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SOLVED!
Thanks to the magic of the internet, the making of friends at Glastonbury, the curiosity of strangers, and people who know people who know people, the mystery has been solved!
The church was Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Leeds. It is now Leeds Grand Mosque.
The stained glass artist whose archive these photos were found in (Lawrence Lee), made windows for Sacred Heart and we had not been able to track it down. We assumed demolition and the loss of the windows. We don't yet know what has become of the windows but we will now enquire with the Mosque and begin another quest to track down elusive stained glass.
Two mysteries have been solved. I am delighted.
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Can anyone help me identify this church? I am sure it is in the UK and it is clearly post-WW2. The pub in the background of the top photograph is called The Park. Slight possibility that it's in Yorkshire - based on photo studio's stamp on the back of another photo I have which is of the model for this church's design.
I think it was probably built before 1975 but after the end of the 50s. Could be wrong.
Here we have a more wintery sequel to #1498 "Lava Meter". One of the best features of this design is that you can begin all four layers from the get-go, adding a few different solving strategies. 229 pieces, 10.5" x 10.5" x 1.5" Available on Monday, 1.23.12 at 6pm MST over at www.chrisyates.net/store/puzz.html
Algebra Equation Solver are the equations of the form algebraic variables with some numerical co-efficient. Algebra equation contains the terms like numbers, integers, fractions, roots, exponents, ratios, graphing etc. Pre algebra equation is the simple equation which can be solved easily without any complex calculations.Linear equation is an algebraic equation in which each term is either a constant or the product of a constant and with a single variable. It contains one or more variables. It occurs with great regularity in applied mathematics.
I admit I disliked fuji when it started. From the X100 to the XPro1, the camera system, despite its completely seducing color science output, was completely out of sync with my practice in terms of autofocus speed and file. Now the X system has matured into something that I find very hard to match for mirrorless camera photography.
The XT1 comes to solve pretty much all the problems I had with the system: AF and Camera Operations (once u get used to the nobs, hard to go back to menus) are reliable and quick, Lightroom 5.7 renders the file beautifully (with Classic Chrome) and the viewfinder is bigger than that of a full frame dSLR. Not only the camera is now a great camera, the lens system is superb in its consistency: the 14, 23 and 56 are great highly recommended lenses and perform equally marvellously in sharpness, colors and BOKEH while also looking darn good with the Fuji design language. Image quality wise, you get clean files at most of the modern ISOs 200-6400 (you can push the 6400 raw up to 12800 if u want without much penalty or color shifts).
The running cost of ownership is also even more interesting. The body goes for around 1K$ and the rest of the "super prime lenses" (you'd want to shoot prime with this one) go for 1k$ or less each. You can get yourself up and running for less than a full frame camera with equivalent quality lenses.The XT1 ain't still sunshine and rainbow though: It requires the extra grip to enjoy shooting with it, it is not light, the battery lasts as much as a film roll, you can't use exposure compensation on "manual" mode to shift the auto-ISO values, the RAW files are HUGE 30-40mb a piece, low-light AF works fast as long as you have a contrast zone to hunt for but then you also have a magnificent manual focus experience. Classic Chrome (also available in LR 5.7) redefines the fuji photography experience by offering a raw file free of color distorsions and true of natural colors as well as a butt load of great micro-contrast off the file.
All in all, I have to say that I fell in love with it. It is truly the best enthusiast mirrorless system I've come across and it's now well matured.
If you use a full frame dSLR: switching to fuji will depend if you want the premium lenses or the full frame IQ but can't afford the steep 2K$ per lens or 2-4K$ per body, also if you want to sacrifice the extensive "flash system" that dSLRs have.
If you are using a crop sensor dSLR: switching to fuji will depend if you want to keep investing in photography lenses and equipment and don't have to shoot unpredictable fast moving subjects, like birdies.
If you use a Sony: switching to fuji will depend if you are fed up with the teenage identity crisis unpredictability of the system's evolution (new tech = new "test" camera = no "conclusion" camera = less lenses for existing cameras = change the name). The A7 system will flourish to lead the mirrorless trend one day but before that day comes, you have at least until 2016.
If you use a m43 camera: switching to fuji will depend if are willing to drop a bunch of practical technical features: super fast AF (fuji is DARN FAST but m43 cameras are INSTANT FAST), video (I don't shoot video) or image stabilisation or clinical sharpness (fuji images are sharp! but not as pixel sharp as m43... I mean no camera is as pixel sharp as the m43 an) or the touchscreen af point selection... all this for an upgrade in image aesthetics that's a compromise of m43 compactness (somewhat) and passionated lens designs (m43's got good lenses but no "omg wow what the heck" lenses, sorry)
If you shoot film: This is IT. Film nobs, Film look, Film grain, Film output… on digital. This is fujifilm making a camera with the color science they apply on their negatives, all of it.
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Main Topic: Problem Solving Quotes
Related Topics: Problem, Level, Consciousness, Creation
No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.
Author: Albert Einstein
Quotation Reference:
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Occasionally I post a chart or poster, related to my faith. This is one of those times. Thanks for looking.
Here's the main text from the poster: When a problem rears its head, if I can fix it, I should. But if I can't, any time I spend trying to figure out what caused it, or how to fix it, takes away from praying about it, and emphasizes the problem, rather than the Problem Solver.
Note the size of the word "problem" vs. that of "Problem Solver."
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Dee - Stand (Soundtrack from the motion picture Hank & Mike)
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Awesome movie...awesome song.
Self Portraiture class: The self portrait beyond the external appearance: The “I” as experienced by an individual: "The problem solver".
This image is part of a series of images produced as an introspective journey into the self. The project can be viewed on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iYI2igpyUw&feature=mfu_in_or...
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The River Don Navigation was the result of early efforts to make the River Don in South Yorkshire, England, navigable between Fishlake and Sheffield. The Dutch engineer Cornelius Vermuyden had re-routed the mouth of the river in 1626, to improve drainage, and the new works included provision for navigation, but the scheme did not solve the problem of flooding, and the Dutch River was cut in 1635 to link the new channel to Goole. The first Act of Parliament to improve navigation on the river was obtained in 1726, by a group of Cutlers based in Sheffield; the Corporation of Doncaster obtained an Act in the following year for improvements to the lower river. Locks and lock cuts were built, and, by 1751, the river was navigable to Tinsley.
The network was expanded by the opening of the Stainforth and Keadby Canal in 1802, linking to the River Trent, the Dearne and Dove Canal in 1804, linking to Barnsley, and the Sheffield Canal in 1819, which provided better access to Sheffield. All three were bought out by the Don Navigation in the 1840s, after which the canals were owned by a series of railway companies. The Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation Company was created in 1889 and eventually succeeded in buying back the canals and the Don Navigation in 1895, but plans for expansion were hampered by a lack of capital. One success was the opening of the New Junction Canal in 1905, jointly funded with the Aire and Calder Navigation.
During the 20th century, there were several plans to upgrade the Don, to handle larger craft. It was eventually upgraded to take 700-tonne barges in 1983, but the scheme was a little too late, as an anticipated rise in commercial traffic did not occur. Most use of the navigation is now by leisure boaters, whose boats are dwarfed by the huge locks. The navigation and river are crossed by a wide variety of bridges, from a medieval bridge complete with a chapel on it, one of only three to have survived in Britain, to a motorway viaduct that pioneered the use of rubber bearings and a new waterproofing system. In between are a number of railway bridges, including two that were built to carry the internal railway system at the Blackburn Meadows sewage treatment plant. The former railway viaduct at Conisbrough now carries cyclists 113 feet (34 m) above the Don, as part of the National Cycle Network.
The Chicago street artist known as SOLVE (Brendan Scanlon) was murdered June 14, 2008. These are some pictures I took of his artwork, mostly around Uptown and Lake View, in 2006. I had no idea who he was, but I kept seeing his work around the area and always found it intriguing.
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“A slender and restricted diet is always dangerous not only in chronic
diseases but also in acute diseases.” Hippoctates 400B.C. Nutrition support
in critically ill is obligatory and least prioritized till date in this part of world. But
there has been a revolutionary change across the globe in last few years
since nutrition care is an essential and integral part of first line ICU protocol.
Nutrition care in the ICU presents several challenges because the usual
control mechanisms such as hunger and thirst may be missing. Despite the
huge body of evidence that Nutrition support is essential in ICU we face lots
of impediments to provide early and optimal Nutrition support. Throughout
ICU course patients and attending doctors faces cascades of challenges which more complicates the already fragile issues relating demands Vs. supply. Now a days it is not
uncommon to encounter patients who spend days and months in ICU struggling multidisciplinary
approaches. Most of well designed studies have suggested that both under and over feedings are
dangerous in critically ill hence the need to develop nutrition care plan which should be dynamic and
flexible enough to take care of all subsequent challenges.
Nutrition screening and assessment
The first step in providing appropriate nutrition therapy is to identify patients at risk and diagnose
nutritional problems. Nutritional screening and assessment are fundamental to an effective nutrition
therapy program. These should be routinely undertaken by appropriately trained and skilled nutrition
specialist. Screening and assessment have similar goals: to identify patients at risk of malnutrition or
patients who are malnourished. The first step in identifying risk factors for malnutrition is to observe
and interview patients. Questions that are commonly asked during screening should be easy and
include information about body weight changes within a given time frame and amount of oral intake .
By consensus and validations there is an urgent need to roll down our own assessment tool with an
Indian perspective.
Nutrition support
There are lots of myths about Nutrition support in ICU such as bowel sounds are absent , large
gastric residuals , diarrhea , proteins are restricted in ARF and so on. There are plenty of unmet
needs and there is an urgent need to change the dogmatic picture. Many a times critically ill patients
receive even less than half of the actual caloric needs.
Since there is no true biomarker of adequacy of nutritional status we solely rely on tools and
clinical skills. There is no doubt that starvations is bad for both community dwellers and critically
ill patients.Even well nourished critically ill patients passes through cascades of metabolic and
immunological events which ultimately affects host defense and both short and long term
outcome.
“ We can’t solve problems by using same kind of thinking we used them when we created them.”
- Albert Einstein
For today's DailyShoot assignment: Make a photograph featuring the color yellow today.
Colonel Mustard did it with a candlestick in the ballroom! I broke out my 1950s-era Clue board game for this shot. I loved this game when I was a kid!
According to some very quick research I did as I was posting this shot, this murder/mystery-themed deduction board game was originally published by Waddingtons in Leeds, England, in 1949. The game is known as Cluedo in the UK. It was devised by Anthony E. Pratt, a solicitor's clerk from Birmingham, England. It is now published by the U.S. game and toy company Hasbro, which acquired its U.S. publisher Parker Brothers as well as Waddingtons.
My edition of the game has a 1956 copyright by Parker Brothers Inc., Salem, Mass. Lucky for me, the board squares between the "rooms" are bright yellow!
solve stickers recieved from www.flickr.com/people/thatsyou/
it really moves me to see how the friends of solve are trying to keep his soul and work alive.
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A number which satisfies the given equation is called a solution or root of that. ‘Satisfying the equation’ means that if the variable (literal) involved in this is replaced by the number, then both sides of that become equal. The process of finding the particular value of the variable (literal) which makes both sides of the equation equal is called solving the equation. Below are rules that need to be followed in Solve Equation.