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Eva Cox was born Eva Hauser in Vienna in 1938, and was soon declared stateless by Hitler so grew up as a refugee in England, till 1946, Italy and then Australia from age 10. She remembers being cross in Kindergarten that boys were offered drums, and girls the tambourine or triangle. All these early experiences primed her political activism and made her an irrepressible advocate for creating more civil societies. She is an unabashed feminist and passionately promotes inclusive, diverse and equitable communities. Her 1996 book (Leading Women) explained why women who made a difference were usually labelled as difficult. She has been an academic, political adviser, public servant, and runs a small research consultancy. A sociologist by trade, she has published widely and eclectically in books, journals and newspapers. Now a Research Fellow at Jumbunna Aboriginal House of Learning at UTS, Eva has been recognised in various ways: Australian Humanist of the Year, a Distinguished Alumnus at UNSW, and was the ABC Boyer Lecturer (1995) on social capital and making societies more civil. She also stirs through being a Fellow of the Centre for Policy Development, a Research Fellow at Jumbunna (UTS) and the Chair of WEL Australia (Women’s Electoral Lobby).
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The weather is so bad, all that can be looked at is a nearby telephone pole.
X-Y adjustment on guide scope works great.
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Repairing the control knobs on the 5A14N four-channel amplifier. Broken part glued back on by using model-making solvent glue on a fine paintbrush. The plastic welds very easily with this type of glue. I put some between the metal core and the plastic grip, too, so that the gaps could be closed up by squeezing the whole thing.
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Dr. Kep Chansophea, Chief of Veterinary Inspection in District 7 (Makara) guides the ILRI team in the local market and poultry slaughter house (photo credit: Kep Chansophea).
The four traces are (top to bottom) E, Q, A0 and A1. The 6809 is free-running with the data bus set to generate a NOP intsruction on every fetch. E is running at 2MHz, from an input clock on EXTAL of 8MHz from a clock oscillator module.
Gloss black hammerite smooth is sprayed on and left to dray.
Using wire wool to knock off the gloss and some acrylic model paint is added for the weathering.
I forgot I had this one. I've noted the people. They are hard to see, but add a sense of scope and hopelessness to the hike.
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This is a scope recording at the VCC pin of an MSP430F2012 against which I'm practicing power glitching attacks.
Featuring the world's largest reinforced thinshell concrete dome (though eclipsed by the Seattle Kingdome from 1976 to 2000), Scope won the Virginia Society of the American Institute of Architects Test of Time award in 2003. Wes Lewis, director of Old Dominion University's civil engineering technology program, called it "a beautiful marrying of art and engineering." Noted architectural critic James Howard Kunstler described the design as looking like "yesterday's tomorrow."
The beaks of hummingbirds are covered with a skin, Fred told us. At first this skin is wrinkled to accommodate a larger beak as the bird matures. If you see the wrinkles in the beak you can be pretty sure it is a first year bird, and this one was. He also looked in her open mouth and it was yellow, which young birds have as a way of signaling their mother for more food (the male only mates, and then the mother builds the nest, lays the eggs, keeps them warm, then feeds the babies (they eat mostly protien (and even adults have 75% or so of their diet as protien, small insects and spiders) until they can feed themselves. Then she shoos them off to find their own territories.
After the first year, you can't look at the bird and tell how old it is, they all look pretty much the same. The average age is 3 to 4 years old, but there are records of 7 year old birds and even at least one at 9 years, amazing. If a bird has been banded, the information about when and where is in a database, so if a bird is recaptured, it is also possible to get an idea of their age and travels.