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Althea Crome uses polished surgical wire instead of needles. This work in progress will eventually be a cardigan.
This is a clear example of the idea of othering. If one looks at this photograph one is likely to get an idea that construction work is a little 'backwar' in China, this may not be true.
Sorry this isn't the best pic mainly cuz I brought Basil to work with me! (he got another flower crown by Beansporutmomo, I'm addicted to flower crowns ok?!) Here you can see the slight glow from his eyes.
Taken at round 2 of D1NZ 2011. Check out my article for Drifted.com:
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It's a 12 Days of Christmas theme, and all the ornaments are photos from work parties. There's beer, vodka, a pingpong paddle, and our really annoying singing Christmas tree in the sleigh. And Santa's gone to the bar.
Had the opportunity to shoot with Jake Moreau from German Motors. Jake races autocross with his beautifully photogenic GT3 RS which he gave me a ride in. Shout outs to German Motors on the awesome work on both of these cars and shout out to Jake for getting together with me. We will be shooting these babies again soon.
The Price Theory Summer Camp was created to introduce PhD students from outside the University of Chicago to price theory, which emphasizes the application of basic economic tools to problems.
During this intensive one-week program, students hear lectures from UChicago price theory faculty and experience a series of “Chicago-style” seminars where faculty present their research in progress. Participants also work on problem sets in workshops and have opportunities to discuss their own work with some of the world's leading economists.
The program is geared toward PhD students in economics who have completed their third or fourth year of study, but applications are accepted from doctoral candidates of all levels.
I decided to custom build the mailbox for our new house. I browsed the internet for some style ideas and then modified it slightly and decided on how I wanted to build it.
The mailbox is built out of 6x6 cedar. I cut 2' off one end of the 8' post and ripped it down to give me 2 1/2" stock. I then cut the support arms for the box out of these pieces. I routed all edges with a 1/8" roundover and sanded all surfaces with a random orbit sander until smooth.
I drilled and hand chiseled out the mortise to accept the 2 1/2" square support arm which is seated 3 inches into the post. I cut the angled support arm out of the other remaining ripped piece of cedar from the post. The screws anchoring the angled support will be recessed and the holes plugged with cedar plugs I cut from other scraps.
I will post final pics of the mailbox upon completion. Just a fun project for a few afternoons.
The horizontal axis is time: 7000000 years before present at left, present time at right. The vertical axis is longitude: 180° W at top, 180°E at bottom. Ellipses represent various populations. Labels at top are of the best-known populations (at least 10 specimens); other taxa are labelled at bottom. The area of the ellipses is proportional to the number of individuals known. (With the exception of the big blob at right for Homo sapiens sapiens, which has been greatly shrunk to fit on this graph.)
The dataset needs to be refined further. Large blobs need to be broken up, and extant chimpanzees have not been added. The labeling is obviously too crowded.
Photos from the Class of 2022 commencement for Roosevelt High School (one of eight graduation ceremonies I shot for work over the Memorial Day weekend).
Yes, that's my handiwork - ha ha ;-) Our town has organized playgroups throughout the summer and into September that we love to go to on Fridays (when I'm off work). The Play-Doh is a favorite activity while we're there :) Its a good thing they had fun in the morning because after this we had to go to the travel clinic for shots - 3 for Lily, 2 for Rohan and 1 for me. I wish I could have taken them all :( Some new coloring books and Play-Doh for home made everything right again.
I helped a friend redesign his excisting app, the update should be hitting the appstore shortly. Go here to see it: itunes.apple.com/us/app/winescanner/id394878711?mt=8