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Brussels - Belgium
February 2022
Trevor and I were on a walk through Cité Soleil, and we went into a church made of tin roofing material. There, on desks made from scrap lumber, were several teens were working on vector calculus problems (that's Calc III). They have no calculus teacher, and are able to do this because they found a textbook in a donation pile and have been teaching themselves.
This picture was not posed, and they didn't know we were coming, this was a totally random interaction.
I'm putting together a laptop to send back to them loaded with learning materials from MIT's OpenCourseWare and other sources. If you'd like to contribute let me know and I'd be happy to include other items in the donation (digital or physical).
For reference, here's what Wikipedia has to say about their home:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cité_Soleil
"Cité Soleil (Kreyol: Site Solèy, English: Sun City) is a very densely populated commune located in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area in Haiti. The lawless Cite Soleil is regarded by many as one of the most dangerous places on earth. It was developed as a shanty town. Most of its estimated 200,000 to 400,000 residents live in extreme poverty.[1] The area is generally regarded as one of the poorest and most dangerous areas of the Western Hemisphere's poorest country; it is one of the biggest slums in the Northern Hemisphere. There is little to no police presence, no sewers, no stores, and little to no electricity.[2]
The neighborhood, originally designed to house manual laborers for a local Export Processing Zone (EPZ), quickly became home to squatters from around the countryside looking for work in the newly constructed factories. After a 1991 coup d'état deposed President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a boycott of Haitian products closed the EPZ.[3] Cité Soleil was soon thrust into extreme poverty and persistent unemployment, with high rates of illiteracy.[2]
Armed gangs roam the streets. Murder, rape, kidnapping, looting, and shootings are common as every few blocks is controlled by one of more than 30 armed factions.[4] The area has been called a "microcosm of all the ills in Haitian society: endemic unemployment, illiteracy, non-existent public services, insanitary conditions, rampant crime and armed violence".[5]
After the 2010 Haiti earthquake, it took nearly two weeks for relief aid to arrive in Cité-Soleil.[6] Although the US military have willingly accepted their new role, their relief efforts have been criticized by some as insufficient.[7]"
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The most famous Belgian comic hero is the brainchild of Herge, the pen name of Brussels author Georges P. Remi. The scene depicted is from The Calculus Affair.
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Be kind to cute creatures.
Professor Calculus knows that.
Little cute hedgehog from Paperdolly.
I bought Professor Calculus.
Gah, The calculus test was brutal. It'll be a freaking miracle if I get a D. Luckily, the class is early on in the day. The rest of my stuff is a joke. History? Already know it. Spanish? Fácil. Language Arts? A joke. And last but not least, Art. Basically, this might as well be recess. The teacher just tells us to draw and we do almost whatever we want. Not only that, I share this class with all my friends and Steph. Though she seems a bit late today. Nevertheless, the other three morons were at our table. These guys, Adam, Mike and Dom...oh boy, where to start? These guys are like a bad sitcom. Hilarious in it's own horrible way. When i walked up and grabbed a chair, they were all like "Heyyyy!" This is gonna be crazy...
Mike: "Been a bit, man, what's goin' on?
"Nothing. The gangwars held up something."
Dom: "Ah yeah. Freeze and his snowmen tearing shit up."
Adam: "About damn time Freeze lost. I was freezing my ass off with that damned arctic weather!"
Mike: "I was making spears from sticks and stones ready to hunt some caribou."
Dom: "You gotta be kidding."
Mike: "No shit I'm kidding. I'm not a caveman."
Adam: Really? You got hair like one."
Mike: "Dude, fuck you!"
Adam: "Lighten up, man. We know I'm not one to talk."
Dom: "Yeah, hence the hat. Seriously, how many detentions do you have because you wear it in class?"
Adam: "I lost count. Still, ain't the worst thing I've done this year."
Mike: "No shit. What was that you just blurted out in the middle of study hall? 'I have the weirdest boner'?"
Adam: "Yep!"
Dom: "Seriously, what the fuck? Why'd you say that?'
Adam: "Just to make everyone laugh."
Mike: "I've met 12-year olds more mature than you, y'know that?"
Adam: "Oh, I'm immature? Hey Tim! Take a look at fartknocker's sketchbook here!"
Oh god. This is gonna be stupid. Adam handed off the book to me and I opened it up, ready for virtually anything. What I got was....rather skillful drawings of boners. How charming. let's see, we've got giant monster boners, boners in knight armor, spaceboners...oh lord, is that a boner dressed like superman? I shouldn't be laughing at this. But yet, I am. I kept skimming what I'll now call the Encyclopedia Bonetannica, until a familiar voice made me shut the thing faster than I could blink.
"Hey guys!"
Adam/Mike/Dom: "Hey Steph..."
"What'cha got there, Tim?"
"Just Dom's book. Here ya go man.."
I quickly handed back the book back to Dom. Man, that was WAY too close. Thank god Steph didn't catch me looking at boners. While I gave a sigh of relief, I saw Adam lean in near Steph, and whispered just loud enough that I could hear what he was saying. His eyes met mine a few times as well.
Adam: "Hey babe, why don'tcha leave this nerd behind and go with a REAL man. I'll be behind the school. Eh?"
We all laughed. Me, him, Steph, everyone. Adam usually does this as a joke. He never means it. he's just here to make everyone laugh. Dom and Mike aren't that different. They all get along with Steph just great too, so it makes our lives much easier. Speaking of Dom and Mike...
Mike: "Boys and...uh...girl, i think we should consult the paper I found in my dad's trash bin last night?"
Adam: "You get your stuff outta your pop's trash? That explains alot..."
Mike: "Here's a rusty pen, go fuck yourself with it. Anyway...."
Mike took out a newspaper and flattened it on the table. It was the frontpage from a few days ago. On it "ROBIN AND SPOILER FOIL CITY BANK ROBBERY". Hehe, I remember that. Me and Steph stopping Roadkill's group from draining out the bank.
Mike: "Hell yeah, Robin doing what he does best!"
Adam: "Kicking ass and chewing bubblegum!"
Dom: "Don't know about the bubblegum, but kicking ass? Hell yeah."
Adam: "Dude, how much of a beast do you have to be, to be a kid, and fight with goddamn Batman?"
Mike: "A huge one. Remember when him and Batman took down the Jokerbot on live TV."
Dom:" Dude I saw that! Bad-fucking-ass!. And then there's his girlfriend, Spoiler."
Mike: "Hey, she can roll with Robin, she's gotta be a badass too, right?"
Adam: "She's kinda cute."
I looked up at Steph. She was looking back at me with a smug smile. Hell, I was smiling too. We kept listening to the three raving over our costumed personas. So, our best friends are also our biggest fans? What more could you ask for?
Usually I try to be a good student and pay attention and do my work, but it was Friday, and I just really, really really could not focus on anything that made me feel as stupid as calculus-based physics does.
“You can't teach calculus to a chimpanzee. So just share your banana." -- John Rachel
Poppycock!
For every epsilon banana (ε > 0) there exists a delta banana (δ > 0) such that whenever Ιx - xₒΙ < δ then Ιf(x) - f(xₒ)Ι < ε.
Which is the Limit function, the cornerstone of Calculus. If only John Rachel had considered that two bananas are required, easy-peasy.
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Canon S.S.C. 50mm f/1.4, taken at f/1.4
Cuthbert wasn't participating in a We're Here outing today, but we were watching a comedian on YouTube talking about conspiracies. I hadn't heard of the "Benadryl Hat Man" conspiracy, but we thought we could create a photo depicting such a sighting.
The video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3JIRvP-7m8
Info on the conspiracy:
Few months ago while I was doing my Calculus homework somehow this word “Evaluate” caught my attention. I knew that it inspired me to write something related to Christianity but I didn’t have a very clear idea what I should write about.
However, a couple of days afterwards while I was waiting at the dentist office and reading Reader’s Digest, the staff of the magazine reported that Toronto is the second honest city in the world among all the cities they have tested. What they did is that in 2007 they travelled the world and put cell phones in public places in specific world famous cities and noted the percentage of the people who were honest enough to return the cell phones in each city. That immediately caught my attention because in 2007 while I was getting on the bus at the subway station (don’t you just love my subway station stories!) I found a cell phone on a seat beside the door. I picked it up and got off the bus trying to find its owner. I couldn’t find the owner because there were over 20 people who got off the bus and were heading in different direction in a hurry. So I gave it to the bus driver, since the bus services in Toronto offer a “lost and found” service. At the time I thought it was kind of odd that nobody found the cell phone while they were existing the bus since the seat was beside the door, or why would a person who is sitting right beside the door exist at the end!
So when I came home and was doing my Calculus homework again I remembered the word “Evaluate” and decided to photograph it. So I set my camera on “super micro” mode and got very close to the paper: the lens was about 0.5 cm away from the paper. And since the sun was setting its light was shining on the paper on a very steep angle so I didn’t have to worry about the lens overshadowing the paper.
After I transferred the image to my PC and viewed it I was amazed by the amount of details in the shot. It seems that under careful and very close observation the smooth surface of the paper looked more like the coarse surface of a rock! And I thought: Perfect…that’s exactly what the world “Evaluate” means to Christians!
You see, because I don’t have any close people to me, nobody knows what I am going through or what I am doing. That’s why I have to always go to my heavenly Father asking Him for guidance and correction. I had not always obeyed Him, but I had never disobeyed Him and not knew it before hand. Sometimes God’s will is not very clear and requires us waiting, but when it comes to sin He always makes His will known. Every time I sinned, sadly, I knew I was doing so. That’s why we feel guilt right after we sin—not because we became perfect right after sinning!—but because we realized that sin did not deliver what it promised as we believed Satan’s lie. In other words, we knew that sin promised something but God said that it was a lie, yet we believed Satan’s false promise—just as the Holy Spirit told us before we sinned.
When I became a Christian I started to realize that my old human standards governed by my conscious were obsolete because the new standards of God governed by the Holy Spirit have taken the definitions of sin and holiness to a whole new level. A level only God’s children living by the guidance and power of the Holy Spirit can live up to.
I didn’t take evaluating my life seriously until I came to Canada and that happened only after few incidents in my late teens.
When I came to Canada in late of 1999 I didn’t speak English, and being enrolled in high school I wanted to excel in studying as I did back home but English was a barrier so I decided to tackle it as best as I could as I went through high school. I started reading books, mainly novels. In the beginning I read those teen suspense novels, you know the ones that always have a weird character and then somehow the good looking guy or girl end up being the bad guy! You know, the ones that are always made up of 120 pages for some reason! My reading was very slow because I am a perfectionist by nature so I looked up every word and phrase, etc. But my ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher told me that when I come across a word that I should first guess its meaning from the contest of the sentence and not bother looked it up! That worked miracles, except that when my mom asks me now what does a certain word mean I have no clue how to explain it in Arabic! I think one semester I read about 38 such novels! Then as my English improved I moved up in my level in reading and started asking my mom what I should read and she told me to read books such as Great Expectations, Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, etc, and I loved them…especially Jane Eyre, and I thought that I wouldn’t read a finer novel afterwards! Then in 2002 my mom told me that I should read Gone with the Wind and I thought, “Yea, why not, another novel…” But it was not just another novel: it was THE NOVEL!
I mean, I cannot describe it to you if you haven’t read it! I’ve seen the movie and with all its awards it is nothing comparing with the novel! I remember when I lied in my bed starting to read it thinking to myself that this is different, this is on a whole new level by itself! I read so many wonderful pages in the beginning and they were simply setting up the settings for the first scene! I was so immersed into the story by then that when one evening I saw a Honda Accord passing by the window I kind of got disturb thinking, “What is this! There are no cars in 1860s!” The novel was so well written that it took me to its world rather than it came to mine!
I mean I couldn’t believe a human can write something like this! It was a masterpiece! I can’t describe how I felt when I was reading it. Sometimes I would choke trying to hold back tears. Sometimes I just wanted to scream at the characters especially Scarlet O’Hara saying, “What is wrong with you two! Why are you deliberately making a mess of your life! Why don’t you slow down and think about what you really want!” I was so frustrated at times that I didn’t want the novel to end because I knew it wouldn’t end the way all cheesy novels do! The characters were so real that there was no heroes, no perfect people--just plain ordinary people like me. Then I realized that I was not screaming inside at the characters but I was screaming at myself—it was me that I saw in those characters. I was completely stunned by everything: the reality of the civil war, the settings of the locations, the story, but most of all the characters and how they didn’t improve in a period of 10 years! That was the scariest thing that could’ve ever happen to me: that in 10 years or so I would look back at my life and find that I didn’t become more like Jesus and it was very much possible!
I took me few weeks to finish the novel and by then I was so worn out emotionally that I finished reading it at 5 AM (early in the morning but not sure exactly what time…it was still dark outside), and I broke down crying and crying and crying. I just cried out to God because I knew that I very much could be like those characters in 10 years. I can’t remember for how long I cried but it was a while because I can still remember where I was kneeling on the couch as I was crying. I stopped reading novels after Gone with the Wind.
Then, in 2003 after knowing a lady from work for few weeks she told me that she had been a Christian for 10 years, and she attends church regularly! I was absolutely stunned! I mean, I couldn’t have guessed she was a Christian in a million years! Not that I expect us, Christians, to walk with a halo above our heads, but when someone gets to know us they should not be shocked when they find out we are Christians. The least we could do is let our characters show neutrality toward righteous living and sin, not enjoying sin! Again I had to step back and take a look at my life.
Also around that time I’ve done some things in my teen years that until today I regret—wish hadn’t done—and because I knew that I couldn’t change my past I wanted to control my present so I can change my future. And one day after listening to a sermon by Dr. Stanley I decided that from now on I have to evaluate my daily walk with God and listen to Him, and obey Him in whatever He brings to my mind. I don’t remember what the sermon was about but I remember Dr. Stanley saying that when he makes a decision one of the things he does is he asks himself when he will be 70 years old will he regret making that decision? I think he was talking in that sermon about how to discern God’s will in making decisions, or something like that. After that I started to regularly evaluate my steps in life and making sure they are aligned with His will for us Christians in general and for me personally.
It is very essential that we spend time with God alone and His word to evaluate ourselves, our motives, our actions—our lives. How many of us have seen on TV shows such as Cops a naked man running on the freeway across state lines and when stopped by the police and questioned, he would simply answer, “God told me to do it!” How many honest actors and actress think they are giving God the glory by thanking Him for “enabling” them to act in immortal movies!
(By the way I am listening to: SECRET GARDEN - SOLO VIOLIN www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOhjTpeQhXs&feature=related to help me write.)
It is important to evaluate our faith, that is: why do we do the things we do? What is driving us? What is motivation us? That’s why I often lie down quietly and ask God, “Lord, why do I want to do this?” or, “Why don’t I want to do this?” For example, a lot of relationships we build, the way we act in public, or even dress are motivated by a deep hurt from our past such as a rejection. And the saying “time heals all things” is non-sense to me. Only God heals; time just buries hurts so deep inside that we things are “healed” while they surface from time to time only to make us miserable and ruin our lives.
Let me give you an example:
Sometimes we go and tell people who have low self-image that they are beautiful and lovely and keep on doing so, and then their emotional security becomes wrapped up in us while all along only God’s love can heal them and make them emotionally whole. It is like giving a child chocolate and not expect him or her to become unhealthy! While all along they need healthy food…food only our heavenly Father can give. I am not saying that we should not admire people, but we must be sensitive to the work God wants to do first in other people’s lives. We too need to evaluate our motives.
Sometimes while we think we are doing God’s will, we are in reality simply hindering His work. And sometimes it is hard not to step in and do God’s work for Him, but like a heroin addict who is recovering he is starved from the drug and for a period of few days he may feel miserable without the drug, but once that period is over then he is free. But what we do is step in and give that addict a small quantities of the drug thinking we are helping them, while all along what we are doing is keeping him imprisoned to the addiction. That’s just a small example, and of course there are many.
Another area we need to evaluate ourselves is why do we obey God? Many times we, Christians, hear God’s voice and obey Him expecting something big to happen in our lives. But then when nothing spectacular happens we forget about God’s command and go back to whatever we used to do. Let me give you an example:
I think about 3 years ago after I ate my lunch I went to sit on some boxes in the warehouse I used to work at, to relax and read my Bible a bit. I could simply stretch on the boxes and rest my feet while had a quiet time with God. I opened the Bible and it was the book of James, so I tried to change the page! Then I thought to myself, “Why are you trying to change the page?” Well, the answer was simple: James tells us how to live for God, living for God requires change, change requires sacrifice, sacrifice makes us uncomfortable, and I didn’t want to feel uncomfortable! So I had to make a decision: read the book of James or ignore it? I knew that God often required me to do things that made me uncomfortable (who said carrying our crosses and follow Him is a comfortable thing to do?), so I decided to read the book of James. After some verses I came across this verse, James 4:8:
“Come near to God and he will come near to you. Wash your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded.”
And I thought to myself, “Phew! Thank God, James can’t disturb my life here because I have never murdered or stolen so I don’t need to wash my hands!” But for some reason I couldn’t move past this verse! And I was thinking “James!!!” And I could clearly hear God asking me through my spirit, “Are your hands really clean? Have you really not stolen anything? Are you sure you don’t have any stolen things in your possession?” I was very confused at first because I had grown in a family that taught me not to steal, cheat, lie, always say “sorry” when I wronged a person, and even taught me not to throw garbage anywhere but in the garbage bin! So again I started to evaluate my possessions to see if I had something that belonged to someone else by may be a mistake!
After some thought I ended up thinking about what I have on my PC. My Windows was an illegal ((from now on I will just say stolen instead of “illegal”) copy, the music I listened to were stolen, and almost all the other software I used were stolen! I calculated it and it was about $5,000! If not counting the 3D software that each costs few thousands! I was absolutely shocked! I couldn’t believe I stole someone else’s hard work, intellectual property and rights, and live hood! So I knew what I had to do. Within a week or so I had removed every stolen piece of software and song from my hard drive and formatted it my hard drive, and broke all the stolen (copy) CDs I had.
You are probably thinking now, “WOW! What happened afterwards? Did you win $10,000 to buy all the software you want because you obeyed God voice?” No, nothing spectacular happened afterwards, even though in the beginning I thought that somehow God will give me the money to get all the software I want in the world! For about two years afterwards I didn’t do any photo editing because I couldn’t afford Photoshop, until one day I prayed asking God to please do something because I had obeyed Him and now I can’t even enjoy photo editing because I can’t afford those expensive software! Within few days I stumbled across Gimp and I absolutely love it :) (That’s why I always say “Thanks Gimp” when I write in regard to my photos.)
For a couple of years afterwards my computer was like a desert! It was so depressing to use it! But you know what? I didn’t get one single virus and I didn’t have any anti-virus or firewall! I learned that I could live without any of the software I had and I was just as happy! I learned that I didn’t need 95% of the software I had! I learned how to do things different ways because the legal software I had now were much older (the ones that came with my PC when I bought it). Now I am in university and so they give me licensed software.
So what I want you to think about is this: let’s say that you obeyed God and that nothing spectacular happened afterwards, would you still obey Him? If not, why not? Ask yourself, ask God, get to know…whatever you do, don’t settle down for what you see and think “I guess this is the Christian life after all.” No, it is not! Open the Bible and read how God worked in the life of the Old Testament prophets, and how He worked in the life of the apostles and He can do the same in your life! Evaluate your steps, your thoughts, your words, your actions, yourself…even evaluate you faith, devotion and obedience to God.
Have God asked you to stop listening to a certain type of music that dishonours Him and when you did so you realized you were still the same person—you didn’t become a saint—and so you decided that may be it was not God’s voice you heard and went back to listen to the same ungodly music? My friend, if every time we expect God to do a miracle because we obeyed Him then we missed the whole point! Christianity is a relationship with God because we love Him because He loved us first! It is not a religion where you input things and you get some outputs! It is a relationship. Here is a passage of scripture for us to think about, Luke 17:7-10:
"Suppose one of you had a servant plowing or looking after the sheep. Would he say to the servant when he comes in from the field, 'Come along now and sit down to eat'? Would he not rather say, 'Prepare my supper, get yourself ready and wait on me while I eat and drink; after that you may eat and drink'? Would he thank the servant because he did what he was told to do? So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.' "
That doesn’t mean we should not expect good things, such as blessings and rewards from God, He is our Father after all, but blessings and rewards should not be our motives behind obedience.
That’s it for this topic. I do not make promises, but God does. And I know that I know that I KNOW if you decide today that you will bring everything about you and in your life before God for evaluation, and you commit yourself to listen to His voice, read His word, get to know Him and obey Him that you will not be the same person next year, and the year after you won’t be the same person of next year…as time goes by you will become more like Jesus Christ. But don’t forget it is the work of the Holy Spirit in your life, and many times it is just a matter of letting Him take control of you; submit your tongue, your eyes, your mind, all of you to Him.
I will leave you with those verses:
"Each one of us will give an account of himself to God."
Romans 14:12
"Keep on the alert at all times, praying that you may have strength to escape all these things that are about to take place, and to stand before the Son of Man."
Luke 21:36
"If you are wise, you are wise for yourself, and if you scoff, you alone will bear it."
Proverbs 9:12
"I tell you that every careless word that people speak, they shall give an accounting for it in the day of judgment."
Matthew 12:36
“I have considered my ways
and have turned my steps to your statutes.”
Psalm 119:59
“Let us examine our ways and test them,
and let us return to the LORD.”
Lamentations 3:40
“This is what the LORD Almighty says: "Give careful thought to your ways.”
Haggai 1:7
“Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves. Do you not realize that Christ Jesus is in you—unless, of course, you fail the test?”
2 Corinthians 13:5
“If anyone thinks he is something when he is nothing, he deceives himself.”
Galatians 6:3
I just want to say one more thing: if we choose not to evaluate ourselves, we can pretty much live normally, you know, float in life from this to that and nothing will happen. We won’t have a big sign flashing in red telling us to stop and think, or do this or we will bear the consequences. After all we have God’s word and the Holy Spirit, if we choose to ignore their instructions we are pretty much on our own making a mess of our lives.
God will not come down from Heaven to stop you from drinking and driving while God the Holy Spirit lives in you and you are ignoring Him. Common sense still applies to us, Christians, just as much as physical laws such as gravity still apply to us! We break God’s laws, no matter how small they are, we bear the consequences. We steal, even if God forgives us, we are still found guilty under the law. We commit sexual immorality and God forgives us, we still get pregnant or have a sexual transmit disease, not to mention the damage that kind of sin imprint on our minds, and souls.
My point is this: choosing not to evaluate our lives is a very dangerous thing and we will suffer from the consequences and will regret our inactions now and for eternity. We will hurt people we love so much. We will battle against guilt. We will miss on God’s blessings. But most of all we will miss on knowing Him, experiencing His work in our lives, and fulfilling the privilege and honourable task of living for Him.
STROBIST CALCULUS in a little pocket book ....
Hi folks,
have you ever wondered, how to calculate with HSS flash?
How to use gang light?
How to calculate with ND filters?
How to compare continuous light and flash light?
How to adjust an exposure with/without a light meter?
How to calculate with Guide Numbers?
How to benefit from the Inverse Square Law?
>>> Here you go, it is for free: :-)
I made this little pocketbook with RockyNook to say "thank you" to my trusty readers (and to say hi to all the hopefully will-be readers.:-):
fotopraxis.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/light-primer-engl-...
I hope, you enjoy and share this little pocketbook.
Cheers,
~gallo~
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Tilo ~gallo~ Gockel
i hope the title conveys how stressed and frightened i am. i can't even tell if i'm prepared enough...
oh and sorry for the mess....
wearing:
h&m turtleneck
paisley dress
mum's belt
sweater tights
(pretend i have the brown flats on my feet, hehe)
your necklace
133/365
professor calculus is always a bit confused, but tintin manages it all. sometimes he has to hurry up...