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Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. I wrote it for the first half of last year, and then stopped when I lost my laptop to hard drive failure (yes - that’s what happens if you leave your computer plugged in overnight without updating its software). I just found the file on an old flash drive today, so here goes… If you have any comments or corrections please email me at matthew@mjm-productions.com! Thank you! What does “3D Printing” really mean? To many people this term may seem very technical, but we are all familiar with some form of 3 dimensional printing already; they’re those little plastic models used by architectural students and designers. These models come prefabricated in either a cube shape or as flat sheets which can be glued together into a 3d model. They generally range from small scale replicas of buildings, cars etc., through to life size models such as those created during film production. The process involved involves creating each layer separately before adding another layer above until finally a complete solid structure emerges. The most popular material used nowadays seems to be ABS plastics although PVC has also been known to be employed depending upon how large/complex the project might be. There was however one rather interesting attempt back in 2010 wherein NASA scientists were able to print out human tissue using a biomaterial called alginate mixed with stem cells taken directly from patients own bodies – amazingly enough these printed organs proved both functional & viable once transplanted within living subjects. It sounds like something straight out sci fi movie doesn’t it… Well perhaps not too far off actually given recent advances being made across multiple disciplines within medicine alone let alone other fields too… So what exactly makes up our universe anyway & why should anyone care right..? Well according to theoretical physics every point inside space contains infinite amounts energy waiting patiently beneath layers upon layers invisible matter ready willing able capable yet unable simultaneously depending entirely upon current perceptions towards reality itself thus bringing everything down again only further deepening confusion amongst otherwise intelligent minds attempting comprehend same thing without truly understanding underlying mechanisms behind said phenomena resulting ultimately meaninglessness existence overall lack purpose direction sense whatever else thereof altogether leading us ultimately closer God knows where next eventually culminating eventual demise nothingness absolute voidness forever evermore endlessly repeating loop cycles spirals loops circles eons centuries millennia eras epochs generations lifetimes ages timeless timelines eternity infinity infinitude never ending unending final conclusion death doom destruction extinction annihilation apocalypse Armageddon oblivion total collapse catastrophe disaster chaos madness insanity lunacy craziness derangement dementia psychosis schizophrenia paranoid delusions Below is a long blog post about 2017 and the upcoming changes for 2018. This year has been my first full year of working on this project, which was both exciting but also very challenging at times. I’ve learned so much from creating this website over the past twelve months; in particular learning to code (thanks again to Codecademy!), as well as how to create an online community that makes people feel welcome. If you have any feedback or suggestions then please do let me know via email: jess@jessyamberley.co.uk - your input will be greatly appreciated :) I’m delighted with what we’ve achieved in our first year together. The website now features interviews with some incredible women who are doing amazingly inspiring things around the world – and all of them were discovered through #WomenInTheir30s. I couldn’t believe it when we hit 45k followers on Instagram too…and the support just keeps getting better each day! My heartfelt thanks go out to everyone involved, whether they like and share my posts, contribute their own stories or simply spread awareness by word-of-mouth. It means everything having such wonderful supporters behind us. This weekend marks two years since I started writing these interviews, but there still seems to be no end in sight. If anything, the number of stories being sent into me continues to grow. That said, after today there won’t be another interview published until February 2018 due to other projects taking priority during December / January. Despite not posting any new content while I finish off other work, however, I’d really appreciate if you could continue sharing #WomenInTheir30s with friends / family / anyone else who may enjoy reading along. And before signing off, here are seven highlights from the last twelve months: Interviewing Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s First Minister, whose story about her mother inspired others to send in their own accounts. We received more than thirty emails in response to that feature alone. Thanks Nic! Learning about Sasha Dhesi MBE, founder of the Kickstart programme, and meeting one of the young participants, Lily Maynard, in London earlier this month. She told me she wants to study law because “it gives [her] the power” to help change society for the better. A girl after my own heart… Speaking to Anouska Hempel, award-winning designer and author of ‘Anouska Hempell Designer & Decorator‘, who described herself as a “lady of leisure”. Her motto? Don’t waste time. Catching up with Cath Kidston, Creative Director and Founder of eponymous lifest Below is a long blog post about 40 years of my life as I reflect on the path that God has taken me and our family. This year, we celebrated forty years since we moved to California in June, 1976 from Minnesota (see photo below). Our three sons were 8, 5 & 3 when we arrived. 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