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Yosemite Upside-down (pic)

Posted on May 18, 2011 by

Just for fun, while on a photo trip with my dad in Yosemite, I had him take a bunch of pics of me doing handstands all over the place.  Silly, I know. BTW, I love this pic of me with my dad.

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Yosemite Shooting Challenge: Dogwood Flowers (pics)

Posted on May 15, 2011 by

I invited myself along for a photo trip up to Yosemite with my dad and his wife yesterday.  We were in search of the elusive dogwood flower, a blossom (actually a white colored leaf) that blooms for a very short window in early May. Luckily, we caught them just in time as they were in…

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Heading to Singapore: Need Suggestions!

Posted on May 10, 2011 by

Just wanted to share the exciting news that I am headed to the lovely southeast Asian city-state of Singapore for a work project and a bit of vacation at the end of May.  I know, very last minute and random. I actually don't know much about Singapore, other than they have amazing food, it's ridiculously…

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Biking in San Francisco: From Mission Bay to the Golden Gate

Posted on May 1, 2011 by

I spent this weekend doing a lot of biking in San Francisco, which is a great way to get to know the city and to get around. I've been told that SF is one of the great biking cities in the United States.  But it's famous hills and narrow, windy streets were wee bit intimidating….

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LookBack Maps: Bringing the Past to the Present with Augmented Reality

Posted on April 20, 2011 by

I have been playing around with augmented reality apps lately, seeing how they might be used for education and civic engagement.  The field is still in its beginning stages, but we are already starting to see some interesting applications of AR. Of course, augmented reality applications have been around since the early 1990s.  But it…

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Glorious Timelapse of Milky Way from El Teide, Spain (video)

Posted on April 17, 2011 by

The most amazing time-lapse video ever. Photographer Terje Sorgjerd shot these amazing time-lapse images from El Teide, the highest peak in Spain earlier this month. I wish I had a better word than "awesome," but this simply inspires awe. Watch it in HD, turn up the speakers. Thanks for tweeting this out, Swifty!

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Frankie Fund Offering Scholarships to Attend 2011 Herrang Dance Camp

Posted on April 4, 2011 by

I'm pleased to announce that the Frankie Manning Legacy Fund is offering scholarships for worthwhile candidates to attend the 2011 Herrang International Dance Camp in Herrang, Sweden this summer. The purpose of the Lindy Hop Ambassador Scholarship is "to empower exceptional students of Lindy Hop who come from communities that have little or no exposure…

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Boston Tea Party 2011 Advanced Lindy Jack and Jill (video)

Posted on March 28, 2011 by

  I just got back from the awesome Boston Tea Party dance weekend in Massachusetts.  It was a really fun time watching the competitions, seeing lots of friends, and dancing to all hours to west coast swing,lindy hop, and soul music. One highlight was the advanced Jack and Jill lindy hop competition, which several of…

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Killer Promo Video for 2011 Herrang Dance Camp (video)

Posted on March 18, 2011 by

  I love this new promotional video for the 2011 Herrang Dance Camp.  Herrang of course is the annual mecca for lindy hoppers from around the world, a five week smorgasborg of dance workshops, live music, shows, talks, and endless hours of amazing social dancing with hundreds and hundreds of the best dancers in the…

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The Museum of Jurassic Technology: The Finest Fake Science Museum in the World

Posted on March 7, 2011 by

After hearing rave reviews from several friends of mine, I finally got to check out the Museum of Jurassic Technology yesterday in Los Angeles. What a strange and wonderful place. Essentially a large art installation, the Museum of Jurassic Technology uses the artifice of a natural history museum to showcase a seemingly random collection of…

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