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the day when it all ended, the day i realized that everything i ever wanted was just in front of me... and i didn't see it.

MIT Media Lab; photo by Stuart Darsch, 2003; cps medialabacting; 680.7.67

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NJ Vietnam Veteran's Memorial, Holmdel, NJ

A 200-foot diameter open-air pavilion, inside of which are 366 black granite panels. Each panel represents one day of the year. Each panel is engraved with the name, date of birth and date of casualty of each New Jerseyan killed or missing on that date. There are presently 1,556 names on these 366 panels.

PA, Pittsburgh PA. University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning.

Learning to hate: because the sweetest words

Were only there to fill the inner gaps

Of our mutual temptation. Play some chords

And I will sing the song, weaving the traps.

 

The sky is turning, and the taste is sour.

We left the glassful out at night. An urn

That we forgot about: it was not our

Habit to care for it, but let it burn.

 

Now, if I look at me – reflected bits –

I see the face of someone in distress.

My mouth is firm, my eyes no more than slits

I am a pawn in my own game of chess.

 

All that I wanted was, of course, what you despised

Hate comes in waves and storming, with silver needles, iced.

 

(Sonnet by SiRiChandra)

 

Learning about the Punggol’s heritage and eco-features at the waterway.

4th grade teachers learned more Learning Focused Strategies at a 2-day workshop with Betty Ray at the Coastal Plains RESA in Lenox, GA.

It's a little tight but this little bugger is so cute. He will not sit still for anything. Here he is learning his letters

I worked with Gever Tulley to build this learning wall of our session on what engagement in the classroom of the future might look like.

IAP mechanics review; photo by Christopher Harting, 2009; cps mechanics_review; _DSC4892

of one of the new playgrounds at the Scissortail Park during opening weekend in September 2019

photo courtesy of Aden

 

Caption from kit

 

10 ways to nurture a growing reader:

 

1) Read together everyday.

2) Visit your public library often.

3) Surround your child with books.

4) Tell your child stories.

5) Sing songs together.

6) Talk with your child.

7) Say nursery rhymes.

8) Make book sharing an enjoyable experience.

9) Let your child see you reading.

10) Praise your child's efforts.

 

Learning to read is a difficult thing to do!

At The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay during Singapore Garden Festival 2018.

Oct. 5th and spending afternoon learning about Krita brushes which come with 106 default brushes. And learning to use my new graphics tablet.

A few shots of the Learning Studio at Pier 15.

Information Commons, Loyola, Chicago, IL, USA

GDS colleagues participated in 3 introductory sessions to coding at GDS. Students were from the Women's and BAME network. Volunteer coaches were from across the organisation, and included frontend developers, backend developers, and site reliability engineers.

 

'I'm learning to fly but I ain't got wings

Coming down is the hardest thing"

 

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From my observations, come Wednesday, flickrians who choose to honor the bokeh day would mainly opt for flowers as their upload.

 

So then it leads to a question in my head; why flowers become popular subject to be associated with bokeh? One thing for certain, bokeh can appear in any images for that matter, not just flowers. And the irony is, more often than not, I myself would jump on the bandwagon with flowers for the HBW as well.

 

I have a theory to make: Flowers are popular because by nature they are mostly beautiful and largely regarded as icon for beauty. With the presence of the blurry effects in the background of an image that we call it as “bokeh”, it provides better contrasts for the in-focus flower in the foreground and thus, it distinctly manifests on its clarity and beauty. Or maybe due to other reasons only psychologists know best.

 

Frankly, I don’t quite have an answer to it.

 

Slightly more than a year ago when I first activated my flickr account, I was wondering over a strange word found in others’ photostreams. In the past many years of my life even in my English classes at the university level, I couldn’t recall stumbling upon such word as “bokeh”, let alone using it in my sentence. The only “bokeh” that I knew prior to this was a word in our localized dialect that means “to uproot”. For instance, “Bokeh pohon nyor”, means “to uproot a coconut tree” (An action where a coconut tree is deracinated or pulled out by the roots in an effort to conserve the tree and transfer it somewhere else – or to get rid of it totally)

 

Well, now I know another meaning of “bokeh”, thanks to Wikipedia for helping me with the meaning of it in photographic term.

  

HBW everyone!

 

Street performers on Yonge St during the Toronto Buskerfest in Toronto Ontario on Friday August 22 2014.

 

Canon EOS 60D body with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 DC Macro OS lens.

  

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Enjoyed my guitar lesson this evening. Learning one of Missy's...Scar

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOb91lo7VYs

 

He left a card and a bar of soap with a

scrubbing brush next to a note,

That said "use these down to your bones".

And before I knew I had shiny skin and

it felt easy being clean like him,

I thought "this one knows better than I do"

 

A triangle trying to squeeze through a circle

He tried to cut me so I'd fit

 

And doesn't that sound familiar?

Doesn't that hit too close to home?

Doesn't that make you shiver; the way things could've gone?

And doesn't it feel peculiar that everyone wants a little more. So that I do remember to never go that far,

Could you leave me with a scar?

 

So the next one came with a bag of treats,

She smelled like sugar and spoke like the sea

She told me don't trust them trust me.

Then she pulled at my stitches one by one,

Looked at my insides clicking her tongue,

 

And said "This will all have to come undone".

 

A triangle trying to squeeze through a circle,

She tried to blunt me so I'd fit.

 

And doesn't that sound familiar?

Doesn't that hit too close to home?

Doesn't that make you shiver;

the way things could have gone?

And doesn't it feel peculiar,

that everyone wants a little more?

So that I do remember to never go that far,

Could you leave me with a scar?

 

I think I realized just in time,

about my old self was hard to find.

You can bathe me in your finest wine but I'll never give you mine.

'Cos I'm a little bit tired of fearing that

I'll be the bad fruit nobody buys,

Tell me, did you think we'd all dream the same?

 

And doesn't that sound familiar?

Doesn't that hit too close to home?

Doesn't that make you shiver;

the way things could have gone?

And doesn't it feel peculiar

that everyone wants a little more?

so that I do remember to never go that far,

Could you leave me with a scar?

  

Could you leave me with a scar

  

Doctor Who Convention Leicester.

Show'n'tell session by members of the Automotive team at Croydon campus who have been doing e-learning professional development this semester. Amazing work!!!

It's a cheer fortune for us to gain from nature. it is a cycle of learning and unlearning.

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