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Laptops facing each other, daughter and daddy typed their way through the sunday, that was dreary at best, while the mouse saw everything...
My name is Joseph Gunerman and I was on the IAU College Traveling Seminar
to France, Spain, Morocco, Gibraltar, and Turkey during the minimester.
Attached here is a photo after our final dinner in Istanbul, Turkey. It's
on a balcony at the restaurant and in the background are lights on both
sides of the Bosphorus River which spits Istanbul in half - one half is in
Europe and the other half is in Asia.
a photo of a piece of plastic "spirograph" photoshopped plus the juse of the Topaz Labs split prism effect.
In preparation for my classes on Tuesday, I started perusing books to create my lectures.
I often get bogged down and sidetracked by photos of gorgeous costumes. The beading detail is amazing.
The University of Utah hired a sonic drill to obtain salt cores for their salt thickness study in partnership with the BLM and the Intrepid Potash Mining Company. In addition to testing the salt thickness, the University of Utah and a professor from Westminster College are also studying stratigraphy, salt flat footprint, salinity, water chemistry, weather dynamics, microbial environment, and human interactions with the salt flats.
SO today was stressful.
I HAD TO... Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.
Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study
Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.
Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study.Study. AND Study some more.
NOT TO MENTION because my descritption got DELETED!~!!
grr nicholas...
well today was Study Day... again, i had about 5 seconds before diner for pictures then about 2 seconds to edit and upload i had to put BLEH as the description, the go back and fix it while my mommy wasnt watching, cause flickr descriptions are my blogs.
IT SUCKED, I wanted to cry. But there is a bright side,
today (aka tomorrow but today due to the RE WRITE of my description) is senior prom, and prom pictures are at my house.MY BROTHER AND HIS GF WILL BE MY MODELS.
ALong with, my bestfriend and her date (nothing more!!) and Andrea() and her date because i love her and said i would, well if her dad dosent come, i get her d90 and thats SO exciting.
i have SO MANY people to take pictures of THANK GOD ima a pro. and i can! upload AS MANY AS I WANT. cause pictures tomorrow will be INTENSE, or at least the quantity will be.
i have film 2 and i plan on using my 25 (would be 26 but i accidently took 1 while i was fooling arround :/) exposures and im so excited when i get them developed ill scan and post them. THE END.
These sites on the West Fork Smith River in the Oregon Coast Range were studied to determine the impact of parasites on salmon survival. (Graphic courtesy of Oregon State University)
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Top left is the original shot that I took trying to capture silhouettes of a couple walking through the fog. Didn't work out so I decided to play with it.
Each successive frame is another layer of Snapseed's new Retrolux tool. I just kept shuffling until I got a combo I liked, then applied. I did that 3 times until what I ended up with was a soft, abstract image of the cliché blue-orange color contrast.
The office corner ~ or where I spend most of my time. The mat on the corner of the desk is where my Mollie kitty sits when I am working! I do most of my crafting in this space.
Dale Chihuly's "Koda Study #2" spanning the pond in the Native Plant Garden at the New York Botanical Garden.
Sun is shinning, sky is blue and I am inside trying to study before my exams next week....
Could not resist picking up the camera.
Kon Li (right), SFU's Career Development program director, talks with a prospective student about SFU's Career Development Practictioner Certificate on Saturday, February 5, 2011, at the Continuing Studies Open House.
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Been doing some observational studies before diving right in and making it my own. Research is so important and can be really fun too
This is my home office setup its a little bit in an inbetween state at the minute as it used to have my work laptop plugged into the right screen (when it was a PC) however now my work laptop is another powerbook, there doesnt seem to be a point in having two laptops of the same type (and OS) in use at once, Ideally I'd like to get a powermac and have it drive both screens - or make a linux box.
Study Tip: Turn the TV off. Some people like to have the TV on quietly in the background. This can cut both ways in that it can distract you from time to time, but also can help you to continue studying. It may be beneficial to begin studying with the TV on in the background, and then turning it off once you're under way. The combination of visual and audio stimuli will likely reduce your studying performance, as it makes it more difficult for your brain to prioritize information acquisition #study #studytip
Assefaw Bariagaber, Ph.D., director of the Post-Conflict State Reconstruction and Sustainability certificate program and professor at Seton Hall's School of Diplomacy and International Relations, led a group of 15 students on an African Union study tour in Ethiopia from March 5 to March 15, during the University's spring break. The tour included both cultural highlights of Ethiopia's rich history and academic seminars on the African Union, which is headquartered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital.
"The opportunity to participate in this sort of study abroad program was one of the things that drew me to Seton Hall,"says diplomacy master's student John Pollock. "As someone who studied archeology and paleoanthropology as an undergraduate, I'm particularly thrilled to visit the National Archeological Museum to see Lucy [one of the earliest human ancestors ever discovered]."
Photos by: Abraam Dawoud