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The First Sugarmakers

By: uvmext

Who were the first sugar makers? Many believe native Americans were the first to collect sugar from maple trees in North America. In fact, it was probably squirrels. Squirrels have been observed collecting encrusted sugar from the end twigs they n...

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HDFS 161 Episode 18 Crime & Punishment

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton Outlines a develecological understanding of crime and punishment. He describes the development of criminal behavior and thinking, the developmental and ecological ingredients that go into a criminal developmental trajectory, the...

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MCU: State Machine/ Control LED with push button

By: 86mgalla

Use state machines to achieve real time control behavior of your led.

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Weekly Rite 1

By: semacdon

Here I wanted to play with the unique opportunity film creates for movement sequences. If I were to perform the series of movements presented here for an actual audience I would not be able to achieve the same effect. Film and editing allows for r...

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Weekly Rite 2

By: semacdon

Making Space With windows that look out And force perspective in Something speaks of doubt In the places it grows thin It lingers long enough For something new to sprout, But never long enough To explain where it has been

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Weekly Rite 3 -- Hands

By: eseyler

Mowzer has become the Alfred Hitchcock of cats, making cameo appearances that invariably influence the entire flic. Here, I explore life from her perspective (and perch)...and begin dancing with my hands, something I've enjoyed through the years. ...

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Weekly Rite 3

By: semacdon

Exploring the themes of my life in the form of an almost enjoyed cup of coffee.

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Weekly Rites 4

By: jpowers2

This was inspired by my new ring. I found myself focusing a lot on my fingers!

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Weekly Rite 4

By: semacdon

Movement is observed, copied, and passed on. It is learned, challenged, and changed by each generation. We are born movers and we are changed by the movement we make and the movement we see. Watching children move changes the way that I see moveme...