Mostly fog and rain. Mostly EOU campus.
rDay Seven-Hundred-Thirty-Four
Author: leh
Iceland, Anyone?
My old LA photography partner, Bill, sends me notice of this. Turn up your audio volume and use 4K if your video supports it:
The Dreaded Boxes, Part II
In continuation of the project started the other day, brother Dennis sends along more “finds”. As I just got off the phone with Ivi and we had discussed this matter, I am publishing two more examples that she wanted to see. These are of yours truly, at a slightly younger age, including one with Dennis himself and my mother’s aunt’s small dog. Somewhere in the wastelands of Iowa, sometime in the 1940s.
rDay Seven-Hundred-Thirty-Three
Been a cloud-and-tree guy since childhood. Can’t stop now.
Popeye Was On To Something
Scientists are using spinach leaves to grow blood vessels to help build heart muscle. Read about it in this National Geographic piece.
rDay Seven-Hundred-Thirty-Two
Spring has sprung, I guess. Evidence herewith:
rYear Two
Get Bob Mankoff While You Can
A Different Slant on Income Equality
This from the Harvard Business Review …
A Curmudgeon’s Suggestion
Many of you know that I abhor Facebook and much of social media. While it can make sense for businesses and political activists and some others, my background in the computer industry and in government prescribe for myself a good dose of avoidance. The New York Times today has a good piece for the layperson who wants to divest.
And, as a related matter, you could die. So here’re some considerations for that eventuality.