The hidden beauty of pollination: Louie Schwartzberg on TED Live from TED2014 Mysteries of the unseen world: Louie Schwartzberg at TED2014 Louie Schwartzberg is fascinated with exposing the world’s wonders through photography. Three years ago, his talk, “Nature. Beauty. Gratitude,” demonstrated his uncanny ability to capture the captivating beauty of our natural world — the tiniest shake of a flower petal, the stirring complexity of a bee’s wing. Signals: The speakers in session 9 of TED2014 Communication is fundamental to how we relate and interact.
Cheap Projector from an Old Laptop Video Male Speaker: Now that the technological age has been around for a while we begin accumulating a lot of old electronics that are setting around collecting dust. One way to repurpose them is to up cycle them into something useful. As an example in this video I'm going to show you how to make a cheap projector using an old laptop an old overhead projector and some screw drivers. I'll be using an old laptop that someone gave me and an overhead projector that are brought of Craigslist for $30. Taking the laptop what our goal is, is to remove the screen from it. However as long as you are careful this can be still be done even if you don't have a teardown guide. Next you'll want to remove the bezel from the screen to find the screws to extract you'll have to remove the bumper guards that are glued to the bezel. Unscrewing the other casings attached to your LCD screen and separate and remove it from the back right.
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Dunny Art Blog | Stand-Up Economist Help with my new routine: “When life gives you lemons…” December 4, 2013 I’d love your help with a new routine I’m working on called “When life gives you lemons…” The idea is to use this popular phrase to explain different branches of economics, in the same way that a different popular phrase was used in my not-safe-for-work “S*** Happens” video. For an example, consider the difference between [...] Cartoon Climate Change page notes November 26, 2013 This is a working document, so additions or edits are welcome! New draft of Cartoon Climate Change… complete book! November 25, 2013 Here’s the latest draft, which covers the entire book, as a 15-meg 2-to-a-page PDF. New draft of Cartoon Climate Change Chapters 1-11 October 12, 2013 Here’s the latest draft, which covers Parts 1 and 2, as a 1-to-a-page PDF or as a 2-to-a-page PDF. In the news October 7, 2013 The Economist on climate science: Stubborn things and Hot air: Are models that show the economic effects of climate change useless? In the news
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