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How can we compute solar position at a given place on a given day and time?
The algorithm with the highest accuracy should be the Solar Position Algorithm (SPA) by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) of the US….An online calculator is avaible here:
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Meet Antifa’s Secret Weapon Against Far-Right Extremists | WIRED
Don’t Romanticize Science Fiction: An Interview with Samuel Delany | Literary Hub
How to Teach Art to Kids, According to Mark Rothko
https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-teach-art-kids-mark-rothko
Lesson #1: Show your students that art is a universal form of expression, as elemental as speaking or singing
Lesson #2: Beware of suppressing a child’s creativity with academic training
Lesson #3: Stage exhibitions of your students’ works to encourage their self-confidence
Lesson #4: Introduce art history with modern art (not the Old Masters)
Lesson #5: Work to cultivate creative thinkers, not professional artists
Tout ce qu’il faut savoir sur Oslo Grace, le mannequin neutral qui défile pour l’homme et la femme | Vogue
What We Talk About When We Talk About Translation – Los Angeles Review of Books
Foraging Is Flourishing in Baltimore, for Rich and Poor – Next City
Online shopping in Africa doesn’t work because of this web form
Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses.
History of the word “tea”: How the word “tea” spread over land and sea — Quartz
Study Finds Women and Minorities in STEM Are Discriminated Against, to the Shock of No One – Motherboard
Why We Shouldn’t Shield Children From Darkness | Time
http://time.com/5093669/why-we-shouldnt-shield-children-from-darkness/
I can’t think of a safer place to explore complex emotions for the first time than inside the pages of a book, while sitting in the lap of a loved one.
Collision Course: Why This Type Of Road Junction Will Keep Killing Cyclists | Singletrack Magazine
Small, Glum-Faced Piñata Houses Are Sending a Message in Dallas Neighborhood – Next City
The Case for Spending an Hour with One Work of Art
Ask Polly: ‘Why Am I So Lazy?’
On Liking Women | Issue 30 | n+1
Why the U.S. Spends So Much More Than Other Nations on Health Care – The New York Times
Encryption Lava Lamps – San Francisco, California – Atlas Obscura
We Have More in Common Than We Know – Los Angeles Review of Books
From inboxing to thought showers: how business bullshit took over | News | The Guardian
After the meeting, I found myself wondering why otherwise smart people so easily slipped into this kind of business bullshit. How had this obfuscatory way of speaking become so successful? There are a number of familiar and credible explanations. People use management-speak to give the impression of expertise. The inherent vagueness of this language also helps us dodge tough questions. Then there is the simple fact that even if business bullshit annoys many people, in most work situations we try our hardest to be polite and avoid confrontation. So instead of causing a scene by questioning the bullshit flying around the room, I followed the example of Simon Harwood, the director of strategic governance in the BBC’s self-satirising TV sitcom W1A. I used his standard response to any idea – no matter how absurd – “hurrah”.