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Commonwealth People's Forum 2018 at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Conference Centre Westminster, London UK.
London April 17th 2018
Separation of Powers
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All about the juxtaposition of classical turmoil --- the fight between good and evil, the ying and the yang, hard and soft. Can't have one without the other. Or maybe I just like the two colors of bricks here!
Creative Proteomics offers its customers end-to-end solutions for protein gel services including SDS-PAGE, IEF and native PAGE analysis. However, when a mixture of proteins is added onto the gel, the smallest of the proteins will start to make their way through the gel even before the entire sample has entered the gel. In order to achieve better separation
The third painting in the Jack Daniels Project takes form in less than 4 minutes. Music is by MuteMath titled "Spotlight".
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Nate Knodel.
In 1911 Dublin was moving into a decade of remarkable change; little would remain untouched. First, the 1913 Lockout redefined the nature of commerce and class relations in the city. The 1916 Rising, followed by the 1919-21 War of Independence and the ensuing civil war, turned politics and government on its head. Not all change was driven by local events. World War One saw many thousands of Dubliners fight in the trenches of Gallipoli, Flanders and the Somme. Many never came home. Those who did were often radically transformed, partly by the war and partly by what had happened at home while they were away.
Administration and commerce, rather than industry, were what drove Dublin's economy. Dublin port was more a transit point for British goods imported to Ireland and for the agricultural export trade of the city’s rural hinterland, not least the cattle boats that left at least seven times a day, as part of the eighty weekly sailings to England. Alongside the cattle on many of those boats were emigrants leaving a country unable to offer even the possibilities of a basic existence. Some were Dubliners, many were from the Irish countryside and were merely passing through the city, certain in the knowledge that there was simply no work available to them. Behind them they left the brutal reality of daily life for tens of thousands who lived in tenement slums, starved into ill-health, begging on the fringes of society. In parts, Dublin was incredibly poor. A notoriously high death-rate was attributable, at least in part, to the fact that 33% of all families lived in one-roomed accommodation. The slums of Dublin were the worst in the United Kingdom, dark, disease-ridden and largely ignored by those who prospered in other parts of the city. Even for those with work, life was precarious. Trade unions attempted to organise against the backdrop of low wages and chronic over-supply of labour.
The third painting in the Jack Daniels Project takes form in less than 4 minutes. Music is by MuteMath titled Spotlight.
See the full video at vimeo.com/nateknodel
Commonwealth People's Forum 2018 at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Conference Centre Westminster, London UK.
London April 17th 2018
Separation of Powers
Photo©vickicouchman
vickicouchman.com
07957226911
Commonwealth People's Forum 2018 at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Conference Centre Westminster, London UK.
London April 17th 2018
Separation of Powers
Photo©vickicouchman
vickicouchman.com
07957226911
On October 16, our ACLU chapter and Immigration Law Society at Chicago-Kent hosted a panel on Family Separation Policies with Professor Carolyn Shapiro and Edwin Yohnka at ACLU-IL
From the Village Productions staging of "Six Degrees of Separation" at the Tri-County Performing Arts Center; Pottstown, Pa. March, 2009
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Cropped from 1300mm, a little bit out of focus, a little bit of chromatic abberation, but not only can you see SRB separation, you can also see the three SSMEs! I didn't expect that kind of detail from such a cheap lens.
This is the best shot I could get because it launched 12 miles away from me, and by this time, the shuttle is about 30 miles high and 31 miles downrange, so that's like.....well... without all the trigonometry, its really, really far away from me.
Anyways, they separate after 126 seconds, at 30 miles high, but keep going up until 47 miles (About 70 seconds later). Then they start falling and end up in the Atlantic Ocean about 140 miles downrange. There, the Freedom Star and Liberty Star pick them up and tow them to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. Click here to see the hangar they are taken to at CCAFS.
For a while after the river Dora joins the river Po, its muddier water flows without mixing at all with the Po stream.
Parco Colletta, Torino, Piemonte, Italy.