2012 February
nanoholdings.com – Justin Hall-Tipping CEO of “Nanoholdings” Explains how nanotechnology is set to change the future of energy and replace fossil and nuclear fuels:
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www.alienscientist.com/forum/showthread.php?752-The-Future-of-Nano-Electric-Power-Generation&p=3578#post3578Below is an excerpt from:
nanoholdings.com/about-usNanoholdings is a team of scientists, investors and innovators working at the cutting-edge of nanotechnology to develop solutions to the world’s growing energy problems. Working in partnership with the world’s best universities we develop products and companies that will revolutionize the way we use and generate energy.
Two things stand out about us — we focus exclusively on nanotechnology-based energy solutions and we work at the very cutting-edge of nano-energy research.
Our extensive network of leading scientists in the nanotechnology field are central to our work – scientists based at eminent universities around the world, who are working at the coal-face of nano-energy research to seek out alternative solutions for how we generate, transmit, store and use energy. We support and guide their research, transforming breakthroughs into viable solutions — products to revolutionize the way we use and generate energy.
ONENESS BLESSINGS @ JAILS! - A Touching Story on How Our Society is Evolving
This amazing story is courtesy of Stephanie Miller, a Oneness Trainer in Houston, Texas. We're twice blessed, with her story of inmates receiving Bhagavan's Oneness Meditation as well as her eloquence.
After the Oneness Meditation Deeksha
www.enlightenment-online.com/Inaugural_video.html
first time-lapse with GoPro HD Hero2 and first attempt to fly IntoTheWind 9-ft Levitation Delta kite
just got the camera and kite today, excited to attempt kite aerial photography! i came across some videos and the idea of putting the gopro camera on a kite just last week.. did a bunch of research, placed some orders, and now i’ve got all the pieces to make it happen! i did get the kite pretty decently high in the air in the beginning, though unfortunately the wind started to die down when i was placing the camera on […]
In this striking multiple exposure shot, Korean photographer Ho-Yeol Ryu shows an assortment of planes taking off at Hannover Airport in Germany. While it may seem like a lot of airplanes, this scene is quite typical. Now just imagine this occurring at airports all over the world, every single day of the year and you start to realize just how much air traffic there really is. Be sure to check out the startling simulation of air traffic in a 24-hour period below, it may surprise a few of you
Striking Multiple Exposure Shot of Takeoffs at Hannover Airport
twistedsifter.com/2012/02/picture-of-the-day-striking-multiple-exposure-shot-of-takeoffs-at-hannover-aiport/
Jon Cancelino is putting together a photo/creative studio.. here are my responses to some of the background info questions for the team bio pages on the upcoming website.. [may need some revision, wasn’t quite feeling the answers]
• Background history on your work/services (3-4 paragraphs are fine)
mark marano explores all aspects of creativity and technicality. as a lens-based artist, he has extensive experience in researching and developing many photographic techniques. he also is highly skilled in designing and developing logical and technical procedures for custom processes, applications, and web sites. in project planning, he puts together the pieces and creates models to make everything run as efficiently and smoothly as possible.
he has created a feature-length documentary, designed and built cameras, and has displayed and sold photographic work in juried, group, and solo exhibitions. he knows no limits and is willing to persevere to pursue a project and manifest an idea/goal. when he sets his mind to it, he can make almost anything happen. mark is often ahead of his time and foresees what the future will bring in techniques and concepts. he is capable of starting with a blank canvas and putting together all aspects of a project in its entirety.
mark pushes the limits in what he does. he has explored all aspects of photography. in the past, he has put together a video with 192 clips running simultaneously on the screen. he has developed unique techniques that no one else has reproduced. he can invent a way to make a photography project work smoothly on any budget. planning out the sequence of what needs to happen in what order is but one of his many specialties.
mark is capable of seeing almost anything from any given perspective and understanding its relation to the whole. he can see what someone [a client] wants and communicate in their language, while translating what needs to be done into the technical terminology necessary for the team. being as driven as he is to present work professionally, mark is capable of excellent quality control/assurance.
• Specific information on the type of projects you would/can specialize in
anywhere my skills may be best used:
advising • adventuring • analysis • appreciating • archiving • art • atmosphere design • being expressive • budgeting • building • business startup/development • cinematography • coaching • communication • comparing options • conceptualization • consultation • contemplation • cooking • creating beautiful experiences • creating excitement • creation • creativity • data modeling/structuring • debugging • design • determination • discovering • doing the opposite of practically everything on this list • driving • effectively portraying an idea / conveying a message • efficiency • elegance • embracing life • examining everything • exhibition design and installation • expanding perspectives • exploring • expressing uniqueness • flowing with life/spirit • foreseeing • function/procedure design • getting things done • guiding • helping others see the way • idea implementation • inspiration • inspiring • interior/exterior light design • invention • invoking the divine • knowing what needs to be done • learning • leaving no stone unturned • lens-based art • lighting [photographic] • listening • living deliberately • location scouting • logic • making things happen • math • management • mentoring • minimalism • motivating • noticing where improvement is possible • orchestration of ideas • organizing/categorizing • overseeing project implementation [and providing guidance where needed] • perceiving the details • perseverance • photographic printing • photography • planning • playing • precision • presence • presentation • preservation • process design • programming • project layout / planning / management • promotion/marketing/branding • proofreading • providing a pleasant environment/atmosphere • providing companionship • providing possibilities • putting together the pieces • quality control • refining • relaxing • remaining calm • removing obstacles • research and development • resolving the unforeseen • resource allocation • reverse engineering • revising • scheduling • science • seeing far beyond the obvious • seeing the entire picture [and how individual components relate to the whole] • showing up • silence • simplifying/simplification • solitude • speaking • spirituality • stillness • system integration • taking things/concepts/etc to the next level • teaching • technical problem solving • technical writing • technique creation • time management • transforming • traveling • understanding multiple perspectives • video editing • web site + web app design/development • writing
• Why you do love your job?
because i have no job! i can be me, creative, expressive, on my time, my terms, and enjoy it all without limitations of rules set by the corporate machine that does not understand. :)
because i get to travel, explore, create, and express freely. because i can let the inspiration and creativity flow through me.
because i can have fun and get paid doing so. because i can meet new people and see new things/places.
because i can do it from anywhere.
because i am free. [or as close to it as i can be trading time for dollars]
because i can get paid what i’m worth. [currently $75-150+/hr]
because there are no rules [other than the ones i create]
because my bed is right next to my desk.
because i have no boss.
because it’s my choice.
