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Apple Hill was too crowded for my taste, so nifty-fifty to the rescue. Isolate on a child's hand and a llama's nose and hope the bokeh people don't mind a photographer near their knees.
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. . . After a few days of rain and wild weather in the north country, it was good to get out and see some sunshine on Rugg Pond! Located just off Valley Road south of Torch Lake and The Seven Bridges area, I was expecting to see my usual family of Trumpter Swans, but none were here today. I guess the incredible colors made up for that . . .
Have a great week Flickr and Facebook friends! I would mention that we are due for rain and some white stuff this week, but I am afraid some of my friends would want to kill me then . . .
Portland, OR
Not our dog, just a happy fellow along a walk.
Camera: Nikon F w/Photomic FTN Finder
Film: Fuji Superia 400
Lens: Nikon 24mm AI 2.8 Lens
Matt Gone- A Guinness star of the 4th International Tattoo Convention Bucharest , October2013
According the Guinness Book of World Records he is probably the 2nd most tattooed man on Earth.
Since 1990 Matt Gone has tattooed about 99 percent of his body (including internal tattoo!). The result is an elaborate, full body design with a central checkerboard theme. He has many fantastic creatures and scenes on his body and his chakras are individually marked.
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Male Rhodinia benedeki (Brechlin, 2011), Shika Snow Mountain base cable car station (Lanyue Shangu Shika Jokul, 3300m), 10 km SW Shangri La (Zhongdian), Yunnan, China, 15 October 2013. [Possibly the same species as Rhodinia davidi (Oberthür​, 1886)]
Drogheda to Oldcastle Railway Line - MP Drogheda 11 1/2.
Irish Rail 071 Class Locomotive "077" at Beauparc, Meath 10th October 2013, with the 09:20 Tara Mines to North Wall.
Any body using the step to get in the emergency door had no support as the wooden frame and supports had turned to powder
What would you do if you found a glaring mistake in a world-renowned and government-cited economics paper, written by two Harvard scholars at the top of their field? Thomas Herndon, 28-year old doctoral student at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst was faced with this very question — and he decided to respond to it head on.
The paper in question, "Growth in a Time of Debt," published in 2010 by Harvard professors Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Ragoff, has been widely used and cited around the world by governments and people like Paul Ryan and Tim Geithner to justify economic austerity measures.
After discovering that he was unable to replicate the paper's findings, Herndon pursued Reinhart and Ragoff, who gave him their original data set and the permission to "publish whatever results" he found — and what he found was about to change not only his life, but also the face of debt policy.
Thomas Herndon joined the Council to discuss his findings, and explain how it is possible for even a 28-year-old "kid" to change policy discussions and decisions during the launch of the Council's new Ajay Raju Millennial Membership & Program Series.
This event was part of Global Philly2013(tm).