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Woodwardian Collection
Building Stones Collection
Palaeontological Collection
Petrology Collection
Mineral Collection
Sedgwick 200
Woodwardian Professor 1917
Brian Harland 100
Research and Copyright
Sources and Links
Collections Online
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Colin Forbes Building
William Smith Map
Walter Brian Harland (1917-2003) Geologist
Walter Brian Harland was born 23rd March 1917 in Scarborough, the son of Walter Ernest Harland, auctioneer and estate agent, and his wife, Alice Marian, née Whitfield. He was educated at Bootham School in York and Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, where he graduated in Geological Sciences and started his PhD. Harland spent much of the Second World War teaching at West China University, now known as the Chengdu University of Technology.
Brian spent 43 field seasons in the geological mapping of the Polar archipelago of Svalbard, beginning in 1938 and ending in the 1990s, leading 29 expeditions. The ice field "Harlandisen" on the main island of Spitsbergen is named in his honour. In 1968, he received the Royal Geographical Society Gold Medal for Arctic exploration and research.
Brian was a Demonstrator in the Department of Geology (later Earth Sciences) Cambridge University 1946-48, Lecturer 1948-66, Reader 1966-84 and Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge 1950-84 (life Fellow 1984-2003). He was instrumental in the establishment of the Cambridge Arctic Shelf Programme (CASP).
Brian was married to Elisabeth Harland, an independent counsellor, and they had 4 children- Marian, Edward, Hilary and Beatrice. Brian died in Cambridge in 2003, and Elisabeth in 2016.
The Svalbard Archive includes over 1000 boxes of records which include expedition notes, specimen catalogues, field notebooks, photographs, negatives, slides, maps, reports and some objects. The collection is being catalogued and repackaged by the Archivist and volunteers.
The specimen collection contains over 60,000 items, including igneous and metamorphic rocks as well as structural, geochemical, geophysical and subsurface samples. Fossils were also collected during the expeditions along with the rock not only for taxonomy but for their environmental significance and tectonic importance.
For further information about the Cambridge Svalbard Exploration Collection Archive (ref. CSEC), please visit the Archives Hub.
For further information about CASP, please visit their website.
An online display of records from the Cambridge Svalbard Exploration Collection has been brought together to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Brian's birth.
A small facsimile display is currently on display at the Museum stores.
Please click on an image for further information.
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Duria summer challenge!
Back at the beginning of lock down the Getty museum challenged us to recreate famous works of art with objects from around the home (#GettyMuseumChallenge). As soon as I heard about it I knew I had to make the Duria Antiquior. Despite it's size, you might have missed the 'Duria', high up on a wall in the Jurassic pond area of the museum.
From Summer at the Museums to Summer with the Museums...
University of Cambridge Museums (UCM) create 28 page Explore and Create pack for families in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
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Email: sedgwickmuseum@esc.cam.ac.uk

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Odduu Health Care is an excellent web application which is a combination of MRS, ELIS, ERP and PACS. This application can store all data centrally and provide data to client through various types of services. This application can store basic information and medical records of whole life of a patient. Mobile application service is also available. Patient can view his / her health history and also can upload his / her health related information through mobile application.
1.This application is for the automation of Medical Management.
2.This application maintains various levels of users. The user type is highly configurable in this application.
Providing prescription, precautions, diet advice etc.
4.All data are stored centrally. For this reason patient, nurse and doctor can anytime access patient all information.
It can be used in any Hospital, Clinic, Dispensary or Pathology labs for maintaining patient details and their test results through network.
This project is related to Medical Record System (MRS), Electronic Laboratory Information System (ELIS), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Picture Archiving & Communication System (PACS).
11.Maintaining records of indoor/outdoor patients.
12.Maintaining patients diagnosis details, advised tests to be done.
13.Providing different laboratory test facilities to a doctor for diagnosis of patients.
37.Providing different radiology test facilities to a doctor for diagnosis of patients.
43.Maintaining patient's injection entry records.
44.Maintaining patient's prescription, medicine and diet advice details.
45.Providing billing details for indoor/outdoor patients.
46.Maintaining backup of data as per user requirements.
47.In this project collection of data is from different pathology labs.
48.Results of tests, prescription, precautions and diet advice will be automatically updated in the database.
49.Related test reports, patient details report, prescription and billing reports can be generated as per user requirements.
50.User or Administrator can search a patient's record by his/her name or their registration identification number.
1.Planned approach towards working: – The working in the organization will be well planned and organized. The data will be stored properly in data stores, which will help in retrieval of information as well as its storage.
2.Accuracy: – The level of accuracy in the proposed system will be higher. All operation would be done correctly and it ensures that whatever information is coming from the center is accurate.
3.Reliability: – The reliability of the proposed system will be high due to the above stated reasons. The reason for the increased reliability of the system is that now there would be proper storage of information.
4.No Redundancy: – In the proposed system utmost care would be that no information is repeated anywhere, in storage or otherwise. This would assure economic use of storage space and consistency in the data stored.
5.Immediate retrieval of information: – The main objective of proposed system is to provide for a quick and efficient retrieval of information. Any type of information would be available whenever the user requires.
6.Immediate storage of information: – In manual system there are many problems to store the largest amount of information.
7.Easy to Operate: – The system should be easy to operate and should be such that it can be developed within a short period of time and fit in the limited budget of the user.
Odduu Health Care will run smoothly on a server with the following minimum configuration. The following server configuration is for running complete Odduu Health Care with all sub-system, i.e. MRS, ERP and ELIS.
1.CPU – Quad Core (8 core, if in future you would want to run PACS integration from the same server).
2.Memory – 8 GB (16 GB, if in future you would want to run PACS integration from the same server).
3.Hard disk – 500GB (doesn't include the disk space needed for PACS integration or if you plan to upload a lot of files/images).
4.CentOS V6.9 64 bit operating system.
GUI is only in English.
Login and password is used for identification of user and there is no facility for guest.


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Ernesto is a key player in high-profile real estate and public financing transactions across the Midwest, advising clients on developments that impact the local landscape and economy.
He counsels developers and public bodies on all aspects of development, from land acquisition through the construction and leasing of commercial, industrial and residential properties.
Ernesto regularly counsels clients on public financing tools and incentives, such as tax increment financing (TIF), tax abatement, community improvement districts, transportation development districts, and state and federal tax credits. He also negotiates commercial, office and industrial leases for landlords and tenants.
Applying his broad knowledge of real estate transactions, Ernesto brings value to clients by drafting state legislation and assisting in its refinement and passage. Additionally, he represents public bodies in the development of professional sports franchise facilities, focusing on the negotiation, adoption and implementation of public financing incentives.
In addition to assisting clients, Ernesto plays a key role is recruiting new talent to the firm as the Chair of the firm's Executive Recruiting Committee in St. Louis. He also is a member of the firm's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council.
Ernesto and his team represented NorthPoint Development in the acquisition and redevelopment of a stalled, 165-acre industrial logistics center embroiled in multimillion-dollar litigation. The team unwound existing public financing incentives and negotiated and implemented new public financing incentives, including real property tax abatement and New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC).
The Hazelwood Logistics Center NorthPoint was a front-to-end massive undertaking that spanned several years. The St. Louis Business Journal awarded the project the 2018 Building St. Louis Award in the Public/Private Project More Than $10 Million category.
Advised St. Louis-based developer on negotiation and adoption of public financing incentives such as tax increment financing (TIF), brownfield tax credits and other state tax credits for redevelopment of former automobile manufacturing site into more than 2 million square feet of retail, office and industrial uses.
Represented client in multiple New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) financing transactions for buildings in major industrial park in Kansas City, Missouri.
Represented industrial developer in acquisition and development of 1.3 million-square-foot logistics optimization center leased to General Motors, including negotiation and adoption of real property tax abatement and creation of transportation development district to assist with financing and construction of related public improvements.
Advised developers on numerous tax increment financing projects in Missouri, Illinois and Nebraska ranging from $5 million to $90 million in approved TIF funding.
Retained by owners of St. Louis Blues NHL franchise to structure and negotiate governmental incentives provided by City of St. Louis to support first phase of $140 million renovation of Enterprise Center, home of the Blues and a major downtown entertainment venue. Representation involved negotiation, adoption and implementation of public financing tools such as municipal revenue bonds, Community Improvement District sales tax and successful defense of litigation challenging the constitutionality of public financing.
Represented developer in public financing for a new office tower, which consisted of $202 million Chapter 100 bond financing and $18.5 million transportation development district bond financing.
Represented Fortune 100 publicly traded company in development of 225,000-square-foot facility costing in excess of $70 million. Financing included nearly $22 million of Missouri BUILD bonds, Chapter 100 bond financing and sales tax abatement.
Counseled landlord in negotiation of office leases in 750,000-square-foot office tower.
Counseled lenders and developers on real estate due diligence and title insurance matters in more than 30 states.
Represented privately held company in all real estate aspects of $95 million sale of corporate assets, including six separate river terminals (fee-owned and leased property) in multiple states.
Ernesto enjoys hunting, fly-fishing and trying new restaurants.
He is particularly proud of completing the Wyoming Cutt Slam, catching all four subspecies of cutthroat trout native to Wyoming rivers over the course of multiple trips to the state. He reported his catches to the state Game and Fish Department, which awarded a certificate as proof of his accomplishment.
As foodies, Ernesto and his wife love trying new restaurants. They venture out with their three children to establishments in St. Louis to discover the latest food crazes. He also enjoys cooking at home.
Ernesto volunteers to help make hospital stays for children more fun and less fearful.
When his nephew spent a month at St. Louis Children's Hospital, Ernesto saw firsthand what a hospital can do for patients and their families. He and his wife joined the hospital's Young Friends group and assist with the fundraising event Cocktails and Clowns. The money raised allows doctors and nurses to enter the hospital rooms dressed as clowns, helping kids form positive associations with hospital staff.
As a member of the firm's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council, Ernesto tackles the challenge of increasing diversity among attorneys.
The immigrant narrative is central to Ernesto. He was raised with the ethos: You work hard so you can provide more for your family. He strives to do the same but recognizes that not everyone has success modeled for them.
Ernesto is pleased that the firm takes a role in identifying opportunities for people who may not know they exist. For example, the firm has established programs in which Husch Blackwell attorneys engage with high school students from minority areas and bring them to the law firm to meet attorneys and hear about their jobs. The students participate in negotiation exercises where they see attorneys in action and realize that they also have the potential to do that kind of work. The firm also prides itself on its direct outreach to law student groups at local universities, where the next generation of diverse lawyers can seek advice and mentorship from Husch Blackwell attorneys.


Annual January 3rd "Proof of Keys" Celebration of the Genesis Block!
By demanding and taking possession of their assets, individuals will learn real fast with blockchain proof whether they are part of the elite HODLers or not. Proof of Keys is the annual HODLer initiation.
Every year HODLers celebrate with a test of trust. HODLers test people, exchanges, corporations and other services. Get withdrawals limits ready. Plus, one can easily forget where small amounts of bitcoins are. Remember and find them. Most importantly, HODLers can test themselves.
On January 3rd HODLers everywhere celebrate Bitcoin by withdrawing all their bitcoins to wallets they control that perform network consensus and use best practices like the Glacier Protocol.
Those who are ignorant of or ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Learn from the experience of others.
The signatories of this agreement wrongly believe that the currency created by adopting this contentious hard fork will eventually become Bitcoin. Therefore storing any BTC on services such as Coinbase, Bitpay and Xapo is strongly not recommended. By storing BTC on these services, you could find that after the hard fork, your BTC has been renamed to something else or replaced entirely with the new altcoin.
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This simple exercise costs little, perhaps a few transaction fees, yet proves possession and strengthens network consensus. Companies and exchanges must prove their trustworthiness and consensus. Many HODLers have extensive war experience with BIP148, UASF, NO2X, etc.
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The HVAC system in your Fort Bend County, Texas, house is central to the comfort of your home and family no matter what time of year. Unfortunately, even the best systems don't last forever. After 10, 15, or 20 years, the system will eventually reach the end of its tenure. That's when the problem of finding a new one begins. While the thought of the perfect temperature is indeed soothing, there are many aspects of installation that are intimidating. If you've ever had questions about HVAC systems but were hesitant to ask, here's a guide to get you through from start to finish.
What HVAC Size Do I Need?
The size and capacity of your HVAC system is one of the most important aspects to get the ideal heating and air conditioning units for your home. If you buy one too small, it won't adequately heat or cool the home, while one that's too large will rack up insane energy bills, also failing to give you the comfort you desire. A common misconception is that bigger is better. However, a properly sized unit adequately runs through the right amount of cycles without losing its efficiency.
Air conditioners are the most sensitive when it comes to size issues, and they come in sizes ranging from 1.5 tons to 5 tons. In between, they go through half-ton increments. When we come out to size your air conditioning needs, we use a load formula, which approximates your cooling needs. This accounts for many factors including square footage, outside shade, if there's a basement, and so forth. If you want a quick idea, this old-school formula should suffice. In this instance, we'll use a 2,000 square foot home.
From this example, you'd need a 4-ton air conditioner.
This isn't an exact method, but it does give you a ballpark to start your shopping quest for the ultimate air conditioner. When an HVAC technician does the actual sizing for a new system, they should always use Manual J calculations for a more accurate determination of size.
In this example, you'd need a 60,000 BTU furnace to properly heat the home.
Once again, it's important to mention that these formulas aren't exact. In any case, they'll give you a better idea of cost, and from there, we can help you make the decision.
Which HVAC Systems Should I Consider?
Only a few decades ago, the choice of an HVAC system was relatively limited. Most companies offered basic air conditioners and furnaces, while few chose to branch out to other solutions. However, HVAC has evolved rapidly, and today there are more solutions than ever. Sure, there are still traditional air conditioners and furnaces, but many now come equipped with the ENERGY STAR logo. This means that they've been approved by the government as energy-saving units. The best part is that they provide the same comfort and quality as traditional systems.
If you're looking to get a new furnace, you have plenty of options. While electric furnaces are becoming more popular, oil and gas furnaces are a satisfactory option because of their efficiency and heating prowess. Air conditioners run almost exclusively off electric power, so there's no need to purchase fuel and have it delivered to your home.
The most exciting advancements in HVAC technology deal with heat pumps and ductless mini-splits. Mini-splits are ideal for remodels, new home construction, or saving space, as they don't require any ductwork, and need just an exterior compressor and a few units indoors to function effectively. You can put these units anywhere in the house, which provides zoning options. Heat pumps are another popular option, especially in the warmer climate of Texas. When it's hot outside, the heat pump, despite its name, cools your home by extracting the heat and forcing it outside. In the winter, it does the opposite, taking any heat from the outdoors and moving it into your home.
Do I Need Any Indoor Air Quality Systems?
Another important decision when upgrading or replacing your HVAC system deals with indoor air quality. Because a majority of your day is spent inside your home, excellent indoor air quality is a must. While most HVAC systems do a decent job at removing excess humidity and dust from the air, there are other products that take it a step further. Whole-home dehumidifiers and humidifiers can optimize your indoor relative humidity levels.
Air cleaners and UV lamps are the ideal ways to remove any contaminants from the air. They are both amazing at trapping and killing bacteria, viruses, mold, and any other organisms which pose a threat to your family's health.
The cost of installing your new system is two-fold. First, you should think about the up-front costs. This includes the price of the unit(s) as well as labor costs. Try to make a budget beforehand so you can adhere to it and not overspend. For your convenience, we offer easy and affordable installation while putting your scheduling needs at the top of our priorities. The second half of costs to consider is operational cost once the system is up and running. Don't skimp on a cheaper unit as, many times, the excessive operational costs will outweigh the benefit of the cheaper purchase price.
Surprisingly, installing a new HVAC system takes less time than you may think. A typical air conditioner takes anywhere from four to eight hours to install, while a furnace may take approximately four to 10 hours. When you put it together, you're only talking about a day or two of installation when you go with our services. That means you can get back to your busy schedule without having to rearrange your work or lifestyle.
What Terms Should I Know?
The more you know about terminology when it comes to HVAC systems, the better for your peace of mind. Fortunately, this glossary should help guide you, so you're never out of the loop.
SEER: Seasonal Efficiency Energy Ratio. This is a rating of the efficiency of HVAC units. The federally regulated minimum SEER rating is 13, while top of the line units receive 25. The higher the number, the more you'll save on energy costs.
AFUE: Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency. Usually listed as a percentage, this is how many BTUs your furnace puts out for every 100 BTUs put in. The bottom-line rate is 78 percent, while top-notch units put out 90 percent.
NATE: North American Technician Excellence, Inc. This is the leading authority on HVAC installation certification. Fortunately for you, we have some of the top NATE-certified technicians available.
HSPF: Heating Season Performance Factor. This is a measure of a heat pump's efficiency over one heating season. The higher the number, the more efficient the heat pump.
How Do I Maintain the New Unit?
Once you choose the unit(s) you want and we install it, it should hum along with total efficiency. However, that doesn't mean it doesn't need some attention every so often. Think of it as a new car. Even if it's brand new, you wouldn't drive it for years without changing the oil. The same goes for your HVAC system. Preferably twice a year, but at least once a year, you should give us a call for a thorough inspection and tuneup. This will prolong the life of your system while also saving you a bundle on heating and cooling costs.
Choosing a new HVAC system for a new home, a remodel, or an upgrade isn't an easy decision. However, it's a necessity that you'll have to face at some point, especially if you plan on living in your home for the foreseeable future. If you need someone who will install your system quickly and without any hassle, make sure to call Davis Air Conditioning and Heating today at 888-710-5530. We'll be with you every step of the way, to provide peace of mind and unbeatable home comfort.


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Meathook Cinema Hall of Fame- Enter the Dragon (1973)
Meathook Cinema in Film, Film Review December 29, 2022 December 29, 2022 647 Words
In the early 70s in the UK, and indeed worldwide, we were in the grip of Kung Fu Fever. A huge reason for this was the John Carradine TV show Kung Fu but another major factor was the Bruce Lee film Enter The Dragon.
Imagine an unholy blend of martial arts, Blaxploitation, action and even James Bond. But there is a lot more as to why the film is just sooo good. One major reason is that it feels authentic. This was the moment that martial arts movies truly broke into the mainstream rather than such films being imported and playing to niche audiences in drive-ins and grindhouse theatres. Enter the Dragon was the joint venture of Golden Harvest, a studio based in Hong Kong who were well known for producing such fare and Warner Bros in America who recognised that martial arts movies were becoming very popular indeed. Bruce Lee's star had been steadily rising also. Lee would also stage all of the fight scenes within the film and even make casting suggestions. Rod Taylor was due to take the role which was eventually taken on by John Saxon but was vetoed by Lee as he felt him to be too tall for the role.
It's also great to see a film with black, white and Asian leads. We get the world-weariness of John Saxon, the Blaxploitation cool cat that is Jim Kelly and then we get Bruce Lee. I could watch Mr Lee all day long and the only negative that I have about Enter The Dragon is that Lee passed away just after the film was completed. It's a massive tragedy that this amazing talent couldn't be enjoyed in more films after this masterpiece was made. Lee was 32 when he passed away.
Lee's fight scenes are some of the best I've ever seen on screen and are almost supernaturally brilliant. I love what I've dubbed 'The Bruce Lee Strut' that he adopts when he's in full flow. But Lee's acting skills and natural charisma also shine through which makes his death even more devastating. I love the snippets of philosophy that his character dispenses throughout the film. Add to this that Lee is one of the most stylish men I've ever seen in a film. He really is cool as fuck and, in my humble opinion, one of the best leading men in film history.
Cool. As. Fuck.
But there's also a strong horror element to the film also. Lee's nemesis is Mr Hans, a drug lord and pimp who is missing a hand but puts this to his advantage as he can now fix numerous deadly fake hands to his stump consisting of things like deadly razors (years before Freddy Krueger) or even claws. The film's ending sequence within the hall of mirrors is the stuff of nightmares.
Add to this Lalo Schifrin's funky soundtrack. I love the stories about Lalo wanting some of Lee's war cries on the soundtrack as part of some of the tracks but rather than taking these from fight scenes, he brought Lee into the studio to specifically record them. The idea of Lee in the studio making these sounds is surreally fantastic.
There is also a scope to the film that makes it gorgeous to look at with amazing cinematography and direction. It feels like Warner Bros and Golden Harvest wanted to pour all of their available talent into making a classic rather than just knocking out a quick film to make a few bucks. And audiences knew this and the film went on to make $400m with a budget of $850,000. Enter The Dragon is also now seen as one of the best action/martial arts films ever made and has even been included in the National Film Registry as a work of massive cultural significance. And deservedly so.
Review- Rocky (1976)
Review- Saturn 3 (1980)


To find hotels near Adi Sumarmo airport, paste in search form the name of the city of (Solo City), then select the dates of Check In and Check Out, select the number of guests and click Search.
SOC airport Solo City transcript or SOC which airport?
The name of the airport: Adi Sumarmo. The airport is located in the country: Indonesia. The city location of the airport in Solo City. IATA airport code Adi Sumarmo: SOC. The IATA airport code is a 3 letter unique identifier, assigned airports world International air transport Association (IATA). ICAO airport code Adi Sumarmo: WARQ. The ICAO airport code is a 4 letter unique identifier that is assigned to the airports by the International civil aviation organization (ICAO).
The geographic coordinates of the airport Adi Sumarmo.
The latitude at which the airport is located: -7.516089000000, the longitude of airport: 110.756892000000. Geographic coordinates of latitude and longitude define the position of the airport on the earth's surface. To fully define the position of the airport in three-dimensional space, we should also know the third coordinate is the height. The height of the airport above sea level is 128 meters. The airport is located in the time zone: -7.0 GMT. The airline always indicates local time of departure and arrival airport according to the time zones.