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The penultimate shot of the Barrett Lumber Yard series, taken as you can see whilst the snow was coming down. About 5 minutes after taking this, it did stop, but I was already on my way by then as we had run out of time and had to leave. I so love the ramshackled look of the wood with all it's gaps and the bare winter trees and scrub land in front.
Is it just me or does this remind you of a Lowrie Painting?
A second snapshot portrait with the little boy's baby sister added to the picture. I love her smile and her bright eyes. They're certainly a contrast to the stoic expression that her brother's maintained. I have a feeling that he might have been ready to get out of that sailor suit and go out to play by the time this picture was taken.
It has the agfa-lupex logo on the back, which suggests that it was taken either before or shortly after the end of World war II, since the company changed it's logo to just "Agfa" after the war. The only two pictures with dates on them are in the '50's (1952 and 1959).I think that the little sister shown in this photo, might be the nine or ten year old girl in the '52 photo, which would place this picture somewhere around '43 or '44.
Shot last weekend along the Central Oregon coast.
I processed this image using a combination of Photoshop and the new program Luminar 2018. I wanted to see how well they integrated with one another and how I might incorporate Luminar into my workflow. This was just a first experiment. The integration worked as expected and I'm still learning the intricacies of Luminar to achieve the final look I'm going for.
I so enjoy the learning process!
Criminal Minds is an American police procedural drama that premiered September 22, 2005, on CBS. The series follows a team of profilers from the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) based in Quantico, Virginia. The BAU is part of the FBI National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime
Title inspired by Muse-Uprising
Paranoia is in bloom,
The PR, transmissions will resume
They'll try to, push drugs that keep us all dumbed down
And hope that, we will never see the truth around
(So come on)
Another promise, another seed
Another, packaged lie to keep us trapped in greed
And all the, green belts wrapped around our minds
And endless red tape to keep the truth confined
(So come on)
They will not force us
They will stop degrading us
They will not control us
We will be victorious
So come on
Interchanging mind control
Come let the, revolution takes its toll
If you could, flick the switch and open your third eye
You'd see that, we should never be afraid to die
(So come on)
We're Here theme: Everyone Hates Studying!
It's finals week and Sabrina has only 4 days left of high school. With this teen's raging hormones, the movement in this photo definitely expresses how she feels. #COUNTINGDOWNTHEDAYSTOTRANQUILITY
An interactive data game that lets you explore the progress and pitfalls of girls’ and women’s education around the world. “learn more”.
Photo: Firoz Ahmad
O scroll suave e o zoom simplificado do iPhone / iPod touch fazem deles os dispositivos móveis perfeitos para se visualizar mind-maps!
Estou usando o serviço online Mind Meister para elaborá-los. Depois salvo em JPG e sincronizo no iPod touch.
A respeito da palestra gratuita em SP sobre mind-maps e tecnologia móvel, todos os detalhes estão no blog.
Brother To Brother / Let Your Mind Be Free
Trackliste:
A1 Let Your Mind Be Free (Billy Jones) - 3:28
A2 Visions (Billy Jones) - 6:52
A3 Chance With You (Bernadette Randle, Billy Jones) - 4:46
A4 Phattenin' (Billy Jones, Craig Derry) - 3:28
B1 Groovy Day (Billy Jones) - 2:54
B2 Take My Love (Billy Jones) - 6:07
B3 Leavin' Me (Billy Jones, Sylvia Robinson) - 6:17
B4 Joni (Billy Jones) - 3:15
Bass Guitar – Jonathan Williams
Congas – Craig Derry
Drums – Clarence Oliver
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Clavinet, Organ, – Billy Jones
Piano, Synthesizer [Moog, Arp], Clavinet – Bernadette Randle
Recorded at Platinum Recording Studios, Englewood, New Jersey
sleeve design: Dudley Thomas
Label: Turbo Records / 1976
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
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Plymouth broke the mould; sort of. Instead of "MIND THE GAP" the station platform at Plymouth has retained the arcane and odd usage of "mind" to remind everyone that their platform is a bit lower than you might prefer. England is laced with these oddities: complex phraseology when simple would communicate better, the most convoluted approach to simple matters of plumbing and their favourite transport safety message, repeated ad nauseam, "see it, say it, sorted".
I began posting to Flickr as a way to let everyone know where I was in my travels. I'm travelling again in a not quite post-COVID world. I try to be a traveller, not a tourist. All the same, my travels this time will be punctuated by a small group tour nominally focussed on things of an astronomical and engineering bent.
Like my plans to post sequentially according to the date taken, hardly anything ever turns out to be perfect — sorry if that has upset the idealists and optimists among you.
With the hindsight of my disrupted plans I'm now inclined to title my travels to the UK in 2023 as "MIND THE GAP". You see, despite almost all my travelling plans running smoothly, the tourism delivery was a bit more, shall we say, chaotic. That may sound a bit unkind. Without the company of eminent scientists I would never have access to the places I've been. It's the bits I signed up for that fell into the gap, never to be seen again, the organiser's ignorance of the 6Ps, disregard for their own respiratory infection protocols and the unconscious bias attracted by cliques and elites that elicited this change, in my mind, for the working title.
Anyway, I'm back now, or at least parts of me are and I promise to outshine the service delivery which confirmed for me that travelling is so much better that tourism.
From grateful art discussions to the secret of lemonade. Discover it all on www.stuckinplastic.com and remember, mind the gap.
Frame captured by Alien Workshop' s new video "Mind Field".
I like the atmosphere of the movie, the filming and the animations as well as the filming!
Nice one!
The secret world of mind control (posted with permission).
Try to relax. This will feel a little weird. — Morpheus
SciFoo day two, whatcha' gonna do?
10:00
•Micro air vehicles indoors with demo. MIT micro air vehicles group
•The post-antibiotic era.
•How to model & design whole cells (unplugged)
•Science of the "impossible" (invisibility mind reading, light-driven cancer treatment & more!)
•Painting with blood dancing with DNA - biology on screen and canvas. Biology's movement into art & entertainment. interactive music & biology with Bjork. Viruses as doilies, blood paintings. Bio form sculpture
•BEL: Biological Expression Languages. An expressive shorthand for capturing biology in a computational format. .
•Hold a piece of Mars and one of the oldest materials
•"Lightning Talks”
1.uniform coatings from asymmetric particles.
2.A communications primer.
3.Autistics in Science.
4.Network Interventions.
5.De-extraction.
6.Stem cells to fund the genome
•Thin film, comms, autism, networks, de-extinction, and more"
11:00
•Trip to a black hole movies!
•Deepflight. Deep ocean space now open!!! Who goes first? What is best use? Sub all ready to go.
•So you built an awesome tool. How do you get people using it????
•Virtual you! Medical patient records as simulations predicting your future health. {Medical, technical, social, financial} challenges. p.s. I'll show image data and cool visualizations to start out
•The coming age of brain decoding.
•Rebooting science communication.
•Radical shifts in relations with life, art, & biology.
•Crowdsourcing science (discussion).
•Donating health data - medical, devices, consent.
12:00
•How the languages we speak shape the ways we think and what should we do about it?
•Beyond Turing machines.
•Public participation in scientific research aka citizen science
•Where are the null results? Science is positively biased. Can or should we fix this?
•ZomBees Why do they do what they do? Are parasites controlling us all?
•Catastrophe planning & recovery (as a cool tech hobby!) Vernor Vinge
•Implanting bionic eye device - transformation technology, implications, interaction, performance. Surgery free version
•Currents in Neuro vascular Disease - Alzheimer's, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's
A place to go to when your brain feels like it has been tied up in a thousand knots, when you think it’s just impossible to untangle what’s happening on the inside. The confusion, the decisions to be made, the irrelevant projects to hand in. Applications to be filled in, portfolios to be put together, interviews to go to. New businesses to setup… and so much more…
I need a holiday, sadly no break, I gota keep on moving… the end is near… I can see it. The wave is coming...
Whats on your mind?
A huge ravine in the Skaftafell National Park, dug out by a river. The light was quite difficult with the dark ravine against the bright sunlit ash fog. But IR worked out the contrast quite nicely.
Here our group walked along and down the left side of the ravine until it finally leveled with the ground at a great plain.
This was one of the places I ran the most to get shots from different view points. My forehead wouldn't get dry for at least 15 minutes in the bus after this...
Strangely added to Explore for September 19 at September 27 at #466