#identifcation

[hematitehearts]

Announcement!

Hey everyone!  As most of you know, My partner and I have been super busy lately with health/life things. With all of this happening right now, we’ve decided to step down from identifying minerals.It’s just a bit too much right now and we want to keep up with our regular posting schedule for you and continue to work on the cool projects we have in the works right now. also as i’m sure you can understand, Identifying a mineral just from a photograph can be incredibly challenging and we wouldn’t want misinformation out there. We’re going to respond to all current inquiries that are in our inbox but as of today, we won’t be accepting anymore, with all of that being said, We will continue to accept submissions for Submission Saturday!  Thanks so much for your understanding and we’re sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks for being the best followers around! 

[thejaymo]

If any of you are on your way to or through Greece in the near future, may I suggest you make a beeline for the Agora Museum, on the site of the excavated ancient Agora, the original Athenian marketplace and civic center, where it all went down, birth-of-Western-Civilization-wise, in the 5th and 4th centuries B.C.? The museum is, I assure you, a Dead Media treasure trove.

1) Introduction 2) The Technology of Allotment 3) The Technology of Identification 4) The Technology of Deliberation and Decision 5) The Technology of Decree

Tagging ropes

We come now to the lowest of the low technology used in identifying citizens assigned to a particular duty: the ropes, dipped in red paint, that were swung at citizens hanging out down in the Agora when everybody was supposed to be up in the Assembly. 

The "police" who did the swinging were public slaves, held in common by the citizenry, and when they thwapped you with their ropes, you were truly busted: with a big red stripe across your toga, it was no use lingering in the Agora or trying to slink home. You would be fined on sight. Of course, no material traces of this technology survive for display. 

All the elements of the apparatus -- the ropes, the paint, the slaves -- were quite perishable.

[supercreatorking]

Xiaomo mdb1 al face identifcation 1080p Ir night vision wifi smart video doorbell #identifcation (presso Alleshop) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i1t0uCLbV/?igshid=1y4cksb7pjme

[naturallandinstitute]

NLI will host a Winter Tree & Shrub Identification Workshop that teaches you how to identify native and non-native trees and shrubs of northern Illinois by buds, twigs, and bark. The workshop will be led by NLI’s Director of Stewardship, Zach Grycan. Date: Sunday, January 8, 2017 from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. The morning session will consist of instructions in an indoor classroom setting located at the Rockton Fire Protection District building, 201 N. Blackhawk Boulevard, Rockton, Illinois, 61072, from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Participants are encouraged to visit nearby local restaurants for lunch. The afternoon session, 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m., will include instructions and a walk at Burr Oak Valley Preserve in Roscoe, Illinois, a private preserve owned by NLI. The location of the preserve is across the street from Cross and Crown Lutheran Church (7404 Elevator Rd.). Parking will be available inside the gate at the preserve or in the church parking lot. Cost to attend the workshop is $20 per person with limited availability. Pre-registration and payment are required by Friday, January 6, 2017. Call 815/964-6666 or email: [email protected].

[ecologybiology]