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Went to see a friend today who bought this Sinclair c5 on ebay. The Sinclair c5 had a short run from January to August 1985, introduced by sir Clive sinclair
Women's International friendly
CAN v ENG
7 April 2013, Rotherham, England - New York Stadium
©CanadaSoccer / by Ville Vuorinen
Christine Sinclair
Ela ! Ela ! 27 février.
Le chef invité Jason Cichonski et le chef hôte Stelio Perombelon
Crédit photo : Ulysse Lemerise-Bouchard
2013 Cyprus Women's Cup
8 March 2013, Nicosia, Cyprus
©CanadaSoccer / by Ville Vuorinen
Christine Sinclair
Museo del Calcolo a Pennabilli (Pesaro-Urbino). Uno dei primi computer veramente "personal". Sulla destra la stampante, il blocco attaccato dietro alla "unità centrale" era l'espansione di memoria.
Mio padre ne ha avuto uno... fu il suo primo computer: i dati venivano visualizzati su un comune televisore, e come memoria permanente per i programmi si usava un registratore a cassette! Funzionava per lo più in Basic, e da quello ricordo è stata l'unica versione di Basic che consentisse di fare una cosa particolare: poteva interpretare come formula il contenuto di una variabile stringa. In questo modo il computer poteva chiedeva a schermo una formula sulla quale poi per esempio calcolare un'integrale, ed è una cosa che come dicevo non ho trovato mai più in nessuna versione di basic.
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Went to see a friend today who bought this Sinclair c5 on ebay. The Sinclair c5 had a short run from January to August 1985, introduced by sir Clive sinclair
Michael Hanlon, Daily Mail Science Editor, immediately after the A-bike launch at the Design Museum, London. Wednesday, 12/07/06
And an old car. On top of a building on Stony Island. Can someone i.d. the car for me?
Tenuous Link carapace = car in space
In Memory of John Sinclair MD Assistant Surgeon RN
Born at Dumfries 6th April MDCCCXIV
Died at Tichfield, Hampshire, 26th October MDCCXL
The Sculptures her deposited were conceived and executed by our Native Artist Mr John Currie disposed of my Lottery 25th October 1840 and the prize drawn in the name of Dr John Sinclair a youth beloved of all of high promise and superior talents.
By a mournful accident he died the following day and the Figures of Old Mortality and his Pony were presented to the Dumfries and Maxwelltown Observatory in fulfilment of his intentions.
They are here finally placed, a memorial to departed worth, a present to the public, and a token of attachment to the place of his birth.