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Taste for Learning event Saturday, May 11, 2019, in Orlando, Fla. (Phelan M. Ebenhack for Valencia College Foundation)
Constructed in 1914, the Couch School became the Metropolitan Learning Center, an alternative public school, in 1968.
Northwest, Portland, Oregon
The Deep Learning Summit took place in Boston on 26-27 May 2015.
www.re-work.co/events/deep-learning-boston-2015
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Leica M4, Voigtlander Nokton 50 1.5 ASPH V1, 022 filter
Kodak Tri-X, Rodinal 1:50
Sony A7II, FE90 2.8 Macro
Negative Supply Pro Carrier 135, 5X7 Lightsource Pro 95 CRI
Wake Forest University School of Business held their annual ALP competition finals in Farrell Hall on 12/5/18.
I'm sitting working at my desk looking out the window and stressing about the little baby monkey! The mommy has decided to let this little guy learn the ropes (so to speak) and he is jumping from branch to branch in the tree - falling and grabbing and I am stressing more than the monkeys about it! I feel like going and putting a safety net up for the little thing!!
Children at the Springville Road Regional Branch Library learn the science behind the sound by playing different instruments at a summer learning program.
Children at the Springville Road Regional Branch Library learn the science behind the sound by playing different instruments at a summer learning program.
Wake Forest University School of Business held their annual ALP competition finals in Farrell Hall on 12/5/18.
365 - The 2010 Edition * November 16, 2010
Still just piddling around with Jo Ann’s new camera.. Spent all night last night The diagram on the screen behind me is a page in the User’s Manual. It’s a description of all the buttons and icons that it displays for all the functions it performs. Took me a while to figure out that the little red icon blinking at me was the equivalent of the clock flashing 12:00 on your Dad’s VCR.. Set me – set me – set me….
As always, there’s a learning curve to get over before you can decide if things are really annoying or just unfamiliar. Jo Ann is a visual learner – she catches on quickly to things she is shown – reading it out of a manual is something not many people do well – and almost no one enjoys. I guess I’m a bit of a geek that way. I like reading and exploring new gadgetry at the same time. So, I’ll figure out the things she really needs to know, and then show her, and we’ll both know.
But for simple family photos, all you really need to know is where the “Auto” setting is. Everything after that is just gravy… Or is it icing on the cake? Hmmm…