Wild Animals World by Fumiaki Kawahata You're reading a free preview. Pages 4 to 17 are not shown in this preview. You're reading a free preview. Pages 21 to 70 are not shown in this preview. Planet Hunters If you see that there are no patterns, just white noise - like the example below - these light curves are best categorized with the middle "quiet" icon. Other light curves - like the one below - show clear patterns. We think that most of the variability is caused by star spots, or pulsations. Having Planet Hunters sort these light curves as variable is an important part of the scientific research that we're trying to do. 19-year-old inventor finds way to clean up the world’s oceans in under 5 years time By: Jack Taylor, Guest Previously the idea of cleaning up the world’s oceans with their vast accumulations of disposed plastic material was considered an impossibility. Now a 19-year-old inventor says he and his foundation has a way to clean up the world’s oceans, and not only does he say we can do it, but that we can do it in five years time and produce a profit from it.
Calvin Nicholls It was only a matter of time before Calvin Nicholls' life-long passion in art and wildlife combined! The Canadian has been a full-time paper sculpture artist since the mid-1980's. With such a variety of animals in his collection, he's essentially created his own paper zoo. Many of the animal paper sculptures belong in Nicholls' most extensive collection, which includes over 75 pieces for Follett Library Resources in McHenry Illinois. The series began in the mid-1990's and continues to this day. Fictional Landscapes Colossal has seen its fair share of commendable book and paper work the last few weeks, but this was too good to pass up. UK-based artist Kyle Kirkpatrick constructs these wonderfully tiny dioramas using the topographies of carved books. Via the artist: My practice is primarily concerned with the notion of the imagined landscape. I present man-made objects and natural materials simultaneously to form carefully and meticulously composed installation works.
Kids Love Jetlag – Fred et Farid “The French duet that is ruling advertising world for the last 3 years, stealing all good deals from other agencies is back. Fred & Farid did not stop growing in the last 3 years, and the agency use the purpose of a home concert called FRNTSTG with Skip the Use & Nadeah to announce the opening of Kids Love Jetlag, a new agency specialized in digital influence marketing.” via Whitezine MarvinSpace – High performance 3D molecule visualization tool Enhanced macromolecular visualization Wide range of chemical file format support MarvinSpace opens macromolecule formats such as (list) and several standard chemical structure file formats such as mol, sd or SMILES. Moreover, users can retrieve protein structures connecting to the PDB database and simply typing the PDB code of the protein of interest. Protein property files, like Gaussian cube files or CHARMM grid files, can also be displayed in MarvinSpace supporting computational chemists and molecular modelers. High-quality rendering and graphics generation
Elsa Mora Artwork and Photography © Elsa Mora ↓ Links to other galleries: *Artist’s Books *Mixed Media *Painting *Editorial *Drawing *Jewelry *Photography Clockwork love paper - Tjep. - Think, amaze. Clockwork Love builds further on the Bling Bling pendant designed by Tjep. for Chi Ha Paura...? Launched in 2002, it was constructed from several layers of overlapping logos. Clockwork Love is a jewelry collection evenly and consistently combining a great multitude of graphic elements in a ... Read more > Kids Love Jetlag Nobody was expecting it & the big secret was hold until last moment. The French duet that is ruling advertising world for the last 3 years, stealing all good deals from other agencies is back. Fred & Farid did not stop growing in the last 3 years, and the agency use the purpose of a home concert called FRNTSTG with Skip the Use & Nadeah to announce the opening of Kids Love Jetlag, a new agency specialized in digital influence marketing. This will probably be awesome. Here’s the promotion video
Chapter 9, Section 3 The shape of a molecule and the polarity of its bonds together determine the charge distribution in the molecule. A molecule is said to be polar if its centers of negative and positive charge do not coincide. One end of a polar molecule has a slight negative charge and the other a slight positive charge. A molecule that is not polar is called nonpolar. As an example of a polar molecule, we can consider a diatomic molecule with a polar bond.
Unemployee of the Year Image Gallery The images of the UNEMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR global communication campaign. The Film The Film specially released for this campaign, a homage to today’s youth. London Event Images The images of the UNEMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR campaign press conference in London. Sagmeister and Walsh join forces In an email that stopped the whole of the Computer Arts office in its tracks this afternoon, Sagmeister Inc. made the announcement that the studio has renamed and relaunched as Sagmeister & Walsh. Jessica and Stefan certainly weren't lying when they state that 'We will do anything for design' with the email featuring full-length, fully-naked portraits of the pair - although Stefan opted to leave his socks on. Stefan Sagmeister certainly needs no introduction, and Jessica Walsh should also be a household name to readers of Computer Arts having created two covers for the magazine - as well as ranking number one in our 2009 'New Stars of Design' issue. Stefan and Jessica also walk through their entire creative process on the studio's rebrand of EDP in the Branding edition of Computer Arts Collection.