentation
Brodie Cussick, captain Fairmuir < 14, receives the cup from Jim Falconer, DDYFA President and officials Scott Bryson, League Secretary and Fraser Mortimer (committee).
This was my reason to visit the museum : the exhibition of the famous dutch photographer Ruud van Empel.
He creates photos with non-excisting persons and/or scenes, out of his "normal" photocollection. For instance: the head of a person contains 10 or more peaces from other heads. It is not to be seen, you can tell something is the matter, but to figure out what, is almost impossible. So is every item in a photo a piece of another photo.
This photo I took to give an impression of the presentation.
I uploaded these different photoseries to show it to my friends who were not able to come along.