Deep Space Habitat module concepts outlined for BEO exploration
In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to inspect and manipulate IP addresses as Python objects with Python's ipaddress module, improving your understanding of IP address mechanics and patterns used by the module.
With its generous dome shape and graphic expression, Fost lamp offers a combined solution for acoustics and illumination.
LONGING FOR THE SEA - the sea offers the freedom to escape all constraints and relax completely.
When Ingo Maurer encountered a textile sample made by Dagmar Mombach, it was love at first sight. For the MaMo Nouchies the concept was applied to the unique lightness and modesty of paper which has been one of his favourite materials for many years. Transformed by the elaborate process invented by Dagmar, the paper can be formed in a variety of new ways. Our aim has always been to make lighting that combines visual beauty with technical sophistication and this is exactly how we see The MaMo Nouchies ®.
A-N-D investigates new design possibilities using innovative production methods while integrating the most current technologies in lighting. The result of that exploration puts forward honest products that transcend time and place. In pursuit of the visually poetic, we’re inspired by the unexpected and the everyday; drawn to the capacity of light to shape and animate space.
Thr Aion Hyper GT has scissor doors and 340 hp.
Classy new products from Gabriel Scott launching during ICFF 2013.
Designed to fit into the smallest of spaces, these 14 super-compact, ultra-efficient kitchen designs pack lots of function into a tiny footprint.
clap studio imagined the fashion cafe HER as a sinuous landscape, with 'mountains' of terracotta inspired by the surface of mars.
P.Lamp' is a minimalist design created by Germany-based designer A'DESIGN.
Synapse extendable lighting system shaped like snowflakes with connection arms by Francisco Gomez Paz for Luceplan launches.
It's been a while since I did one of these flashback features so here's a few pages from the issue of a comic that went on sale this weekend 44 years ago. It's Countdown No.32, dated September 25th 1971, which would have been published on Saturday Sept.18th 1971. (Click on images to see them larger.) Countdown was a glossy 24 page weekly published by Polystyle, which featured strips based on the sci-fi adventure TV shows of the day. The comic tried to be a replacement for the glory days of TV21, to the extent that it had gained the licence to do strips of Gerry Anderson shows after TV21 had dropped them. (By the time this issue of Countdown was published, the ailing TV21 had merged into Valiant.) The cover of this issue kicks off a new UFO serial illustrated by Gerry Haylock. One of the great things about Countdown was that it credited the artists; something most British comics didn't do back then. The centrespread of the comic featured Doctor Who. The fantastic artist Harry Lindfield does a fine job of illustrating a very busy script but there's a lot going on to pack into two pages and it does feel like it would have benefited from spreading it over another page or two. Eight of Countdown's 24 pages were in full colour, and although the content would vary over the comic's run, the Countdown strip itself had its two pages of colour every week. This was an originated strip not based on any TV show but it did feature spacecraft designs from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. (No spacecraft in this episode though.) Artwork by the always-astounding John Burns. Countdown ran a different complete 7 page story every week, and this week it was the turn of Captain Scarlet. Connecting with continuity with the movie Thunderbirds Are Go, the strip saw the return of the Martian Rock Snakes, - this time on Earth as part of a Mysteron plot. A daft story but great art by Keith Watson... Having the licence for Gerry Anderson strips meant that Polystyle could reprint old strips from TV21, which came in handy when the budget was reduced. Although originally published in full colour, some Stingray and Fireball XL5 strips were reprinted in greyscale. Furthermore, the Fireball strips were reduced and turned at 90 degrees. However, personally speaking this didn't bother me one bit and as a 12 year old I was only too glad to revisit those classic strips I'd read when I was six. As you might have guessed from the competition to win a weather station, Countdown liked to mix science alongside science fiction. The back page of this issue featured a cutaway of the Apollo Lunar Module (reprinted from a book called Manned Spacecraft). I thought Countdown was an excellent comic, just up my street. No sports or war stories; just science fiction and fact (plus the occasional feature about UFO sightings). Sadly it seems most kids didn't take to it and with issue 59 it changed its title to TV Action, expanding its content to include TV shows such as Hawaii Five-O, and Cannon. Later, it'd incorporate pop pin-ups to compete with Look-In, but it still remained a good TV adventure comic up until its merger with TV Comic in 1973.
Discover how iGuzzini enhances cultural places, galleries, stores and hotels through the subtlety of innovative lighting and creative design.
The 10th edition of the Advanced Architecture Contest was held under the theme of "AI for the Built Environment".
01 - In this module you'll learn about basic concepts and Local Area Networking.
Here's a demo on how to add a custom field to Zoho CRM. We use the leads module but the same concepts can be applied for any other modules in Zoho CRM.
