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Michael Sippey, VP of Six Apart (software company behind Moveable Type) compiled a great list of the specialized lingo project managers use in their daily lives, which I found via Kottke. Reading through it, I was mentally checking off the ones I've heard personally, both at Pop Art, and in my previous lives. I fired up Illustrator, and 10 minutes later, I invented a new game: Lingo Bingo, Project Management Edition. Future editions (Creative, SEO, Developer) forthcoming. Leave other ideas in the comments at blogs.popart.com/dave-selden/archive/2008/12/16/lingo-bin....
"From Flickr Commons. I am creating a set of these amazing Scopes Trial photos so that my friends can more easily view them all."
This is a photograph of John Scopes, "taken the month before the Tennessee v. John T. Scopes Trial. June 1925."
Digiscoping this Himalayan Flameback was more of a challenge, since it wouldn't keep still. (That's my excuse for the rather blurry photo.)
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Large dark blue scope is a Meade LX90 GPS 8" F10 SCT
Light blue scope on top is a Skywatcher ST80 80mm F5 refractor used as a guidescope
Crayford focuser added to the back of the LX90 with electronic focusing
Imaging done with a Meade DSI 2C
Guiding done with a QHY5
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SCOPE Art Fair opened it's doors to throngs of excited VIP's during a special Tuesday night preview of the show. Miami's Art Basel week is just starting to gear up, and the work at this year's SCOPE is already very different from last year - featuring much more up-and-coming talent, and prices that seem to be lower overall.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2011/11/30/scope-miami-vip-preview/
Photos by Michael Cuffe of Warholian, follow Michael on Facebook here: www.Facebook.com/MichaelCuffe
Valve Junior (V2 Combo stock) attempting to reproduce a 1kHz square wave - scope across a 4 ohm resistive dummy load in place of the speaker - input about 60mv peak to peak - volume at about 11 o'clock.
marck @ lichtfeld @ scope
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The Scopes Trial became a rhetorical battle between two of the world’s great public speakers: three-time presidential candidate, William Jennings Bryan (right) and famed defense attorney, Clarence Darrow (left.) Darrow ultimately lost the case but that outcome was preordained--he had always planned to appeal the verdict to the State Supreme Court. (He won the case on appeal.)
The moon shortly after moonrise at about 10:30 PM MDT from Broomfield, CO. This is my first attempt at shooting with a scope. The camera is a D-90 attached to a Meade ETX-90 scope with a t-adaptor.
this is an animation still of my nose hairs....this is my latest art project...where it's going..well i don't know but i'm on a roll..
Small Towns. It has been about 9 years since I've driven to Dayton TN. and little has changed in this town of about 7800. This courthouse was the location of the Scopes Trial.
I've read various articles on this trial of a teacher and how he MIGHT have taught evolution in 1925. This one is interesting: tnmuseum.org/junior-curators/posts/5-things-you-didnt-kno...
Shot this image of one of the scopes paper bins downtown a few while back.
this weekend past i shot a cover for them and some images for the inside for an article.
elling and the gang seem like a good bunch to do some work for. i hope we can work together more often!
The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky.
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