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This inviting public space at the Kendall "T" station in Cambridge combines low-impact architecture, connecting walkways, and short- and long-range views, all complemented by the relaxed, dappled shade of thoughful plantings. Plants are integral to this built environment, helping to connect the different domains of use.Notice how many kinds of transportation are visible here, walking, biking, cars, public, and tourism. I think spaces like this build community. What's your opinion?
This nice picture comes via Alex who is an optimization analyst.
He kindly mentions that he is finding the techniques in Web Analytics 2.0 to be of value in his work.
Thanks Alex!
When I posted photos of Dennis in his panama, people told him to get a better hat. He and Ben asked if these were an improvement....
Created with Midjourney 5.2, using prompt optimization to include elements of fractal math and an image prompt along with text.
Created with Midjourney 5.2, using prompt optimization to include elements of fractal math and an image prompt along with text.
Staffers from USASAC’s New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, offices meet to discuss initiatives to optimize the supply chain for foreign military sales contracts. From left are Lester Straub, senior concept principal analyst, PROJECTXYZ Inc.; Lori Sekela; program analyst, USASAC Performance Management Office; Matthew Siderias; requisitioning/materiel request history and status process manager, USASAC Process Office; and Kathy Heikel; senior concept principal analyst, SIGMATECH Inc. (Photo by Joel Vazquez, USASAC)