New aerial photos
March 21, 2009 at 00:36
I have added aerial photos to the galleries and created new sections for Aerial Southern New England and Aerial California shots.
Blog
You are currently browsing the blog archives for March, 2009.
Water conservation PSA by Digital Voyage
March 19, 2009 at 22:25
the High School Water Awareness PSA created by my class, The Anacapa School Digital Voyage class spring 2009: “Parched Planet”
Posted in Education and The Anacapa School. Add a comment
Carlin’s conundrum
March 19, 2009 at 10:24
“If a radio station changes its call letters, moves its studio across town, hires all new disk jockeys, and changes the style of music it plays, but keeps the same frequency, is it still the same radio station? Suppose they change only the music?” -George Carlin
Posted in Uncategorized. Add a comment
Study: Solar ‘cheaper than grid’ by 2012 – PBN.com
March 11, 2009 at 11:18
Some interesting findings out of New England about the ever-decreasing cost of solar energy.
Study: Solar ‘cheaper than grid’ by 2012 – PBN.com – Providence Business News.
Posted in Green Energy. Add a comment
The Golden Gate Bridge
March 9, 2009 at 21:07
See more from the California gallery.
Posted in Personal Adventures and Photography. Add a comment
Solar transit on satellite dish – time-lapse video
March 4, 2009 at 16:25
This is a three hour time-lapse video on March 4, 2009 taken at the satellite earth station of Full Channel TV, Inc. in Warren, R.I. of the solar transit of a TV satellite in Earth orbit, the sun and a satellite dish antenna on the ground. The video was taken by Jesse Dufault.
The shadow of the dish’s feed horn can be seen passing perfectly under the center of the dish. This biannual occurrence happens around the equinoxes, and causes what is known as “sun-fade” or “sun-outage.” During this brief (10-20 minutes) period, the TV signal may be degraded or lost.
Posted in Cable & Broadband and Full Channel and Technologies. Add a comment
Sharks from Dack in Florida
March 4, 2009 at 12:16
Dack – of palmbeachphilanthropy.org – sent me this photo taken from his R44 helicopter of sharks in the waters around Palm Beach, Fla.
From his note:
…here is the picture of the sharks. It’s not too clear but you’ll get the idea. They are 5′ or so in length and they are spinner and reef sharks. - Dack
Posted in The Natural World. Add a comment
Aviation photos: flying with Brad over Neverland Ranch
March 1, 2009 at 11:15
A Picassa album from Mr. Bradford Holt
