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“When I'm working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.”
Another graduate student associated with my research group solving blobs. This was taken at the biannual Advanced Accelerator Concepts workshop, held this year in Austin, TX. (I'll not go back there voluntarily...way, way too hot.)
For millions of Californians, the July 2019 Ridgecrest earthquakes were a wake-up call to learn more about earthquakes. We interviewed two UCLA experts to debunk some common myths, get some tips for preparedness and learn how researchers are “turning disaster into knowledge.” Click here for the story, and more tips: ucla.in/2PFK9db
The Kentucky Hunger Dialogue brought groups of students together for discussions on solving food shortages in Kentucky.
I was really happy to see this Solve sticker in Albuquerque.
Solve was a Chicago street artist named Brendan Scanlon who was murdered in 2008. He is missed.
Upright grille, it looks like, and a fairly vertical windshield. Leads me to think this could be a pre war car, but not necessarily.
More pictures of the mystery car I shot last week. More details to help solve the puzzle. Someday I hope to run into the owner and get a good look.
digital collage; image courtesy New York Public Library digi archive. No info found on subject: "Marie Magnier". Likely a wealthy French society queen. Per my DBT therapy there are 4 ways to deal with a problem: 1. solve it 2. change thought 3. accept it 4. stay miserable.
I have been using solution 4 for many years. Time to shift gears. Background done with PSE. (I still am learning this amazing program)
Early in the morning hours of Saturday June 14th Brendan Scanlon was brutally murdered after an altercation at a party. It was another senseless murder. One of 5 that evening in Chicago. I'm not a spring chicken when it comes to violence but have we reached a tipping point where taking a life is a simple action. The world lost another talented and young individual yet to scratch his potential.
The piece above was leftover from a show I put together last year to benefit bilingual educational classes for kids in Cicero. When I asked Brendan if he wanted it back he was like " No man do whatever you want with it". I held on to it for almost a year trying to figure out whether to give it away, keep it, or build it into a collage. When I found out about his death early saturday morning I thought the best place for it was the street where Brendan or as he was known on the street "Solve" had inspired many in the street art community to get up. Here's to gettin' up one last time.
Codo
2:10 PM Sunday June 15, 2008
This can be found on Grand near the intersection of Halsted and Milwaukee
*PROCEEDS FROM ALL SOLVE STICKERS, POSTERS & T-SHIRTS GO DIRECTLY TO THE SOLVE STICKER PROJECT
Free SOLVE screen printing available at HotBox Mobile Art Gallery this Saturday [Oct 13th]
*Bring your blank, bright colored [no black] t-shirt to Galerie F/ HotBox [Sat, Oct 13th] and we'll screen print SOLVE on it...While supplies last!
Galerie F
2381 N Milwaukee Ave
The qassim hamza sudoku:
---7--8--
----4--3-
-----9--1
6--5-----
-1--3--4-
--5--1--7
5--2--6--
-3--8--9-
--7-----2
a human cannot solve this puzzle.
solution by computer program only.
*** This puzzle was developed by Ocean but has been changed and posted in different forms. The name Qassim Hamza may have been given to it by another person maybe as a memorial to Abeer Qassim Hamza, who was a teenage girl living in Iraq who was raped, murdered, and her body burned by the U.S. invaders. Some information about her is at this website:
Claude Noel Hulbert (25 December 1900 – 23 January 1964) was a British comic actor. He was the younger brother of Jack Hulbert. Like his brother, he was Cambridge educated and was a member of the Footlights comedy club as an undergraduate.
He began by supporting the Aldwych farceurs before being handed his first lead film with Renee Houston and Binnie Barnes, Their Night Out (1933). His most successful solo film of the mid-1930s being Hello Sweetheart (1935), like most of Hulbert's starring comedies, however, its ambition was strictly small-scale; it seemed that British studios simply didn't see him as a major star. His career was helped with Wolf's Clothing (1936), which starred him as a dithering diplomat, and Honeymoon-Merry-Go-Round (1940), where he played a bumbling bridegroom who unintentionally becomes an ice-hockey star.
He became a very capable partner for Will Hay after that comedian decided he wanted to do without his famous "stooges", Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt. Hay's two films with Hulbert, The Ghost of St Michael's (1941) and My Learned Friend (1943), were the most successful of his later vehicles.
sony A7S et samyang 135mm F/2.8
poses de 60s 800iso
darks,flats et bias.
monture star adventurer
pixinsight
Menlo students gathered in the CADC for a fun day of solving challenging puzzles. Photos by Cyrus Lowe.
My Brendan wall at work, to help inspire me and help me remember. I think about you everyday, Brendan, I miss you.
Esses dois Letterings, uma ótima idéia pra tattoo de meu amigo Môa, foi ele mesmo quem desenvolveu, a partir de uma mistura de 3 fontes distintas! Feito em em Maio de 2006, ficou ótimo, uma fonte nova com cara de erudita e profana ao mesmo tempo! tatuei em 2 horas os dois braços e ficou bem orgânico. O velho mito do Baphomet deve tá orgulhoso da homenagem!...
The other roll...the other mystery roll had four frames on it, all of me. That was it. Based on the retainer I'm wearing this roll is from the year 2000, not 2001 like the other roll. It was T-Max 400, which accounts for the grain. The fingerprint I am sure is mine from fighting with the film without gloves to scan it, but I sort of like this frame anyway. God I miss being 20 and skinny.
Here's the next installment :D
Have a guess!!
hahah I just noticed I'd had the pic upside down lol oops!
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solved by Scarlet_Pimpernel
Participants during the Session "Solving the Economic Generation Gap " at the Annual Meeting 2018 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 24, 2018
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Jakob Polacsek
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Enthusiasts.... aren't they wonderful. These kind gentlemen allowed me to photograph them. They were intent on solving a mechanical problem with the engine. You can see they are in hearty intense discussion and, almost oblivious of the camera.
Solve polynomial equation are those equations which contain variables, constants and non -negative integer exponents. We have a general form to write polynomial equations.
So anxn + an-1xn-1 + ...........+ a2x2 + ax + a0 = 0,In this given polynomial form x is a variable and an, an-1, ….. a2, a1, a0 are constants. Here ‘n’ should be positive integer and ‘an’ should not be zero. Let’s take an example of polynomial equations x3 + 7x2 + 3x – 2 =0,Here we can easily see that highest degree of ‘x’ is 3 and all the exponents’ term is non negative integer value. Polynomial equations are categorized according to the degree of Polynomials. So if we are talking about first degree than equation ax + b =0.