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Thoughts on Photography

Thoughts on Photography is the podcast with the most timely stories in the photography industry. Each week, Brian McGuckin interviews the experts in the thick of the most interesting issues in photography, taking apart and understanding the issue from the experts. Sun, 9 August 2015. ToP #0134: Your Own Gallery Exhibition. Photographers often dream about having their work hanging somewhere to be adored by the world, but aren't sure how to go about it. In this episode I talk with Nick Page. As photographe...

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Thoughts On Physicians

Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Malpractice suits are every where these days. Personally, I believe that a good number of them are honest and unfortunate mistakes that a doctor makes. It's just hard when one small mistake by a doctor can make major repercussions. And don't get me started on the lawyer side of things. I looked up some statistics on MedicalMalpractice.com. And the numbers are pretty crazy. 98,000 patients may be killed each year from errors. What Can Be Done? The idea behind credentialing is that...

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A Thought Experiment

Saturday, February 18, 2012. The second part of the experiment was basically comparing the effect of color of the container of a fluid on the rate of heating of the enclosed fluid. We used a lamp for this part to induce heat transfer by radiation. As contrasted to the graph of cooling, the graph of heating was a straight line. Posted by Pio Calderon. Saturday, February 11, 2012. On the Gas Laws. Posted by Pio Calderon. Saturday, February 4, 2012. On the Heat Engine. Posted by Pio Calderon. In contrast to...

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Thoughts on Physics by Rutger Ockhorst | Thoughts on Physics

Don’t Trash That Theory. August 4, 2014. Remember the fall of 2011, when researchers at the OPERA project reported they might have caught neutrinos in the act, violating Einstein's (Special) Relativity by travelling faster than light? August 4, 2014. A closer look at a diffraction demonstration, showing the wave nature of light and also introducing x-ray crystallo-graphy to high school students with marginal extra effort. Read Full Article. Ottaviani & Myrick – Feynman. August 4, 2014. August 4, 2014.

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James Davenport, AICP | Thoughts on PlanningJames Davenport, AICP | Thoughts on Planning

James Davenport, AICP. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me and why I am writing this blog. Children Walking to School? Why Should We Do This? August 26, 2014. Quite a bit has been made these days of the increasing obesity in children. The rate of type 2 diabetes has increased and parents, elected leaders and health officials are trying to come up with various causes of this epidemic and some potential solutions. Why is this a planning or transportation issue? Students attending l...

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The Benefits of Walking to School and Stronger Enforcement of the 20mph speed limit…. November 10, 2015. November 10, 2015. Health and well being. Walking to school schemes. As adults, instead of being paralysed by all our fears around children, we have a duty to put our ‘culture of fear’ into perspective and put measures in place to transform these concerns to ensure today’s children can experience a childhood away from the additional pressures of adult apprehensiveness. 20mph Zones near schools and oth...

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Thoughts On Plot | Just another WordPress.com site

Just another WordPress.com site. July 10, 2015. July Vacation – Kissing Guilt Good-bye. Thank you so much to all of our faithful blog followers! We appreciate you and the time you spend reading our thoughts. Just like everyone else, we look for a summer break from chaos. A time to refresh and be ready to start anew. Do you have something that you need to take a break from to rejuvenate? Kiss guilt good-bye and embrace the need to recharge. What do you do to recharge your creativity? Posted in Michelle Lim.

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Thoughts on Poe

The Raven and the Bust of Pallas. In 1845 Edgar Allan Poe first published "The Raven", a story, narrated by the main character, which appears to be morning the loss of his love named Lenore. The nature of how his love was lost is not clear, but the events that occur during that night allude that the narrator is responsible for Lenore’s death and the raven is there to deliver the news of the narrator’s impending hell. Pallas was slain, and perhaps Lenore was as well. In the beginning, the narrator. 8221; ...

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Thoughts on Policy | That means any policy.

That means any policy. I recently got back into reading Dexter Filkins’s fantastic book. After a hiatus full of fiction. The book is a deep reservoir full of anecdotes about the American experience in democracy building. Filkins, combined with this recent profile of Dick Cheney. Has given me that eureka moment in how conservative American values translate to Neoconservatism. Which is to say Isolationist. Government Liberation not Government Intervention. Democracy is nice when it works. My first thought ...

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thoughts on the process

Thoughts on the process. Tuesday, August 26, 2014. Meg is still alive in me. Watch and read about here: http:/ vimeo.com/91961386. Friday, November 1, 2013. Samhain/All Soul's Day, 2013. Tuesday, July 2, 2013. Ricochet' is a commissioned piece to accompany live music performance. Taking the form of a cinepoem, the work uses appropriated footage from the Prelinger archive to explore the haunting nature of our atomic legacy. Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Monday, March 4, 2013. Between here and there. The text me...