This document provides an orientation for equine handling at a camp. It introduces the equestrian staff members Sherri West, Teresa McDonald, and Kathy Baker. It outlines paperwork requirements including a signed waiver, medical forms, insurance card copy, and research project forms. It notes class assessment breakdown including 50% for skills, 20% for the final, and various other assignments. It lists dates that class will not be held and barn shift times for Monday through Friday at 7 AM and 4 PM with a limit of 2 people per shift. Questions are welcomed at the end.
The document lists various astronomical objects and phenomena that images have been captured of by the Hubble Space Telescope, including galaxies, nebulae, comets, stars, and planets. Some of the specific objects mentioned include Andromeda Galaxy, Boomerang Nebula, Carinae Nebula, Eta Carinae, evaporating planet, Earth's auroras, and pictures of Jupiter and Saturn. The images were received from the space telescope and can be found on the website www.spcetelescope.com from May to August 2004.
This document provides an orientation for equine handling at a camp. It introduces the equestrian staff members Sherri West, Teresa McDonald, and Kathy Baker. It outlines paperwork requirements including a signed waiver, medical forms, insurance card copy, and research project forms. It notes class assessment breakdown including 50% for skills, 20% for the final, and various other assignments. It lists dates that class will not be held and barn shift times for Monday through Friday at 7 AM and 4 PM with a limit of 2 people per shift. Questions are welcomed at the end.
The document lists various astronomical objects and phenomena that images have been captured of by the Hubble Space Telescope, including galaxies, nebulae, comets, stars, and planets. Some of the specific objects mentioned include Andromeda Galaxy, Boomerang Nebula, Carinae Nebula, Eta Carinae, evaporating planet, Earth's auroras, and pictures of Jupiter and Saturn. The images were received from the space telescope and can be found on the website www.spcetelescope.com from May to August 2004.
This is for all you Brats!! Not sure who the authors are, but I was able to save them and thanks for sharing whoever wrote them. Always a good laugh, enjoy!
This document discusses branding strategies for solopreneurs. It suggests creating your own vocabulary words to describe your business and services to differentiate yourself. The key points are that people buy for their own reasons, so focus on understanding customers instead of just sales. Work hard and stay focused on serving customers.
The document uses images from Hubble telescope and other space observations to help put life's problems into perspective. It shows pictures of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other astronomical objects to illustrate how small and insignificant human problems are in the grand scheme of the universe. It concludes by showing an image of Earth taken from deep space to represent how although humans may feel powerful, we are all living on this small, fragile planet and should take care of it.
The document discusses images taken by the Hubble telescope and other space instruments that provide perspective on Earth's small size in the vast universe. It shares photos of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other celestial objects located thousands to millions of light years away. The document ends by showing an image taken by the Cassini probe of the Earth as a small blue dot from Saturn's rings, emphasizing how small and fragile our planet is.
This document summarizes Utah's water conservation legislation over the past decade. It discusses how House Bill 418 in 1998 required water retailers and districts serving over 500 connections to submit water conservation plans addressing 10 guidelines, including water efficient appliances and fixtures, irrigation practices, leak repair, and water rate structures. It evaluates several municipalities' conservation plans, finding that larger cities like Salt Lake City had more detailed plans while smaller cities also included rate incentives and conservation measures. The legislation and conservation planning aimed to ensure sufficient water for Utah's growing population amidst increasing drought periods.
Caesar was a popular Roman general and dictator who had defeated his rival Pompey. Some senators, led by Brutus and Cassius, grew jealous of Caesar's power and fame. On the Ides of March, these conspirators stabbed Caesar to death in the Senate, ignoring warnings of the danger. They murdered Caesar 23 times, seeking to end his rule over Rome.
The document describes an animal that measured 15 centimeters, has 44 teeth and 22 tentacles. Another animal was mentioned that measured 40 centimeters. No other details were provided about the animals or context of the measurements.
The document uses images from Hubble telescope and other space observations to help put life's problems into perspective. It shows pictures of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other astronomical objects to illustrate how small and insignificant human problems are in the grand scheme of the universe. It concludes by showing an image of Earth taken from Saturn's rings to drive home the point that from space, all of humanity and our conflicts are contained within a small blue dot, and we should care for our fragile planet.
Ever wonder what it's like to go up a mountain and use a really big telescope? Join astronomer Kelly Fast in Hawaii, as she learns about native culture, gets chased off the summit by an ice storm, and finally observes Mars.
This document summarizes information about water as a product called "Water Valence". It describes water's physical and chemical properties, its abundance on Earth, and its various states. It also outlines water's many uses to humans and living things as well as its advantages such as keeping the body hydrated and oxygenated. Potential disadvantages mentioned include excess water consumption leading to mineral loss or water poisoning. The document promotes water for refreshment.
Amy Winehouse was a talented English singer and songwriter known for her deep voice and unique blend of genres like jazz, blues, R&B and soul. She released three studio albums between 2003 and 2011 and won five Grammy Awards. Winehouse struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for many years and died of alcohol poisoning in 2011 at the age of 27. The document provides biographical details about Winehouse's life and career highlights, including her marriage and divorce, influences on her music, and some of her quotes reflecting on her insecurities and struggles with addiction.
Rockworld is a place where metalheads can listen to rock music, drink alcohol, and mosh to live rock bands. Upon arriving, the narrator hears Jimi Hendrix before fireworks go off and AC/DC starts playing. The venue features bands like Rage Against the Machine, Metallica, and Led Zeppelin. It is described as welcoming, with the scent of rock and free alcohol. Moshpits are said to get one's heart pumping and provide an adrenaline rush. Rockworld provides entertainment for free and lets metalheads have fun without judgment.
The Rolling Stones formed in London in 1962 and were originally comprised of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Ian Stewart, and Charlie Watts. While their early work covered songs by other artists, they soon emerged as a top songwriting band. Some of their most famous songs include "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Paint It Black", and "Gimme Shelter". Over their 45 year career, the Rolling Stones went through breaks but remained one of the most successful and influential rock bands in history.
This is for all you Brats!! Not sure who the authors are, but I was able to save them and thanks for sharing whoever wrote them. Always a good laugh, enjoy!
This document discusses branding strategies for solopreneurs. It suggests creating your own vocabulary words to describe your business and services to differentiate yourself. The key points are that people buy for their own reasons, so focus on understanding customers instead of just sales. Work hard and stay focused on serving customers.
The document uses images from Hubble telescope and other space observations to help put life's problems into perspective. It shows pictures of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other astronomical objects to illustrate how small and insignificant human problems are in the grand scheme of the universe. It concludes by showing an image of Earth taken from deep space to represent how although humans may feel powerful, we are all living on this small, fragile planet and should take care of it.
The document discusses images taken by the Hubble telescope and other space instruments that provide perspective on Earth's small size in the vast universe. It shares photos of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other celestial objects located thousands to millions of light years away. The document ends by showing an image taken by the Cassini probe of the Earth as a small blue dot from Saturn's rings, emphasizing how small and fragile our planet is.
This document summarizes Utah's water conservation legislation over the past decade. It discusses how House Bill 418 in 1998 required water retailers and districts serving over 500 connections to submit water conservation plans addressing 10 guidelines, including water efficient appliances and fixtures, irrigation practices, leak repair, and water rate structures. It evaluates several municipalities' conservation plans, finding that larger cities like Salt Lake City had more detailed plans while smaller cities also included rate incentives and conservation measures. The legislation and conservation planning aimed to ensure sufficient water for Utah's growing population amidst increasing drought periods.
Caesar was a popular Roman general and dictator who had defeated his rival Pompey. Some senators, led by Brutus and Cassius, grew jealous of Caesar's power and fame. On the Ides of March, these conspirators stabbed Caesar to death in the Senate, ignoring warnings of the danger. They murdered Caesar 23 times, seeking to end his rule over Rome.
The document describes an animal that measured 15 centimeters, has 44 teeth and 22 tentacles. Another animal was mentioned that measured 40 centimeters. No other details were provided about the animals or context of the measurements.
The document uses images from Hubble telescope and other space observations to help put life's problems into perspective. It shows pictures of galaxies, nebulae, planets, and other astronomical objects to illustrate how small and insignificant human problems are in the grand scheme of the universe. It concludes by showing an image of Earth taken from Saturn's rings to drive home the point that from space, all of humanity and our conflicts are contained within a small blue dot, and we should care for our fragile planet.
Ever wonder what it's like to go up a mountain and use a really big telescope? Join astronomer Kelly Fast in Hawaii, as she learns about native culture, gets chased off the summit by an ice storm, and finally observes Mars.
This document summarizes information about water as a product called "Water Valence". It describes water's physical and chemical properties, its abundance on Earth, and its various states. It also outlines water's many uses to humans and living things as well as its advantages such as keeping the body hydrated and oxygenated. Potential disadvantages mentioned include excess water consumption leading to mineral loss or water poisoning. The document promotes water for refreshment.
Amy Winehouse was a talented English singer and songwriter known for her deep voice and unique blend of genres like jazz, blues, R&B and soul. She released three studio albums between 2003 and 2011 and won five Grammy Awards. Winehouse struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for many years and died of alcohol poisoning in 2011 at the age of 27. The document provides biographical details about Winehouse's life and career highlights, including her marriage and divorce, influences on her music, and some of her quotes reflecting on her insecurities and struggles with addiction.
Rockworld is a place where metalheads can listen to rock music, drink alcohol, and mosh to live rock bands. Upon arriving, the narrator hears Jimi Hendrix before fireworks go off and AC/DC starts playing. The venue features bands like Rage Against the Machine, Metallica, and Led Zeppelin. It is described as welcoming, with the scent of rock and free alcohol. Moshpits are said to get one's heart pumping and provide an adrenaline rush. Rockworld provides entertainment for free and lets metalheads have fun without judgment.
The Rolling Stones formed in London in 1962 and were originally comprised of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Ian Stewart, and Charlie Watts. While their early work covered songs by other artists, they soon emerged as a top songwriting band. Some of their most famous songs include "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Paint It Black", and "Gimme Shelter". Over their 45 year career, the Rolling Stones went through breaks but remained one of the most successful and influential rock bands in history.
Vicente, Oriol (2019). "Transferència i Innovació del Patrimoni Digital: de la universitat a la comunitat". Jornada Intensiu Digital: intercanvi d'experiències en col·leccions digitals 2019. Universitat de Barcelona, Facultat de Biblioteconomia i Documentació, 13 de juny de 2019.
Oficina 2:0_la clau és la metodologia 17/02/2011 Barcelona ActivaPablo Muiño Pardo
Ponència a un acte sobre "Vols gestionar la teva empresa a través de la xarxa? Vine i coneixeràs quins recursos hi ha disponibles i com treure el máxim profit".
Barcelona Activa Cibernàrium - Programa activitats 2n Trimestre 2019Barcelona Activa
El Cibernàrium és l’espai de Barcelona Activa-Ajuntament de Barcelona per a la
formació i la divulgació tecnològica.
Situat a la primera planta de l’edifici MediaTIC, ofereix una àmplia oferta formativa per donar resposta a les demandes en formació TIC dels i les professionals i pimes de la ciutat.
Ja fa alguns anys que hem assumit que el ciberespai és un entorn creixentment important, en tots els àmbits de la vida social. La sociabilitat, la vida econòmica i laboral, l’activitat cultural, el debat polític, la recerca, la comunicació... totes les dimensions de la nostra vida social i individual s’han vist conquerides per la dimensió digital i intensament connectada que ha provocat la popularització d’Internet i les tecnologies de la informació i la comunicació.
Aquest (r)evolució multidimensional comporta un repte específic de primera magnitud per al disseny. La vida digital té lloc en espais artificials, on el disseny, la producció sintètica, tenen una importància com mai havien tingut en cap altre entorn d’interacció humana. Al ciberespai, tot ha de ser dissenyat, des del paisatge fins a les identitats de les persones o, fins i tot, les pautes d’interacció i comportament.
Aquesta xerrada vol subratllar alguns d’aquests nous protagonismes, donar alguns conceptes i exemples i obrir un debat sobre fins a quin punt el disseny afronta un nou rol en aquesta societat intensament tecnificada, on la interfície s’ha convertit en hegemònica
Similar to El Patrimoni Cultural en l'era del WWW (20)
3. Per quèparlemd’innovació digital al Patrimoni Cultural? … creiem en noves idees iaproximacions en la creació, transmissióipreservació de …, iperaixòrecolzeml’ús de les TIC per a promoure la innovació
4. Per quèparlemd’innovació digital al Patrimoni Cultural? jo/vosaltres/el govern/un museu creiem en noves idees iaproximacions en la creació, transmissióipreservació de la cultura, iperaixòrecolzeml’ús de les TIC per a promoure la innovació
5. Per quèparlemd’innovació digital? EDUCAUSEvaluesnew ideas andapproaches in thecreation, transmission, andpreservationofknowledge, andthussupportsthe use ofinformationtechnologytofosterinnovation.
6. Innovar?Repensar quèfemicomhofem Amabile et al. (1996): "Allinnovationbeginswithcreative ideas . . . We define innovation as thesuccessfulimplementationofcreative ideas withinanorganization. In thisview, creativity by individualsandteamsis a startingpointforinnovation; thefirstisnecessarybutnotsufficientconditionforthesecond". Baregheh et al (2009) "Innovationisthemulti-stageprocesswherebyorganizationstransform ideas intonew/improvedproducts, serviceorprocesses, in ordertoadvance, compete anddifferentiatethemselvessuccessfully in theirmarketplace."
7. Les TIC, qui són? Dues històries que convergeixen … l’ordinador, entès com a una màquina amb capacitat de gestió i emmagatzemament d’informació. … la xarxa, entesa com una eina de comunicació entre màquines. Avui en dia, un ordinador que no està connectat en xarxa, per què existeix? Un repositori de continguts, que no està pensat per ser mostrat a la xarxa, per què existeix? Una màquina capaç de fer grans càculs, però incapaç d’agafar dades de qualsevol punt del món, per què existeix?
8. LA XARXA 1969, ARPANET: Stanford i UCLA, després també Harvard i MIT 1971, mail, nom@nom_màquina 1971, projectegutenberg, el precursor del e-book 1973, ARPANET a Europa, el mail és el 75% del trànsit 1974, TCP/IP, protocol. Internet: senseautoritat de control 1977, el módem 1984, el DNS, adrecesd’internet comprensibles 1990, el WWW, Tim Berners Lee al CERN (html, http, url) 1990, primera connexió de pagament: desapareix ARPANET 1991, Gopher, el primer cercador de continguts
9. 1993, Mosaic, el primer navegadorgràfic 1995, la comercialitzaciód’internet(ssl) 1998, Google, si és a la xarxa, hotrobarem 2001, Wikipedia 2004, Web 2.0, la webcom a plataforma 2004, Facebook 2005, YouTube 2006, Twitter 2007,iphone 2005-2010, de la websemàntica, a la computació al núvol, i la internet de les coses
10. L’ORDINADOR De fet, durant gran part de la història, el càlcul i l’emmagatzemament de dades han seguit camins diferents. En els dos casos partim però de màquines gegantines, que redueixen l’espai que ocupen amb la mateixa rapidesa que augmenten la potència i capacitat. Com el cas de la història de la xarxa, cada any –des la dècada dels 30 del segle passat- s’inventava alguna cosa nova. I també com en el cas de la xarxa, això continua essent així. Per fer una història més entenedora…
12. … a una granja de màquinesper gestionar part de les dadesd’unprojecte, 2010 Entre 5 i 10 Petabytes, CERN ComputingCenter
13. Del primer ordinadorelectrònic2a guerra mundial ENIAC, Universitat de Pennsylvania: 167 m2, 5.000 sumes i 300 multiplicacionspersegon, 27 tones, calia operar manualmentuns 6.000 interruptors
14. … al Marenostrum, 2010 Marenostrum, BSC. 10240 processadors, cada processador –un xip- té milions de transistors, cada transistor fa una operació senzilla. 42 bilions d’operacions per segon.
15. Per quèparlemd’innovació digital al Patrimoni Cultural? jo/vosaltres/el govern/un museu creiem en noves idees iaproximacions en la creació, transmissióipreservació de la cultura, iperaixòrecolzeml’ús de les TIC per a promoure la innovació
16. Innovar?Repensar quèfemicomhofem Amabile et al. (1996): "Allinnovationbeginswithcreative ideas . . . We define innovation as thesuccessfulimplementationofcreative ideas withinanorganization. In thisview, creativity by individualsandteamsis a startingpointforinnovation; thefirstisnecessarybutnotsufficientconditionforthesecond". Baregheh et al (2009) "Innovationisthemulti-stageprocesswherebyorganizationstransform ideas intonew/improvedproducts, serviceorprocesses, in ordertoadvance, compete anddifferentiatethemselvessuccessfully in theirmarketplace."
17. La innovaciócom a necessitat Usar les TIC en l’estudi, preservació i difusió del patrimoni cultural no és un luxe, ni segurament una elecció, és una necessitat. Però fer-ho de forma intel·ligent (smart) ens hauria de portar a fer coses diferents. Estem parlant de canviar els processos i els continguts, per tant estem parlant de canviar organitzacions i perfils professionals.
18. Inventariar o documentar de manera digital Per tenir un inventari digital - digitalitzar el que ja tenim? - convertir els nostres arxius de paper en BBDD? - inventariar/documentar de manera diferent? Escollim la solució que escollim –i n’hi ha d’altres- no hauríem de traslladar les limitacions d’un inventari “analògic” a les possibilitats d’un inventari digital.
19. ICOMOS+ UNESCO ja ho van dir… Charters, resolutionsanddeclarations by internationalorganisationsunderlinetheimportanceofdocumentationof cultural heritageforthepurposesofconservationworks, management, appraisal, assessmentofthestructuralcondition, archiving, publicationandresearch. Importantonesincludethe International CouncilonMonumentsandSites, ICOMOS (ICOMOS, 2005) and UNESCO, includingthefamousVenice Charter, The International Charter fortheConservationandRestorationofMonumentsandSites, 1964, (UNESCO, 2005). This suite ofdocumentationrequirements, as stated by theinternationalagreements, imposesimportanttechnicalrestrictionsanddictatesspecifications, whichshould be always borne in mindwhenrecordingstrategies are designedandfollowed. Thecommonfeaturesoftheabovedocuments are, briefly: •recordingof a vastamountoffour dimensional (i.e. 3D plus time) multi-source, multi-formatandmulti-contentinformation, withstatedlevelsofaccuracyanddetail; •digital inventories in 3D and, as far as available, datedhistoricalimages; •managementofthe 4D information in a secureandrationalway, makingitavailableforsharinganddistributiontootherusers; and •visualizationandpresentationoftheinformation in a user-friendlyway, so thatdifferentkindsofusers can actuallyretrievethe data andacquireusefulinformation, using Internet andvisualizationtechniques. Recognizingthesedocumentationneeds, ICOMOS andthe International SocietyofPhotogrammetryand Remote Sensing (ISPRS) joinedefforts in 1969 andcreatedthe International Committeefor Heritage Documentation, CIPA, (CIPA, 2005) [http://cipa.icomos.org/]. Cultural Heritage Documentation. PetrosPatias. International SummerSchool “Digital Recordingand 3D Modeling”, AghiosNikolaos, Crete, Greece, 24-29 April 2006
25. I altrecop a l’inventari digital http://patmapa.gencat.cat
26. La difusió del patrimoni La millor eina de difusió seria un inventari digital que faci una bona explotació de les TIC. Però no ens cal esperar, podem aprofitar-nos de les eines i fàcilment engegar projectes que ens mostrin el patrimoni com mai l’havíem vist fins ara. - portals - geolocalització - imatges espectaculars - jocs i simulacions - la difusió prosumer
33. La innovació com a oportunitat Usar les TIC en l’estudi, preservació i difusió del patrimoni cultural és també una oportunitat. Per reinventar-nos. Per redefinir conceptes i activitats. Per fer desaparéixer barreres.
34. L’exemple de la UOC Fa 15 anys, la primera universitat virtual acreditada del món. Dissenya una estructura organitzativa totalment trencadora. Canvia el rol del professor. Aproxima a l’acadèmic i el professor. Dissenya processos interns i externs també digitals. Integra la tecnologia: no només els informàtics l’entenen. No tothom ho veia així el 1995. Institucions i projectes que van intentar fer una educació digital sense transformar-se van desaparéixer.
35. Innovar no vol dir necessàriament… … estar a la última. Sovint, amb tecnologies més madures i que entenem millor, podem instaurar innovacions més profundes. … fer-ho ja. La tecnologia avança molt i molt depressa. Fer un desenvolupament de simulació 3D avui pot ser molt costós. La realitat augmentada ja emergeix com una tecnologia menys cara. … fer-ho tot. Allò que fem ha d’estar aliniat amb la nostra missió, valors i objectius. … sobretot, no vol dir només fer servir la tecnologia. Podem introduir tecnologies molt diferents, però si no canviem res més, només afegim despesa i feina.
36. Innovar vol dir necessàriament… … intentar preveure allò que necessitarem. Per aliniar la feina que fem avui, i permetre la innovació de demà. … tenir un ull en la tecnologia emergent. Per modular desenvolupaments i productes, amb un ús més eficient i intel·ligent de la tecnologia … no blindar-nos. A fer el mateix però diferent, ni a fer coses que mai havíem pensat que faríem. … entendre que la penetració de les TIC en la cultura ens fa canviar la manera que percebem, entenem, estudiem i volem veure el Patrimoni Cultural. A banda de canviar significativament el que es consolidarà com a Patrimoni en un futur
38. Tecnologiamòbil 2009, Pew Internet and American Life Project el 2020 els dispositius mòbils seran la principal connexió a internet per la major part de la gent al món és una tecnologia que es presenta com a integradora: del primer i tercer món, però també inter-generacional
