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The Ongoing RmS is Ryan Seslow! posted a photo:
If you don't know Tim Ferriss yet, you SHOULD! Go here: www.fourhourworkweek.com/
Tim is the Man!
Dan (aka firrs) posted a photo:
Moisture content of wood is the ratio of the weight of water to the weight of actual wood. It varies throughout the year, and from tree-to-tree, but also within the tree. Wood can have a moisture content in excess of 100%.
We cut down a Sitka Spruce tree in July to get samples for a couple of high school students on summer placements (Nuffield Science Bursary Scheme). These were cut into small sticks of clear wood that were about 25 mm square and 350 mm long. The piece that contained the least water had a moisture content of 70% while the wettest was 265%. To put it another way, the wettest sample had an original volume of 233 cm3...and contained 173 cm3 of water!
This is cross-view stereopair. To view this image in 3D you need to cross your eyes until you see three fuzzy images. Then try and focus the middle image. This takes a lot of patience to get right, but once you've done it once it gets easier.
IllIIl1 posted a photo:
When I came in to school here, this building was referred to as "New Science" and McLane Hall was called "Science" Now this is the old science building, or Science 1.
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The Biology Department has a vast number of stuffed animals. A large proportion of them are road-kill or found dead, since the majority of the animals are endangered.
These displays are maintained by the biology department, which promotes them through writing assignments for GE classes.
IllIIl1 posted a photo:
The very newest building on campus. The Computer science department has moved offices here and they appear to love it.
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Behind me, again, is the science II building. Also known as New Science. Behind you, is the Downing Planetarium. Stop by some night.
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Fresno State has one of the best agriculture programs around, particularly at it's academic level. It's unfortunate that they have the largest number of buildings on campus and every one was designed in the Neo-Godawful style prevalent in California schools built between 1950 and 1970.
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This is one of the oldest structures on campus. The quad is four buildings surrounding a grassy area. It's a nice place to eat lunch if you don't want to be inside. The buildings themselves are slated for demolition in the next ten years, to be replaced with larger and better buildings.
Here we see Social Science (foreground) and McKee-Fisk (Background).
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To the left is Health and Human Services, which is also referred to as Psychology. To the roght is Family food and consumer sciences (Nutrition, etc.)
Steve Greaves posted a photo:
Magna Science Adventure Centre Gift Shop.
On the site of the old Templeborough Steel Works which was at the heart of the British Steel Making Industry.
I use my photos as inspiration and reference for my paintings which can be seen at:
www.stevegreaves.com
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A photocopied Redundancy Action notice found in the old Templeborough Steel Works, Rotherham, near Sheffield, South Yorkshire which closed in 1993.
The notice reads:
REDUNDANCY ACTION
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
SATURDAY 13th NOVEMBER
6 PM to 8 PM
TUESDAY 7th DECEMBER
4 PM to 6 PM
Come to an advice and information session at the Training and Conference Centre Opposite Templeborough Works.
Wives and Families Welcome.
(the rest is too out of focus to read).
Templeborough Steel Works is now the site of Magna Science Adventure Centre.
I use my photos as inspiration and reference for my paintings which can be seen at:
www.stevegreaves.com
galactichero posted a photo:
Super fabulous. If not a little scary.
I can't say a boy has ever bought me a noisemaker before. I'm going to use it to contact extra terrestrials.
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