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Is Everyone Falling Behind? session with Alastair Campbell, Writer and Podcaster, Goalhanger, United Kingdom; Alice Evans, Visiting Associate Professor in Economics, Stanford University, USA; Christy Hoffman, General Secretary, UNI Global Union, Switzerland; Michael Ensser, Chairman, Egon Zehnder, Switzerland; Scott Galloway, Clinical Professor of Marketing, Stern School of Business, New York University, USA; at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, on 21/1/2026 from 15:30 to 16:15 in the Congress Centre – Spotlight (Zone B), Stakeholder Dialogue. (beyond zero sum) Copyright: World Economic Forum/Valeriano Di Domenico
This is an example image of the C Bebop Dominant 7th Scale written in keyboard notation. It originated from the pages of The Melodious Music Scale Book - 2nd Edition.
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*C Bebop Dominant 7th Scale Charts With Piano Fingering
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Not everything needs to be digital. Why replace it when it works? This scale is one of two at Suva Airport.
This scale has been used by Apache Seeds for over 50 years now, and is still going strong. Photograph by Kevin Penny.
Adjustable Focussing Scale
note settings for F(ilm) and P(late)
W. Butcher & Sons Carbine nº 3a Quarter Plate folding camera with Aldis Uno Anastigmat f/7.7 (to f/45) set in a Lukos II shutter (25, 50, 100, B, T).
The camera has a dual back that accepts either 122 format film or a plate back. Both camera body and back have matching serial numbers (B42082). A wooden take-up 122 film spool (Kodak) is included.
The unit seems to date to roughly around World War I. A unit shown in a 1914 catalogue, which list this shutter and lens combination for the quarter plate format has minor differences, in particular the finger holds for pulling out the front standard.
A neat touch is a small padded section on the front door that protects the lens when the camera is closed
The camera carries the model name (Carbine Nº 3a) embossed into the leather handle, but is badged with a metal tag reading "Carbine J.W.Small Australia" on one side and on the other carries the metal tag "T.A. Dickson Photographic Stores Geelong".
J.W. Small was a 'camera supply store' in business from about 1871 to the 1920s, with successors operating until after World War II. At the time this camera was distributed, J.W. Small had stores in Sydney and Melbourne.
T.A. Dickson was a chemist in Geelong who sold photographic supplies in quantities, but it would appear as a side-line to his pharmaceutical interests.
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when I think of something big, I always think of the ocean so when we had to find something very big to compare to something small, I knew what I wanted to do. Also, when you think of something small you think of children. I think the little girl looks really small compared to the never ending ocean and she stands out from the blue background dressed in red. I think that if I could capture more of the sea in a panorama, she would have looked even smaller but I didn't want to include the islands in the background because I thought they were distracting.
GBRF class 60 locomotive 60087 'Ingleborough' passes over Scale House farm crossing, on the 8 mile freight only line from Skipton to Rlystone Quarry with the 6D50 10.24 Hull Dairycoates-Rylstone Tilcon (14.35) returning empties.
21st June 2024
A fellrunner surrounded by the vast open space of Skiddaw. Taken from off Skiddaw summit, looking towards Lonscale Fell
ROMA ARCHEOLOGIA e RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: MIRIAM TAVIANI, “LA «TOPOGRAFIA GENERALE DEL PALATINO, FORO ROMANO E ADIACENZE». APPUNTI SU METODOLOGIA E STRUMENTAZIONE IN USO ALL’EPOCA DI RODOLFO LANCIANI E GIACOMO BONI. BOLLETTINO DI ARCHEOLOGIA ON LINE (IX, 2018/1): 109-129 [in PDF].
ABSTRACT - The excavations of the Roman Forum and Palatine, superintended by Rodolfo Lanciani and Giacomo Boni, were accurately documented by topographer-engineer Marco Giammiti. Careful examination of Giammiti’s topographical surveys allows us to understand the methodology he followed: exact and highly accurate, despite the very basic instruments available at the time, more so if compared with modern technology. Giammiti used the mensula praetoriana, an instrument dating back to the 2nd half of the 16th century. It is the same instrument used from 1878 by the Istituto Geografico Militare in the survey for the Carta Topografica d’Italia at the scale of 1:25,000. Starting from his known work, this paper presents an unpublished earlier work of Giammiti’s that was the basis for all his later topographical surveys. Besides the analysis of methodology a brief summary of the surveying instruments used in the late 19th - early 20th century is presented. In order to evaluate the precision of Giammiti’s topographycal surveys these have been georeferenced, fixing on the modern vector cartography of the Roman Forum and Palatine the cadastral vertices and fiduciary points established in his time. The result is most satisfactory, as errors seldom exceed the normally tolerated coefficient.
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-- BOLLETTINO DI ARCHEOLOGIA ON LINE (IX, 2018/1): 109-129.
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Yipee! My flickr friend nebulon9 has sent a replacement pair of scales for my Swiss Army Knife all the way from Sacramento in California. That's the power of flickr :-)