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| T H E I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D G R A N A D A I N P A R A L L E L S |
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building
of the High
Technical School of Computer Science / University of Granada |
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the
time-eye of Granada at the front |
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one of the beautiful sunsets in Granada |
| Hofstetter
Kurt and
Professor Juan Carlos Torres Cantero talking about the steps of the time-eye installation |
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| up to the roof |  |
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"el
toro"
an impressive sculpture in the landscape of spain |
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Sierra
Nevada
high enough for skiing during wintertime |
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first
impression
the
city of Granada
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ready
to help
the staff and Carlos Ureña Almagro are bringing the time-eye up to the roof |
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millions
of olive-trees
are dominating the landscape around Granada |
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Hofstetter Kurt is looking for the perfect position of the time-eye of Granada |
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planted
in ocker and red colored earth |
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the
position has
been found Carlos Ureña Almagro is measuring |
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"la
Alhambra"
the famous monument of Granadas Arabian history erected over one of the hills from the 13th century on |
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according to the Golden Mean |
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courtyard of one of the grandious palaces of the Alhambra whole - erected in the 14th century |
| Hofstetter
Kurt
with the compass |
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each
detail elaborated
artistically and presenting its Arabian origin |
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mounting
on top
of the frontthe bracke of the camera |
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extensive wonderful gardens, called Generalife, planted in the 14th century, |
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important
that all time-eyes are directed exactly to the east |
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contemplative |
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and
relaxing
water installations |
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fountains all around the city |
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running
the video- and power-cables
from
the camera to the time-eye's computer-system
downstairs |
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| soldering the cables |  |
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the
iris of the
time-eye |
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closing
the
weather proof case of the time-eye |
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| adjusting
the
inclination of the time-eye |
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light and shade |
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the
sunpendulum
time-eye's computer-system in the office downstairs |
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one
of the first
pictures coming from the time-eye of Granada |
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the
moving picture
from the sky over Granada is transmitted online via InterNet |
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the Hospital Real - residence of the Rectorate of the University - the location of the press-conference |
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| an
impressive
historical building of the 17th century |
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| the
rector of the
University accompanied by the vice rector, the dean and professors is opening the press conference |
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artistic shaped historical floors |
| Lorenzo
Morillas Cueva Rector of the University of Granada |
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various Arabian forms are evidence of the history |
| Ass.
Professor
Carlos Ureña Almagro, representative of the High Technical School of Computer Science |
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old tiles with Moorish patterns, everywhere |
| Hofstetter
Kurt
is presenting the sunpendulum project |
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one
of the six
TV stations at the press-conference |
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| Maria
Harmer,
representative of the Austrian National Tourist Office, has organized the press- conference in close collaboration with the University |
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a
short scientific talk
about the sunpendulum-software by Christoph Traxler |
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Andalusian
details
typical
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Moorish details |
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like
in a fairy-tale
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other
sculptures on
the roof of the High Technical School of Computer Science ready mades |
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is very happy
to have the third sunpendulum time-eye installed |
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the
sunpendulum-team in Granada Christoph Traxler Hofstetter Kurt Barbara Doser |
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| many thanks for the great collaboration to the staff of the University of Granada | the impressions will ever last |
