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Compass readers on buses

Asian paper, this was taken close to the Chinatown area

My DD's 3rd birthday!

LO for the Reader challenge at The Daily Digi.

 

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I’m so lucky (in kk_wio_spring folder)

 

Template by Jenn Lindsey- freebie from the 12 days of Christmas.

Font is Century Gothic.

This is my Bachelor Degree thesis book. The project I developed is a “visual book”, based on Juan Rulfo’s novel “Pedro Páramo”. A “visual book” is a graphic artefact that offers the reader an immediate key of interpretation of the text and allows him to comprehend the real meaning getting possession of the contents, without altering or twisting the features of the book as the author intended it.

 

Following the initial stage of research and selection of the concept I was going to base my work on, I set the aim of designing, through alterations both “micro-typographic” (parts of a letter, a whole letter or word...) and “macro-typographic” (page, book, binding, cover...), a new structure of meaning that should have enpowered the partial emptiness of the narrative and Rulfo's silence in the book. The resulting effect is an amplification of the disorientation that the book generates in the reader. I established a similarity between the narrative system and the book as an object, with all its components such as binding, cover, pages, sentences, words, parts of words.

 

There are some folding pages that can be opened through a kind of “wing”. The action of opening the folded page symbolizes a metaphor of desire of knowledge, of discovery, the same feelings that brought the main character, Juan Preciado, to undertake the trip to Comala looking for his father. Inside the folded pages, you can find either a blank space, again symbol of Rulfo's silence, or a sample of text that is the “echo” of the previous page, represented through a micro-typographical removal or dissection (breakdown of text into words, of words into letters, of letters into fragments).

 

The cover is based on a grid of seventy modules that correspond to the seventy parts of the book: within them I placed the letters concerning title and author of the book, according to a pattern that indirectly anticipates the content of the book. I thought to apply the theme of randomness (already used during the project for the folded pages) to the cover, changing the place of the letters within the seventy modules: in this way I managed to have various front covers, similar in the structure but different in the disposition of the letters. For this purpose, I presupposed the use of Processing in order to develop a script that, basing its computation on precise rules, is able to arrange the letters in a "random" order.

Saturday 28 September in Oslo, when I was tonsured as a reader during the pontifical liturgy in St. Nikolai Church. Archbishop Gabriel had come to Oslo to celebrate the 75th anniversary of St. Nikolai Parish.

in Google Reader (and feed readers in generally). Personally, I've come to terms with not obsessing over it, but what's the point of setting up a user for failure like that?

 

I mean, just take a step back and listen to the concept for a minute: well, there's a never-ending stream that's being generated by millions of sources, of which you potentially probably have an interest in tens if not hundreds of thousands of... but your goal, while for all of this, apparently is to unbold things until your counter goes down to zero - then you'll have read the web or something.

 

But don't worry, more stuff will pop up while you're getting there so even if you think you're done - your'e not. You see, it's like an inbox for the web! Have fun!

 

(*in terms of models, subscribing to feeds is something that just might not scale. in most cases, they're really just indicators for sifting out stuff that's interesting and valuable to you...)

I actually only like forest to take pics in, but not because of anyth else

 

*my sis

dixie brewery in background

Vintage Antique show, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Nov. 2019. Every new reader is greatly appreciated. I wrote Motor City Manhunt with R. A. Jones

 

Ilford HP5 ISO400

Geweldige plugin. Postrank meet engagement van blogartikelen (op basis van o.a. comments en tweets) en heeft een plugin voor Google Reader (via de Chrome browser in mijn geval) die binnen de vele artikelen direct duidelijk maakt welke goed gewaardeerd worden.

 

Ik was altijd erg van van tweetedtim.es achtige oplossingen waar ik snel de artikelen zie die veel daar de mensen die ik via twitter volg wordt geretweet, maar daar zit ook content tussen die mijn niet interesseert. Nu kan ik zelf de blogs bij elkaar zoeken en zie ik alleen arikelen met hoge score die mij veel meer interesseren!

 

Hier de plugin: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pnngeaoibaajihakbnngcfe...

Courtesy of Gayle Johnson-Becker

Advertisement for November 2009 Pittsburgh Cold Readers, 1st in a series

Photo: Rob O' Connor (rocshot.com)

Photo: Rob O' Connor (rocshot.com)

Guest reader at Central Community Library

Hon. Ian Lovejoy, City of Manassas Councilman

National Library Week 2016

Readers Digest Design Book 1977

Mysterion the Mind Reader appears on the Cover of EYE weekly- Canada's leading urban weekly on arts and entertainment.

 

As seen on over 100 television programs and newspapers, and heard by millions on various radio shows Mysterion is undoubtedly Canada's leading psychic entertainer. Imagine ESP and feats of the unknown at your upcoming events? From Corporate to house parties, stage to strolling Mysterion has over 2000 shows experience to back up his reputation of being the premier in fun and excitement at events.

Another shot of Read Reader on Texas Tech.

The reader in patent No. 230,750 looks ill.

Rajkamal Barscan Systems Pvt. Ltd is a leading supplier of Barcode Printer, RFID Readers and the complete RFID Solutions in

 

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Photo: Rob O' Connor (rocshot.com)

Each new reader of one of my works brings a real happiness.

I also got this Lexar UDMA CF Card Reader with Firewire 800 for my b-day. It has cut my import time by about 75%. Literally.

 

100 RAW files from XTi on old reader: 30-45 minutes

 

100 RAW files from 50D on this reader: 5-7 minutes

 

Keep in mind that they are going straight to an external hard drive that is connected via USB 2.0, so that makes it a bit slower than if it were just going to my computer's hard drive.

 

Strobist: 430EX at 1/2 power through umbrella camera left and above. White reflector camera right.

Dear Reader play The Hare and Hounds pub in Birmingham.

www.myspace.com/dearreadermusic

 

© 2009 www.flickr.com/wayne_john_fox, please FlickrMail me for the original images.

Thank you.

Photo: Rob O' Connor (rocshot.com)

Photo: Rob O' Connor (rocshot.com)

MCABW Anniversary Luncheon Features Congressman Kevin Brady August 24

 

CONROE, TX -- July 21, 2010 -- U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) will give the keynote speech at the Montgomery County Association of Business Women's (MCABW) fifth anniversary celebration and luncheon on August 24. The meeting will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday, August 24 at The Incredible Pizza Company. The restaurant is located at 230 South Loop 336 West in Conroe, Texas 77304.

 

âEver since Carol Gooch founded the MCABW, the group has been on a roll,â Rep. Brady said. âNot only does the organization continue to set the gold standard for how business networking is done in Montgomery County, they invest in future business leaders through a vibrant scholarship program. Their dedication to our community truly knows no bounds.â

 

âWe are thrilled to have Kevin Brady attend this milestone event,â said Stephanne Laviolette, MCABW executive secretary and treasurer. âHis presence says a lot about the growth and importance of our organization.â

 

The MCABW, which now has more than 300 members, provides a forum for local businesswomen to support each other â both in their professional and personal lives. The MCABW holds a networking luncheon the fourth Tuesday of every month, as well as a mixer the second Thursday of the month.

 

For more information about MCABW, call Carol Gooch at 713-256-8002, or view their website www.MCABW.org.

 

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