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4-19-07 Marion's Alissa Martin lays in her a coffin as Mom Beth Powell crys for her after being in a accident for the Code Prom at show the kids the dangers of drunk driving at Marion high school. Photo/Oscar Salinas osalinas@marion.gannett.com
Tech Cocktail gathered at The Learning Village to listen to veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher joined us in Vegas for a fireside chat as part of Tech Cocktail Week. Swisher is the former co-executive editor of AllThingsD, and now co-executive editor of Re/code.
She shared information on the future of the technology and wearables and how your every move will be screened.
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Photographer Credit: Julie Bergonz
Now installed and operational on the Lacy Coral Lichen Loop. Just scan the code on your phone camera to access the 'Self-guided Walk' for information referring to the numbered posts.
Photo by Ranger Jazz
Site-Specific Installation at the 2008 Three Rivers Arts Festival. The piece changed over the course of the exhibition and prints were removed for purchase. As the prints were taken away, zeros and ones in the binary code were also deleted, allowing the translation of the code to dissolve it's meaning.
The best way to help children learn is to enroll them in engaging and useful online coding classes for kids.
We were happy to have a role in regards to this travel book.
Inside, there is a QR Code. The QR Code takes people to a video where they can see how the book was made.
Copies of this book will be distributed at Graph Expo.
This was just another day at work, so the photo is appropriate since this is what I stare at for most of a workday.
This is photo #50 in my Project 365 series.