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Henry

I asked Child B if they thought zebras were white with black stripes, or the other way around.

After careful consideration, they decided that the front half of a #zebra is white with black stripes, and the back half is black with white stripes. And if you look very carefully you can see where the halves meet.

Glad that's cleared up.

#parenting
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:vfd: holm 🦻🏻🤯 :abc:

GELÖST!

(#qrcode / #datamatrix) #scanner unter #linux #hilfe:

scheinbar egal welcher hersteller (#keyence, #zebra, #noname) an egal welcher #distribution (#mint, #manjaro, #nixos, thin clients, #android) können unsere scanner keine umlaute und sonderzeichen wie | pipes…

an windows stecken wir ein und alles tut out of the box, auch ohne treiber und config.

was ist das geheimnis korrekter erkennung und tastaturlayoutzuordnung bei #barcodescannen unter linux?

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Florian Launette
There are still a few places on Earth where we can find all the wild beauty of the world. Etosha in Namibia is one of them.

How I took this photo ? Canon R3 EF500 mm f/4 + TC1,4 x III 1/1000e f/8 Iso 800 Manual Raw Not IA Natural Light No Filter

#photo #photography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #animal #animals #africa #afrique #namibia #zebra #zebras #namibie #etosha #nature #nature #natura #canon #canonphotography #canonphoto
#canonphoto
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Art History Animalia

#InternationalZebraDay bling:
the iconic #Zebra Bracelet designed by David Webb (USA, 1925–75) in 1963! 🦓
18K gold, platinum, enamel, diamonds, rubies
This is the first DW piece acquired by the
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York for its permanent collection:
metmuseum.org/art/collection/s
bonus: the original design sketch!

image via davidwebb.com/products/zebra-b + more info in ALTs

"David Webb remains one of the leading 20th c. American jewelers on account of his originality, broad historical & pan-cultural references, pop sensibility, high-quality workshop based craftsmanship, & clientele that furthered the glamor & allure of his designs. The Zebra bracelet became the icon of his career, worn by none other than Diana Vreeland, on many occasions while serving as the head of the Met's Costume Institute. The zoomorphic shape conjures both zebra & seahorse, or even a snake biting its own tail, a time-honored symbol of eternity or eternal renewal. The bold black & white straps play into the emerging Pop & Op Art movements. The unusual choice of a zebra as the leitmotif lightened the seriousness of jewelry, appealing to the large, emerging baby boomer generation who would have questioned the seriousness of their parents’ more conspicuously stately & moneyed accessories."
original design sketch for the Zebra Bracelet by David Webb, c. 1963, via the David Webb Archives. "Considering how comfortable the glamorous bracelet is in the spotlight, its modest origins can come as a surprise. While many famous and powerful women — the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Jacqueline Kennedy — have adorned themselves with this bracelet, a book from David Webb’s library, The Big Book of Wild Animals by Felix Sutton, hints to the heart of these friendly beasts. It’s easy to see why the designer was charmed by the animal. Like those on a wild zebra, the hand enameled stripes on each David Webb Zebra bracelet are unique, an homage to the inimitable Webb woman and a reminder of the dedication to craftsmanship that the brand has continued to maintain for decades. The daring zebra also speaks to the brand’s ethos that jewelry can be wearable art that’s bold, unique, and fun — so much so that it has become the David Webb logo." info via https://www.davidwebb.com/products/zebra
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