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Narrow strip of land showing a small dirt pathway which leads into a mountain lake and ends on a tiny island. In the background there's green mountain slope with grey rocks of different sizes scattered throughout.
I just shot a shot of the pigeons swooping to park atop their Dickens barn perches again. Flying rats indeed! Well, I turned and headed toward the Loop Trail around McIntosh Lake. Oops... it does not look like I'm-a gonna make it. These dang sunflowers are hogging the trail to the lake. At least I better take some snaps while I figure out how to maneuver the "stand."
This was a dandy day without any clouds and I originally thought that I better get some exercise but I may be at a standstill. There is always something at McIntosh. I am fighting back against time poorly spent behind this keyboard and monitor. Amazon and Echo don't want you to get up and move but scientists say that after all their studies on longevity the most reliable way to extend life is to exercise. I made a fall trek up to Gold Hill yesterday and ventured into my first snow fall of monster flakes and today, loads of Longmonters were trekking the loop trail on foot, bikes and with doggies. All that and I missed the "Zombie Crawl" in Denver today.
This is the McIntosh-Lohr Farm Agricultural Museum on Highway #66, (not the same as Route #66) It goes up to Estes Park and mostly ends @ east Flatteville and Hwy. #66. I dropped my intended walk when I saw this clouding that really popped the windmill.
Pathways is an ongoing project and will hopefully build to a large collection of pathways from around the uk and abroad.
Stockwood Park, Luton. 2009.
VA Convenes Leaders in Brain Health to Advance Solutions for mTBI and PTSD at Brain Trust Summit
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is leading a groundbreaking two-day event focused on brain health, Brain Trust: Pathways to InnoVAtion. The first annual public-private partnership event will take place this week at the National Press Club and the IBM Institute for Electronic Government in Washington, DC.
Building on the extraordinary leadership and trailblazing efforts of a number of distinguished VA brain researchers, VA is convening many of the most influential voices in the field of brain health – to include the Department of Defense, the sports industry, private sector, federal government, Veterans and community partners - to identify and advance solutions for mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Issues related to brain health and head trauma transcend the Veteran and military community, impacting all Americans. By highlighting the themes of collaborative research, medical technology, and sports innovation for player safety, Brain Trust participants will discuss the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and reintegration of Veterans, athletes, and Americans in general - suffering from head trauma related injuries. The event will also serve as a showcase for many of the advancements that VA is pioneering to improve brain health for Veterans, the military and for the American public at large.
In addition to many of the world’s most accomplished brain research scientists, other confirmed participants in the summit include sports commentator Bob Costas, Gen. Peter Chiarelli (CEO of One Mind, and the former Vice Chief of Staff of the Army), Briana Scurry (former U.S. Women’s Soccer Player), Jeanne Marie Laskas (author of the GQ article that inspired the movie Concussion), Terry O’Neil (16-time Emmy award winner), representatives from the NFL Players Association, the NFL, the NCAA, DARPA, DOD, NIH, CDC, and many more.
During the summit a special announcement will be made by Chris Nowinski co-founder of the Concussion Legacy Foundation (CLF) and former WWE professional wrestler. Joining Chris will be a former Super Bowl champion and an Olympic gold medalist, each of whom will be using this Summit to announce that they will be donating their brains to the CLF for the purposes of advancing brain health. CLF has partnered with VA and Boston University to establish the VA-BU-CLF Brain Bank, directed by VA’s own Dr. Ann McKee, now the largest sports mTBI and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) repository in the world with over 325 brains donated, and over a thousand more pledged.
“VA is uniquely positioned to contribute to the care of Veterans with traumatic brain injury (TBI),” said VA Secretary McDonald. “The work we do produces results and life changing improvements in care for Veterans — as well as for all Americans, and for people around the world who suffer from these brain related injuries.”
The following organizations are teaming up with VA as event partners: Amazon, Booz Allen Hamilton, Comcast, GE Healthcare, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Optum Health, and Philips.
To learn more about Brain Trust: Pathways to InnoVAtion, please visit: www.va.gov/p3/braintrust.asp #VABrainTrust
(VA Photo/ Robert Turtil)
Pathway Bellows, Inc. - A subsidiary of Callahan Mining Corporation.
Apparently this was a product specific binder for their Flex-Abilities expansion joints. Very Monkees looking logo for a product for what otherwise looked like the standard stodgy industrial design mentality.
Still apparently in business but were bought by Senior Operations, and are called Senior Flexonics Pathway. Callahan was bought by Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation in the 90's.
Another look at the pathway through the Japanese Garden in Van Nuys, California - www.thejapanesegarden.com
These are some sketchbook pages again from part two of my diploma. I was furthering thoughts in reaction to lockean memory theory, and cartesian dualism.
(thinking about how if I have not known every version of someone, then I can never claim to know them as a whole being. I used my father as a subject here.)
Furthering this, I began linking these thoughts/theories to myself, how, if I am a product of all the people/influences I have grown up surrounded by, and I don't truly know any of them, then how can I know myself?
In the above experiments, I employed wax and the layering of paper made translucent by said wax, to evoke feelings of dislocation, of isolation, and of the fogginess of memory and everything we deem to be 'fact'.
Sketchbook Pages - Found Photographs, Hot Glue, Biro, Tissue Paper, Monoprint, Wax.
Sketchbook pages - A3 (29.7x42cm)
(Photographs all came from 14.5x10cm prints.)
Trying to create visual compositions with the arching pathways we use daily.
Again, shot with the 16-35L 2.8. Everyone I've spoken to says this really is the best ultra wide angle fullframe lens you can get for an EF mount, and I will agree that it definately produces some beautiful bokeh and flare is minimized on it, but again, the amount of CA visible in this shot when you zoom in around the streetlights bugs me. I guess I'm anal that way when dropping 2g.