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Studying!!! Chuck recommended this DVD series to teach me about my new addition and he was right. It's great info.
1/15 @ 3.2; ISO 250; Aperture Priority; tripod; flash; 100 mm lens
I have been invited by Olga Mink to perform a sort of DJ/VJ solo set at a festival in her home town of Eindhoven called Plaza +. For the performance I proposed a sort of real time comic book inspired study of a play by James Joyce by the name of Exiles.
In the image two of the four main characters in the play, Richard and Beatrice, are having a discussion in which it is determined that the Beatrice is enamored by the Richards mind.
hi all
.. this will be last pic until returning
now it is study time
allah y3een ... plz d3watkm el6ibah
i will miss u..
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29\5\2008
Done with charcoal in preperation for my final piece (AS). The study was done in the dark to make sure the focus was on the candle light.
Studying the problem to find the right ßeta
Note (from the Betamax Wikipedia entry):
»In rock climbing, to give guidance as to how to climb a particular route is called "giving beta". This is due to climbers sometimes videotaping other climbers on climbing routes using the Betamax format (when it was still in use), then reviewing the tapes to evaluate techniques to help them climb the same routes in the future.«
In a recent US study it was found that less than 23% of U.S. adults aged 18–64 met guidelines for both aerobic and muscle-strengthening activities.
These findings are of concern because regular participation in physical activity lowers the risk of many chronic conditions, disability, and mortality.
What are these guideline recommendations?
Specifically, adults should perform at least 150 minutes per week of moderate physical activity, or 75 minutes per week of vigorous physical activity, in addition to muscle-strengthening activities 2 or more days per week
Kimba thinks the laptop cover makes a pretty comfortable cushion for him to snooze on while Sam is studying - even if it is perched rather preciously on the edge of the desk.
I let the kids put stuffed animals on their desks so long as they behave. We must have a million in the room. This kid was so sweet..he read a book to his study buddy during silent reading time. Showed the moose the pictures in the book and everything. It was just too cute!
There are definate advantages to teaching at the same school for an extended period of time. I've taught members of his family since I started teaching at this school...aunts, cousins, siblings...kinda cool.
Along the same lines, when I went out for a cigarette at lunch, a former student came over to tell me he was out of jail. Bright kid, seriously misguided. He told me he took the chance to go to boot camp instead of jail for part of the time and thinks he's learned his lesson. He plans to get his GED and a job. I hope he does. It would be such a waste if he didn't. I told him I didn't want to read about him in the paper unless he was CEO of a Fortune 500 company. He smiled and said "Ok, Ms. O'Shea....I'll try". Here's hoping!
My year program in France (2018-2019) on the last day at the train station with my volunteer; my AFS friends and I in Annecy, France; an AFS weekend in Poitou-Charentes in 2019; hugging my friend at an AFS weekend a couple weeks before departure; my host family and I in France at a restaurant; my AFS friends and I on a trip to Bordeaux in the rain; our AFS student from 2019-2020 at the zoo; our AFS student in my sister’s wedding in October 2019; our 2019-2020 AFS student and I in chemistry class as lab partners. @lyd_smithhh