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First full day of the visit...last night the tree was decorated with laughter and memories....the light is so so bright here...intense really. After weeks of layered grays and rain it is almost hurtful to look through the bright. A day filled with busy plans here and there.
A Class 47 heads northwards from Exeter and is about to cross the level crossing at the site of Hele & Bradninch station. The GW style lower quadrant signal would soon be swept away.
Olbrich Botanical Gardens
Madison, Wisconsin
I started with an original "Quadrant Kaleidoscope" and further manipulated the image with the GIMP software, using Filters --> Distorts --> Kaleidoscope. I vary the preset settings to achieve a different effect with 4 or more reflections.
Now installing a shower enclosure has never been easier. The stylish Slot and Lock Quadrant from Aqualux is a new concept for the UK market. Using the innovative Slot and Lock system, it is the first in a series of unique, screwless enclosures, which take as little as 5 minutes to assemble.
more info:
www.bigbathroomshop.co.uk/shower-enclosures/quadrant-encl...
Illustration of a unit circle (circle with a radius of 1) superimposed on the coordinate plane with the x- and y-axes indicated. All quadrantal angles are given in radian measure in terms of pi.
Barnes & Noble bookstore, West Towne, Madison, Wisconsin
Starting tomorrow and through the month of February, submissions will be for the Ron Brauer group “February Alphabet Fun Month 2026”.
Billboard in Downtown Everett for Quadrant Homes contains a magical floating fireplace.
Also: "From the $170s to $400s" - I don't think they understand what "from" means...
Lewis Carroll wrote this little text to introduce Victorian children to the concepts of logic. He devised a game, the game of logic, which takes place on a square grid divided into four quadrants. A player uses colored markers to diagram the meaning of propositions such as “some cakes are sweet” and “all tigers are fierce.” The game does a decent job of teaching basic logical theory, coming as it does from the author of “Alice in Wonderland” who, along with his whimsical literary interest in nonsense, was a gifted mathematician.
1 The Quadrant, Letchworth by Barrett & Driver. Built as part of the 'Cheap Cottages Exhibition' of 1905.
Vinton County Courthouse
McArthur, OH
-Howitzer 105mm M2A2 No.20331, Ord. Corps. USA, MMP 1954, 1070lbs Insp. LFS
-No.10745 Carriage, How., 105mm M2A2, Parish Pressed Steel Division of Dana Corp, 1956 HCT
-No.14206 Mech., Recoil, 105mm How. M2A1, A.T.F. 1945, LEAD 1967 (plate removed, stamped into mechanism)
-Cannon 105mm How. M2A2, Tube No.68931, Mfr.19206 1982, 706lbs Insp. G.R., 19206 7238068 U.S.
The first SAR Upper Quadrant signal on the Border District - at Jameston. A big thank you to Bill Dick for his work with the Strath Hobbies signal.
Source: Part I. Introduction: From the Great Chain of Being to Postmodernism in Three Easy Steps in Excerpt G: Toward A Comprehensive Theory of Subtle Energies by Ken Wilber
Part I. Introduction - Systems Theory versus Hermeneutics: Why Both Are Important (page 1) in Excerpt C: The Ways We Are in This Together: Intersubjectivity and Interobjectivity in the Holonic Kosmos by Ken Wilber
A Critique of Ken Wilber's "AQAL" Philosophy by M. Alan Kazlev
The four quadrants that all holons exhibit – namely the holon’s subjectivity (intention), its attributes measurable from the exterior (behavior), the values it shares with other holons at the same level (inter-subjective, culture), and the externally measurable relations it has with other holons at the same level (inter-objective, society).
Read more on my blog post On Reading Ken Wilber's "Sex, Ecology & Spirituality"
I enjoyed seeing this in Oxford's rather nice museum of the history of science. (Just west of Sheldonian)
How would you measure... precisely... the position of a star in the sky? This quadrant was made by John Bird in 1773, part of the original equipment of the Radcliffe Observatory. Remember that clocks to tell you the time accurately (part of the puzzle of "where is that star?" were only recently available that far back!
For similar "wonders of measurement" stuff, I invite you to my web-page about making your own maps....
www.arunet.co.uk/tkboyd/mm1.htm
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