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Adding Color To The Most Iconic Photos In History | The Roosevelts
I usually don’t go in for the colorizing of B&W. This is probably a holdover of when the fad was colorizing films, some of which directors had purposefully chosen to do in B&W as an aspect of the film. But looking over these, which were mostly in B&W because realistically…
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Day (356) – Incredible « The Better Man Project
A nice entry from Evan Sanders at the Better Man Project that really exemplifies “Do or do not… there is no try.” Very much worth the read, and if you have not followed this project yet… DO so. Day (356) – Incredible « The Better Man Project.
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2012… ?
Originally posted on HeartSphere: Shifting, returning, completing, becoming, harmonizing, beginning… or ending? These few words come to mind when I think of a certain subject that originally caught my attention almost 15 years ago. And, especially fitting for the timeframe, I still have a few thoughts concerning the sphere of…
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Science Progress publicizes study of beliefs about hydraulic fracturing for natural gas
Originally posted on tothesungod: http://scienceprogress.org/2012/12/technology-and-society-fracking-ideology/ As a follow up to the Science Progress article I co-authored with Dr. Adam Briggle earlier this July, we have written another short piece that again explains the subject of our study, Technology and Society: Fracking Ideology, and requests reader participation. You can find the article linked here and…
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Philosophical Art
Originally posted on iamadam: Practicing philosophy in the contemporary world is a daunting task. Knowledge has grown significantly in the past century. It overwhelms us. Developments in markets, media, medicine, technology, theory, data, discourse, politics, power, war, wealth, genetics, robots, chemicals, poverty, pollution, ecology and economy have exploded. Specialized disciplines…
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Very interesting.
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Economist Debates: Business education: Statements
A very interesting debate over at the Economist online. Very much worth the read for those who are wondering about what is going on in the halls of graduate business education. Our professors actually agree on some fundamental things. Both, for example, accept the importance of on-the-job experience when it…
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Okay, so I noticed the conflict… | circles in the sky
Thanks to my beloved brother, Will Hudson (pedagogue/poet/photographer) for pointing out this thought provoking first-hand account from someone who lives in Haifaz. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us here in the Ether. …The conversations I’ve had about these issues since returning to Haifa have been emotional, to say the…
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Training yourself only to wear blinders wastes opportunities… why bother with the pretense of a discipline that is really only pseudo-obligation? Attend – Adjust – Acknowledge – Accomplish: be ready for opportunity when it presents. Moving People to Action Last week, I listened to Jim Collins at the Growth Summit…
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Originally posted on Larval Subjects .: Larval Subjects has been fairly successful in the 6 years that it has existed. It is now approaching 3 million visits. It grew to this size from about 100 visits a day. These days it receives about 2,500 hundred visits a day. How did…
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Vodafone Office
Vodafone office building in the outskirts of Porto. Designed by Barbosa Guimarães Arquitectos, the skewed windows and faceted facade make up an extraordinary appearance. see also: Casa da Musica see also: Faceted Windows Vodafone kantoorgebouw in een buitenwijk van Porto. Ontworpen door Barbosa Guimarães Arquitectos, de schuine, driehoekige ramen en…
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Nurse stump
Originally posted on garyschollmeier: Continuing the nursery theme, here is a cedar stump, which is now dwarfed by the spruce it nursed. It is interesting that the spring board notch is still visible, the cedar was most likely cut in the late 1800’s.
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