Petals
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Denise Goldberg
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10:04 PM
An early morning ride on quiet roads... two lanes, shaded by trees, peaceful.
Posted by
Denise Goldberg
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12:47 PM
The annual Hampton Beach Sand Sculpture context pulled me to the coast this morning. That was just a small part of my wanders though.
Vehicle stashed at Hampton Beach State Park, I walked north along the beach, heading to the location of the sand sculptures. The waves glittered in the morning light, painted with multiple reflections of the glowing sun.
I stood for a while when I reached the sculptures, watching the artists extend their work. Fleeting works of art...
A bit further up the coast, Fuller Gardens were waiting. This was my first visit there; it won't be the last. I started my visit at the Koi Pond, enjoying the shade, listening. What is that sound? It was a repeating sound, calming, but one that I didn't think was created by nature. I listened, moved closer, and found... this:
Posted by
Denise Goldberg
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8:45 PM
...a wild storm, that is!
There was a severe thunderstorm watch posted for the afternoon, yet the sky remained blue for most of the day. Late in the afternoon, clouds rolled in. As I walked to my car, the rain started.
Rain, light gray sky. Darker, darker, rain pelting down...
Feel the wind! Leaves on trees moving, wind pushing the car as I drove... Hold on to that steering wheel!
Jagged lightening, cloud to ground...
A rainbow, wide and low...
A little further on, another rainbow, then another...
And then, blue sky returned.
Posted by
Denise Goldberg
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6:56 PM
The sky was painted with interesting clouds, moving, billowing, changing, leaving.
I snapped this photo just before I headed out walking early this evening. By the time my walking feet wandered, the sky had changed again. It was mainly blue, decorated with high flung wisps of white.
Posted by
Denise Goldberg
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9:02 PM
I arrived home this afternoon to be greeted by several rabbits outside of my door. I pulled into the garage, then walked back out to make sure they hadn't followed me in. After all I wouldn't want to trap a rabbit inside!
They hadn't moved, so...
I ran inside to grab my camera, hoping that they would stick around for a while.
Posing, running, hopping, hiding.
Posted by
Denise Goldberg
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9:31 PM
Meet Watson, a child of IBM Research.
Yes, you're right. I talk to computers every day. They follow my lead, and sometimes I imagine they can talk back to me...
I was fascinated to read the New York Times article, What Is I.B.M.’s Watson?. Watson is a question answering computer, and oh! I'd love to see the actual match-up on Jeopardy.
Curious? Click on the video on this page - IBM-Research: Jeopardy!.
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Denise Goldberg
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5:50 AM