Wind Map An invisible, ancient source of energy surrounds us—energy that powered the first explorations of the world, and that may be a key to the future. This map shows you the delicate tracery of wind flowing over the US. The wind map is a personal art project, not associated with any company. We've done our best to make this as accurate as possible, but can't make any guarantees about the correctness of the data or our software. If the map is missing or seems slow, we recommend the latest Chrome browser. Surface wind data comes from the National Digital Forecast Database. If you're looking for a weather map, or just want more detail on the weather today, see these more traditional maps of temperature and wind.
Rick Baker Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Rick Baker Rick Baker en 2011 Rick Baker (parfois crédité Richard A. Baker ou Richard Baker) est un spécialiste des effets spéciaux américain né le 8 décembre 1950 à Binghamton, État de New York. Carrière[modifier | modifier le code] Filmographie sélective[modifier | modifier le code] Récompenses[modifier | modifier le code] Lien externe[modifier | modifier le code] (en) Rick Baker sur l’Internet Movie Database Portail du cinéma américain Stunning Subjectivity: Paula Scher's Obsessive Hand-Painted Maps by Maria Popova An irreverent, artful antidote to GPS appification, or what the NYC subway has to do with tsunamis. Iconic designer Paula Scher is one of my big creative heroes, her thoughts on combinatorial creativity a perfect articulation of my own beliefs about how we create. I began painting maps to invent my own complicated narrative about the way I see and feel about the world. (Cue in cartograms.) A foreword by Simon Winchester contextualizes Scher’s maps as cultural objects, and an introduction by Scher herself offers a peek inside the mind and personal history that sprouted her cartographic creativity. A Paula Scher map is both detached from reality and yet at the same time becomes an entirely new reality, one that manages to be useless and essential all at once. Cherry on top: The cover jacket folds out into her legendary colorful map of the world. The World, 1998 NYC Transit, 2007 (left); Manhattan at Night, 2007 (right) China, 2006 Africa, 2003 Shock and Awe, 2005 Tsunami, 2006
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Sightsmap La gestion du temps - Les Amphis de France 5 La gestion du temps La gestion du temps doit permettre à chacun d'être organisé et d'avoir une vie équilibrée. Pour cela, il faut identifier, évaluer, hiérarchiser et organiser ses activités. C'est un état d'esprit et une affaire de technique. Gérer son temps, c'est définir sa relation au temps mais aussi gérer son stress : trouver un équilibre entre activité et temps consommé. Il faut aussi suivre quelques règles : être bien dans sa tête, être motivé, s'entraîner à la pratique du stop, hiérarchiser ses priorités etc...adapter ses rythmes de vie. Voir l'ensemble des programmes de la collection "des méthodes pour apprendre" : La gestion du temps GénériqueEmission conçue et préparée par Régine Acquier, Université de Montpellier 1.
obgeographiques Le Maroni, fleuve aux mille visages | Albert et nous, un voyage sur les traces d'Albert Londres-Mozilla Firefox Le Maroni, fleuve frontière long de 520 km, prend sa source dans la région des Tumuc-Humac au Suriname et se jette dans l’Atlantique. Si Albert Londres n’a jamais entrepris la descente de ce fleuve, nous ne pouvions pas passer à côté. Et nous n’avons rien regretté. Maripasoula, la multicolore La visite de la ville est assez succincte. De retour au carbet, nous rencontrons Myriam et Anne-Gaëlle qui elles aussi font la descente du fleuve. De sauts en sauts vers Grand Santi Pour ne pas réitérer l’erreur de la veille, nous arrivons à 7 h au rendez-vous pirogue. A la tombée de la nuit, nous accostons à Grand Santi et sommes accueillies par Myriam (institutrice rencontrée à Cayenne) et Thomas, prof d’histoire. A la conquête de l’or Après deux jours de visite, nous quittons Grand Santi en pirogue stop. A Apatou, nous logeons chez Manuelle, la sage-femme du village.
MyGPSFiles Select a command to get help. Then, click apply to execute it. If one track is selected, the command will apply only to this track. Else the command will apply to all tracks. Duplicate the track. Revert the track points order. Create a new track by merging all tracks. Merge all track segments into one segment. Create a new track from each segment of the track. Reduce the number of track points. Reduce the number of track points to get a file with the requested size. Reduce the number of track points using the provided epsilon. Replace points elevations by the MapQuest elevation data. Replace points elevations by the Google Earth plugin elevation data. Add points to the track to get a more accurate elevation profile. Set the same elevation for all points. Increase or decrease the elevation of all points by the provided offset. Change the track start time (the first point time). Update points times to simulate the specified speed. Convert track into the selected format. Remove all time data
A new frontier for Google Maps: mapping the indoors-Mozilla Firefox “Where am I?” and “What’s around me?” are two questions that cartographers, and Google Maps, strive to answer. With Google Maps’ “My Location” feature, which shows your location as a blue dot, you can see where you are on the map to avoid walking the wrong direction on city streets, or to get your bearings if you’re hiking an unfamiliar trail. When you’re inside an airport, shopping mall or retail store, a common way to figure out where you are is to look for a freestanding map directory or ask an employee for help. Detailed floor plans automatically appear when you’re viewing the map and zoomed in on a building where indoor map data is available. Mall of America in Minneapolis before and after, with a floor selector San Francisco International Airport before and after, with 3D tilt We’ve initially partnered with some of the largest retailers, airports and transit stations in the U.S. and Japan, including: