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Ivan’s Chili

Dalhousie University Facilities Management

Fashion Technology

Art presents a different way of looking at things than science;

one which preserves the mystery of things without undoing the mystery.

Helpppp! Got a black tie wedding next month 💒 and narrowed the dresses down to four!! But which one?! pic.twitter.com/f4XZmXeJx4

— Miss Gauld (@miss_gauld) April 5, 2024

Garment Industry Standards

Gallery: School Uniforms

Textiles

Art, Design & Fashion Studios

Two universes mosey down the street
Connected by love and a leash and nothing else.
Mostly I look at lamplight through the leaves
While he mooches along with tail up and snout down,
Getting a secret knowledge through the nose
Almost entirely hidden from my sight.

We stand while he’s enraptured by a bush
Till I can’t stand our standing any longer
And haul on the leash to bring him away.
He lives in the moment, which is good for him,
But when I see a stone wall, I think of Greece,
The sort of place he’d have a lot to say about—
The sniffable pots and broken statues,
The seas, the Ionic evenings all in a row.
But he just gives a yelp and comes running over
To smell my palm, and what can I do but
Smile and bend down to give him a hello?

York University Facilities Services

Rewind: Animals 100

“La primavera”

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Ben’s Nachos

Dalhousie University Facilities Management

Dreaming of a future at @dalagriculture? 🐮 The scholarship deadline is March 1! Details: https://t.co/TtFwsJK44a pic.twitter.com/OlnaoJv1O7

— Dalhousie University (@DalhousieU) February 16, 2020

Dalhousie University

סיור אומנות ציבורית של אוניברסיטת בן גוריון

The Standards Institution of Israel

Halifax Coffee Shops

National Building Code of Canada

Dal Student Life: Our Favorite Coffee Shops

Sam Harris: Take Back Control Of Your Mind

This is what Canadians built before the country went insane pic.twitter.com/iZ5xZiMJxH

— Jeremy Wayne Tate (@JeremyTate41) February 2, 2024

Halifax Nova Scotia c. 1762

Nova Scotia

Spring Equinox

The Earth’s precession is a slow, cyclical motion of the rotational axis that causes the position of the celestial poles to change over time. This motion is caused by the gravitational influence of the Moon and Sun on the Earth’s equatorial bulge, and it has a period of about 26,000 years.

Over astronomical time, the Earth’s precession has caused a number of changes in the position of the stars and constellations in the sky. For example, due to precession, the position of the North Star, or Polaris, has shifted over time, and in ancient times, other stars, such as Thuban, were used as celestial markers for navigation. Additionally, precession can cause changes in the length and timing of the seasons over long timescales.

The Earth’s precession is affected by a number of factors, including the gravitational pull of other planets, the shape of the Earth’s orbit around the Sun, and the distribution of mass within the Earth itself. These factors can cause slight variations in the rate and direction of precession over time.

Overall, while the effects of precession on the Earth’s rotation and position in the sky are not easily observable on human timescales, they are an important component of the Earth’s long-term astronomical behavior.

Gallery: Other Ways of Knowing Climate Change

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