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The texture of dark river water under the influence of wind, imprinted in perspective. Horizontal imag

The texture of dark river water under the influence of wind, imprinted in perspective. Horizontal imag

Burning reeds. Nature fire landscape. Devastation of wildlife, human influence on planet. Air pollution, hot and dry climate

Burning reeds. Nature fire landscape. Devastation of wildlife, human influence on planet. Air pollution, hot and dry climate

Steroids can be a big weight and a burden with negative influence - Steroids role and impact symbolized by a heavy prisoner`s

Steroids can be a big weight and a burden with negative influence - Steroids role and impact symbolized by a heavy prisoner`s

Concept of leadership, influence, crisis management. People figures and comment clouds above their heads.

Concept of leadership, influence, crisis management. People figures and comment clouds above their heads.

Psychopath person having egocentric and antisocial designed by a person influence other things

Psychopath person having egocentric and antisocial designed by a person influence other things

Unworthy can be a big weight and a burden with negative influence - Unworthy role and impact symbolized by a heavy prisoner`s

Unworthy can be a big weight and a burden with negative influence - Unworthy role and impact symbolized by a heavy prisoner`s

Leadership to guide team direction lead to success, determination or decision to motivate team, power to control or influence

Leadership to guide team direction lead to success, determination or decision to motivate team, power to control or influence

Streamgage vs. Streamgauge

Streamgage vs. Streamgauge — One of the many questions that people have asked from time to time is the spelling of the word "streamgage" versus spelling it with a "u" as in "streamgauge." Since today is #NationalGrammarDay we thought it would be a good time for a quick history lesson on this question. Buried deep on Page 50 of the USGS report, "A History of the Water Resources Branch, U.S. Geological Survey: Volume I, From Predecessor Surveys to June 30, 1919" (on.doi.gov/USGSWaterHistory) there's a reference giving credit to the change in spelling to F.H. Newell around 1892. The author writes: "At about this time, F.H. Newell adopted the spelling "gage" instead of "gauge." As he informed the writer, "gage" was the Saxon spelling before the "u" was inserted as a result of Norman influence on the language. F.H. Newell may have been influenced, however, by the adoption of "gage" in the Standard Dictionary." Ever since then the word has been spelled without the "u". #AndNowYouKnow

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Governance puppet master: depictions of powerful entities controlling individuals as marionettes, influence of

Governance puppet master: depictions of powerful entities controlling individuals as marionettes, influence of

National Gallery Tower

Towers on buildings have long been meant as a symbol to all who view them. Some towers offer a promise of passage to the heavens. Some towers represent the power of those within and are intended to either strike fear of respect (or both) from viewers. Other towers are meant as a simple symbol of wealth, influence and perhaps sophistication. What then to make of a tower at an art gallery? Does it represent the collection? Is this tower a simple homage to the tower at the library of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, across the Rideau Canal? Or is this a symbol of the skill and talent of the architect and engineer that designed and built it? Regardless of the true intended symbolism of this tower, it sure looks nice against the evening sky while lit from inside. I feel not fear, but a sudden desire to enter the museum to view the collection. Towers on buildings have long been meant as a symbol to all who view them. Some towers offer a promise of passage to the heavens. Some towers represent the power of those within and are intended to either strike fear of respect (or both) from viewers. Other towers are meant as a simple symbol of wealth, influence and perhaps sophistication. What then to make of a tower at an art gallery? Does it represent the collection? Is this tower a simple homage to the tower at the library of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, across the Rideau Canal? Or is this a symbol of the skill and talent of the architect and engineer that designed and built it? Regardless of the true intended symbolism of this tower, it sure looks nice against the evening sky while lit from inside. I feel not fear, but a sudden desire to enter the museum to view the collection.

Conceptual hand writing showing Create A Circle Of Influence. Business photo text Be an influencer leader motivate other

Conceptual hand writing showing Create A Circle Of Influence. Business photo text Be an influencer leader motivate other

Background of an old cracked oily blue paint under the influence of atmospheric phenomena. Close-up

Background of an old cracked oily blue paint under the influence of atmospheric phenomena. Close-up

DISC, Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, Conscientiousness, acronym - personal assessment tool to improve work productivity

DISC, Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, Conscientiousness, acronym - personal assessment tool to improve work productivity

The texture of dark river water under the influence of wind, imprinted in perspective. Horizontal imag

The texture of dark river water under the influence of wind, imprinted in perspective. Horizontal imag

Study of Russia influence in Poland, Political and business concept

Study of Russia influence in Poland, Political and business concept

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