The image is from Matteo Ferrari Fotografia where there is a collection of photographs of people who have had the same car for many years.
The link is courtesy of John Nack’s blog
The image is from Matteo Ferrari Fotografia where there is a collection of photographs of people who have had the same car for many years.
The link is courtesy of John Nack’s blog
I’m not sure where I found this originally, it was some time back.
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Bravo
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Echo
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Isaac
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The phonetic alphabet was developed to overcome the difficulty of transmitting information by means of electronic communication where voice quality was very poor. By using highly dissimilar sounding words to indicate letters, it is simple to distinguish between them. For example, whilst it is difficult to distinguish a spoken f from an s, it is impossible to confuse the words foxtrot and sierra even under very poor conditions.
In the early years of radio, different countries developed their own versions of the phonetic alphabet, then as the world opened up, an international system was adopted which is now in use across most of the globe. It is shown below alongside earlier methods which were developed by the British and American military.
mental_floss Blog » The Straw that Saves Lives
This is a lot better than giving them a $100 laptop for crying out loud! If they are dying because of no clean water what good is a laptop!
There are more talks at ted.com all free and even can be downloaded into Itunes as podcasts. Others on science are quite very inspiring! Highly recommended.
I haven’t looked at it yet, but for sure Oscar Peterson is great.
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And if this isn’t enough here’s 40 Professional Icon Sets For Free Download
and a bunch of fonts here.