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Macro Mondays (1.31.11): "Deception"
Cliffs Notes: C'mon, admit it—you used them, too. How else could we manage all those reading assignments and book reports? Homer's Odyssey...are you kidding me?...it's like 500+ pages. So yes, I deceived. And passed. :)
Happy Macro Monday!
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HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
This is between parking lot and street. Abelia and Laurel, probably planted to be hedges, but pruned as individual plants.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense.
studyguide:
calculator, pen and paper: basics -you know you need them
notes: well, who can remember all the stuff they read after all
laptop: the know-it-all friend that has become essential for a lot of us - and great for when you need to think about real life for a moment (thank you facebook)
and talking about essentials:
the book: you can't google your way through exams, READ THE BOOK
and last but not least the coffee to keep you alert and awake..
oh and the brain is also kinda useful in the process of studying for exams...
( don't know what his wallet is doing there since he didn't leave the house for days
This is along the cemetery at the top of Dundee hill. Deer really feed on it. HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
Read the beautiful short story "A Cup of Tea" by Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923)
Leica Sumicron-R 35mm/F 2.0
Location: Kampung Manir, Kuala Terengganu
"On the avenue... Euclid Avenue... Euclid was the Greek inventor of the area of mathematics known as Geometry. Many cities and towns have a Euclid Avenue, especially if they have an institute of higher learning. Tucson is fortunate to have the University of Arizona, which is a world class institute in Optics, Astronomy, and Cosmology. Also in Marine studies, surprisingly enough. We are fortunate to have the Biosphere 2 as a recently acquired part of the U of A. This crane is erecting a building on the U of A's Tucson campus. The grounds of the U of A are an arboretum... I love walking amongst the various specimens and admiring them...
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I love all visualizing all the rectangles and the triangles dwelling in this scene ... both 2D and 3D (Two dimensional and three dimensional) geometric shapes... Prisms, prisms, parallelepipeds, etc... It would be fun to draw in the missing lines and surfaces at the tops of the unfinished columns...
Toward the end of our Weequahic High School's geometry class, - Secondary school in the US is called high school. I wonder why. - Dr Ernest Ranucci liked to have us all sit with no pencil and paper, and he would ask us word to visualize three dimensional shapes. He would mentally move them around and ask us what the intersections looked like... That was exciting... I had never imagined anything like that before. What fun!!! I hated to miss his classes when I cut school to go the beach at the Jersey Shore (New Jersey) starting in April of my junior, i.e., 3rd year.
I remember that Dr. Ranucci was awarded his doctorate in math while we were in his classes. Years later, while I was in Graduate School, after Sputnik, he was appointed to a national committee dedicated to improving our elementary and secondary school science and math programs. I recently found out what his thesis topic was. It involved new and innovative ways of teaching mathematics to high school students. I realize he was using us to explore and work out his ideas... He really gave my fellow students and me quite an education... Doing mind experiments has always seemed like fun, and he comes to mind... I can still see him in my mind's eye.
We had quite a few brilliant and exciting teachers at Weequahic high. Some of them are:
George C. Martino: Chemistry
Clarence Seltzer: Physics
Walter Eisenberg: Physics
Dorothy Bergman: Science (And My Homeroom Teacher)
Ernest R. Ranucci, Ph.D.: Chairman Math Department
Bernard Friedberg: Spanish
Simon Chasen: French
Harold LaPenna: English
Stories out of school - I can tell quite a few stories about my wonderful teachers... Some are quite funny...
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A hedge of bamboo. Very fat, but well-cared for and pretty.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense.
This is a tumbling affair growing up a conifer crowding a parking strip. Bloomed all at once for a few weeks. Looked abandoned after the heatwave.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
My son is an engineering major at Texas Tech. He covered a series of ovesize index cards and paper slips with the equations needed for a calculus class.
I like the graphic look.
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The Leyland cypress, Cupressus Γ leylandii, gets much too wide for most places I see it planted. It's sold as a fast growing evergreen hedge tree.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense.
This side has Forsythia, hazel brush, blackberries and more, with the cedar growing over the top. Other photo shows the end/other side.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
The Bar Mitzvah boy is holding a blue book in his left hand. This book is a tikkun, a study guide used when preparing to chant the Torah reading in the synagogue.
This was topped and cut back on the inside. HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense.
Why is Woodrow Wilson is pictured on the $100,000 bill?
"[Part of] Wilsonβs reform program was the control of banking and currency in the U.S. After the Panic of 1907, the Pujo Committee (1912 ) revealed that a small section of New York Bankers virtually control the entire nationβs economy. Several businessmen and politicians advocated the need for a central Bank very similar to Hamiltonβs concept. But the Wilson government favored a decentralized banking system under a strong federal jurisdiction. Therefore, after several months of debates, the Congress adopted the Glass-Owen Bill in Dec 1913. This Bill set up the Federal Reserve System. The Bill also divided the nation into 12 administrative districts and established a Federal Reserve Bank in each district. These banks were to serve as the fiscal agent to the other bankers. The entire system was to be supervised by a Central Federal Reserve Board of seven members. The Board included the Secretary of the Treasury. Besides, the Bill made provisions for a new currency known as Federal Reserve notes. This act helped in better banking facilities in the western and southern states."
Source: PinkMonkey Study Guide - American History
www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/am_his/chap8/a080...
See also: Federal Reserve Act
These conifers were planted on the road edge, then limbed up on the road side as they grew. When the home-side lower branches die, the row of trees isn't providing the privacy for the home any longer.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
i made this study guide to help me remember the phonetic numbers from super memory - super student by harry lorayne
These arborvitae are growing well. Not sure this is a useful hedge.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
The tall-tree side, and the owner of the driveway doesn't mind the overhang this direction.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
Why have hedge plants trimmed so they don't touch?
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
This is Laurel, trimmed to only about 4 feet tall nine years ago. Now tall, and about 15ft. wide. And about the lower trimming? you guessed it....deer browse. Talked to owner, who is ready to cut it down again, though for a year it just looks like stumps.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
These folks finally removed it. Next planted Arborvitae which all died.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
This is the "short side" of the Leyland, and this neighboring property deals with the overhanging trees best they can without spending much effort to cut them back. They did need to get the gate to fit, so trees pruned there.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
Euonymus
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense.
Study guide for the US citizenship exam, with different kinds of writing on it: typewritten questions and answers, corrections in pencil, simplified Chinese translations, and phonetic translations of the English.
More in my hedges examples. This won't ever look nice.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
Here's view from driveway toward neighbor's property. Not a very big strip, and those trees are planted close to each other!
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
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Truly, though "real" gardeners abuse those who plant arborvitae, in some situations they are the perfect plant. This competes with the maple tree though.
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
Arborvitae growing very well on the north side of a home. What are some issues with growing so close to the house?
HEDGES: This is part of an album for my garden study group and meant to be viewed in the album so the order makes sense. flic.kr/s/aHsmWcdxc9
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