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This was inside a fake elevator that had a foam yoga block and a rail inside. There was a button you could press to hear a soothing voice instruct you on what pose to do and then tell you to visualize a random color after each pose. I did the first 3 poses then it occurred to me "Oh god what if someone walks in on me doing this". So then I just stood and listened for a bit and 2 people did walk over.
Sacred Heart University's Theatre Arts Program presented Sweeney Todd on the Edgerton stage April 16-19, 2015. Photo by Elizabeth Mastrocola '15
Bloomsburg University's Presidential Leadership Program (PLP) is designed to provide students with opportunities to further develop leadership skills and promote a sense of community. bloomu.edu/plp
Los días 25 y 30 de junio se han celebrado en Granada y Sevilla las Jornadas de Coordinación de los Programas Educativos de Hábitos de Vida Saludable, organizadas por las consejerías de Educación, Salud e Igualdad y Políticas Sociales.
Faithful brothers and sisters are truly giving Fijian inmates a second chance.
The Institute of Photographic Studies hosts a 26-day missions photojournalism workshop in New Zealand and Fiji in October and November 2012. Join us by visiting our website at ipsphoto.co/photoex
El Encargado de Negocios de la Embajada de los Estados Unidos en Uruguay, Sr. Bradley Freden, brindó una recepción a los científicos que participaron del Programa de Intercambio en Sustentabilidad Medioambiental coordinado por el Ïnstitute for Training and Develpment¨ (ITD) y patrocinado por el Departamento de Estado.
El Programa permitió a 10 profesionales uruguayos en temas medioambientales viajar al Estado de Massachusetts por 6 semanas donde compartieron información y mejores practicas con colegas norteamericanos.
Por su parte 5 profesionales de los Estados Unidos viajaron a Uruguay para realizar el mismo tipo de intercambio con organizaciones, empresas y oficinas de Gobierno relacionadas con el Medio Ambiente.
[U.S. Embassy photo: Juan Francisco Casal / Copyright info]
Riccardo Poli kindly signed this exemplar of "A Field Guide to Genetic Programming", and added this nice dedication to me.
President Gee delivering an address during the Memorial Stadium Dedication Ceremony. The stadium was built September 23, 1950. It was dedicated to the 76 students who died fighting in World War II. Gee is speaking on behalf of the deceased soldiers, and reading each of their names.
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Program, pg. 11; "Bringing Beijing Home", Massachusetts Conference on Women held at Simmons College, September 28, 1996
[Toronto, A Space Gallery, 11 march 1979?]. programme for CABARET VOLTAIRE II. indexical only, The Horsemen performing as a trio, BEAST Nichol's composition
Programa Institucional del 71 Aniversario de la Universidad de Montemorelos "Origen y desarrollo del mensaje de salud adventista", presentado por el Centro White el 14 de noviembre del 2013 en la Iglesia Universitaria. Fotografía: Aljafet Chablé
I continued refining my reflection feature in my camera program. I got vertical and four-way reflection working for still images. (Vertical reflection still doesn't work for live images but four-way reflection does...)
I am still tracking down the pesky bug that leaves lines in the middle and edges of the image. I thought it was related to the dimensions of the image so I changed all the images to have even dimensions but that didn't have any noticeable effect, unfortunately. Also, unfortunately, it's a "non-trivial" task (as one of my professors from long ago said) to debug a Metal kernel on an iPhone.
Four-way reflection takes one of the quadrants of the image (upper-left, upper-right, lower-right, or lower-left) and reflects it to the other three quadrants. The result is usually rather queasy...
Nice (but not any more) portrait of Mark Twain from the early 1900s.