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Chris navigated this way for a lot of the trip...I think he was making it a little romantic for Lorie...I wonder if he sang Italian love songs to her...
I've always wanted to take photos from on top of the Behavioral Sciences balcony, but never had my camera. Since I took my camera to class with me on Thursday, I figured that I might as well take a 4 flight hike to the top and get a good panorama. Some things to point out, the building on the left is the building I work in, the Education building, and the building on the right is the Clark building that has the largest classroom on campus. In the distance behind the building in the center (which is Eddy, the literature building) is the Library, and behind the library, you can see the 2 blue cranes that are constructing Engineering 2, on the other side of campus. View this photo on my website here: www.noahclark.org/?20111030
From the bestselling authors of Sway, Click is a fascinating psychological investigation of the forces behind what makes us click with certain people or become fully engaged in whatever activity or situation we're involved in.
If you think you know how you think, you'd better think again! Take this insightful, delightful trip to the sweet spot where economics, psychology, and sociology converge, and you'll discover how our all-too-human minds actually work.
i'm so typical when it comes to new toys, i crave them, beg for them and then when they arrive, i ignore them for weeks, as if i got my fill and now im on to the next toy in need
case in point final cut studio, i begged for this studio package with all the trimmings, and now weeks later due to project demands im in it, using it for the first time, cold feet from the avid world into final cut pro
i think i can transition ok
i would of been nice if final cut could of asked me "hey are you an avid editor?" and i could say yes and itd auto map my keys
its amazing what keymapping can do for confidence in a tool, ive had to do it by hand and its been ok,
with key mapping done, i feel like i can really edit lol
This is Kona displaying very rude meeting behavior. Note how Chloe's ears are laid back, mouth open... while Kona is stiff, ears erect, with her paw on Chloe's back. She's basically showing Chloe who the boss is (Taken at Angel Chicken's home). Chloe is annoyed, but not upset by Kona.
The flight behavior of these butterflies is slow and graceful, alternating between fluttering wing strokes and gliding dips. This species commonly flies in the shade of the forest canopy in its native habitat (mangrove swamps) and is native to south-east Asia or the Indo-Australian region.
For the most part I detest video cameras but this was one time I really wished I had been carrying one. It was hilarious and a still picture just doesn't quite capture the moment. Maybe if my timing had been better but....
I had been watching this Magpie from a distance and wondering just why in the heck it kept running to newly parked cars. Then I got closer and found out.. It has learned that car bumpers are places where it really easy to catch bugs so it was running to each new car looking for lunch.
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My instructions for this photo were "go stand by that fence." (No, he's not actually beating her with a bottle of water in a sock, but that was the effect he was going for.)
On May 17, 2016, I dropped by Gray's Crossing in Ballston Spa, New York, USA,, after a led walk at nearby Woods Hollow. It was a fairly short loop trail near Kayaderasseras Creek, with various plants & lots of bird song! One of six images. We are starting to get bug life! These two were doing what comes naturally. Looked like some kind of fly. Anyone good for ID?
CAMBRIDGE, MA - APRIL 19: Will Behavioral Science Make The World a Better Place?
A Conversation with David Halpern,
Speaker(s): David Halpern - Chief Executive, United Kingdom’s Behavioural Insights Team
Moderator: Todd Rogers - Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School, at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Harvard Institute of Politics @ The Kennedy School, 79 John F. Kennedy Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts on Thursday, April 19, 2018. (Photo by Gail Oskin)
Objectives for this presentation:
1. Identify the behavioral clinical signs associated with hypothyroidism in dogs.
2. Identify the behavioral clinical signs associated with hyperthyroidism in cats.
3. Recognize the supportive diagnostic tests to determine if the behavior is related to thyroid dysfunction.
4. Understand the pertinent client education information for the various thyroid medications
5. Relay the pertinent client education information for behavioral modification in order to provide the best nursing and supportive care for the patient.
The Community Behavioral Health Promotion and Prevention Commission was established in August 2018 with Governor Baker’s signing into law of chapter 208, section 1 of the Acts of 2018. The commission is charged with working to promote positive mental, emotional and behavioral health and early intervention for persons with a mental illness, and to prevent substance use disorders among residents of the Commonwealth. The commission is chaired by the Secretary of Health and Human Services and is comprised of a diverse panel of policymakers, public health professionals, legal experts, and clinicians appointed by the Governor.
Learn more about the commission: www.mass.gov/orgs/community-behavioral-health-promotion-a...
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