Architectural Design Process – Sunlight Focus
This video shows how to use sunlight to locate, orient, shape, and inspire the details for your architectural design.
Spiral Aloe Polyphylla
The spirals found in God’s creation are so amazing. The photo below, by Alex Green, reveals the mystery of the spiral aloe plant (aloe polyphylla).
Kungfu Mantis
An amazing photograph by Boim Wahyudi.
NetVibes Cookies, Privacy Policy, and ToS
I’m doing research about what to include (and not include) on website ‘Terms of Service (ToS)’ and ‘Privacy Policy’ pages. When you research this topic (searching via Bing or Google), you’ll probably find several helpful articles that explain why these pages are needed on most modern websites, and some hints at what to include on …
Getting Out of Debt May Actually Make Your Brain Work Better
Financial Peace Makes Sense An article by Andrew Keshner yesterday in Market Watch caught my eye. “A new study has a whole different take on what debt relief means… Getting rid of debt doesn’t just unburden finances, it takes a weight off the mind that clears up cognitive functioning, lessens anxiety and improves impulse control.” …
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Apologies to the American People
A few juicy quotes from an opinion piece by Sharyl Attkisson, on March 25, 2019 “We in the media allowed unproven charges and false accusations to dominate the news landscape for more than two years, in a way that was wildly unbalanced and disproportionate to the evidence.” “We did a poor job of tracking down …
Princeton Seminary Students Ask For Reparations For School’s Role in Slavery.
Quotes from an article by Sarah Pulliam Bailey — Princeton seminary students are asking for reparations for school’s role in slavery: “Princeton Theological Seminary last year released a report describing its founders’ and early faculty’s ties to slavery. Now, some of its students want the school to take it a step further and provide reparations …
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