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Below is a long blog post about 10 questions that I have for you. You’ll notice the first two are very basic, but they set up an interesting conversation in my mind. As writers we are often so concerned with “what do readers want” and “how can I make this character compelling?” that we forget to think about ourselves as the writer (or even artists). Here are ten questions which ask us more profoundly what it means to be a creative person. These aren’t meant to take forever or require great thought–just something fun to mull over while taking your lunch break! Enjoy… (By the way, there will probably not be any new posts on here until after Labor Day weekend.) Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. It was written by Mike, the son of my friend Sue. We have met several times since I first started working with Sue back in September but had never discussed his interest so it came as quite a surprise to me when she sent this through to me on Saturday afternoon! So without further ado here is what he has got to say: “I’ve always been fascinated with technology and how things work; whether that be computers or the inner-workings of machines such as cars. A few years ago (2014) I decided to study Product Design at university where I found out more about industrial design processes, CAD software and manufacturing techniques. The course also introduced us to different prototyping methods including Laser cutting and 3d printers which caught my eye immediately. As time went on during my degree studies we were given projects for which to make physical models for presentation purposes. In year one our project involved making a set of scales using lasers cut acrylic sheets, however the second year saw us produce an entire product from scratch all the way up to making the final moulded plastic prototype. This experience really helped develop my skills and knowledge on manufacture processes used within industry today, particularly 3D Printing which became my main focus throughout both degrees.” Mike recently moved into new accommodation after graduating University last summer and now lives very close to a company called Protolabs who specialise in rapid prototypes made via stereolithography(SLA). They offer a wide range of materials and services along with their online ordering system known as eShop. After seeing some images from other customers showing off their prints, I thought why not give them a try? So I ordered two parts, one being the scale model of a fish tank filter, designed specifically for the purpose of testing different types of filtration media, the next part would serve as a prototype for the body housing of a smartphone mount, the idea behind this print was simply to test if this concept could actually work before investing money in injection mold tooling costs later down the line. Once these orders were placed they arrived around 7 days later ready for assembly/testing depending upon your chosen service level options offered by Protolabs themselves – either overnight delivery option available too should you wish. You can see below how each item turned out once completed successfully following post production finishing process stages including surface sandblasting & powder coating procedures conducted externally against order request specification requirements prior to delivery shipment date confirmations received back stating everything was good to go ahead accordingly per agreement terms previously agreed between parties concerned prior arrangement completion dates specified prior initial consultation meetings held initially establishing full details relevant information required necessary preliminary discussions addressed prior arrival commencement start points established previously mentioned fully detailed clearly defined contractual agreements signed finalised mutually accepted arrangements Below is a long blog post about 2016, but I wanted to share it with you all before the New Year. As we approach Christmas and then welcome in the new year my thoughts are turning towards how much change has taken place over this past twelve months. It seems that as soon as one thing changes something else follows on behind. In some ways life can be very challenging at times when everything around us changes so frequently and unexpectedly. At other moments though there may also be a sense of hope or possibility because we have an opportunity to create our own lives and live them differently from what they were previously. I know for myself there have been many things which happened during 2016 and which could easily lead me into feeling very discouraged or downhearted. However, instead these events simply present themselves as opportunities for growth and challenge – chances for me to learn more about who I am and where I’m going next…and in this way life becomes incredibly exciting! One event which occurred early last year was finding out that I had breast cancer again after almost two years being clear following treatment back in 2014. This time round however surgery wasn’t needed and medication worked well enough (at least until recently) to keep any further spread under control without harmful side effects such as hair loss etc., although chemotherapy did cause nausea sometimes along with fatigue & lethargy generally too occasionally throughout its duration plus pain experienced through periods like menstrual ones especially if not managed properly initially either beforehand or afterwards via having rest breaks between cycles usually every four weeks apart just making sure plenty fresh air gets inside while sleeping/resting whenever possible naturally therefore avoiding stress levels rising unnecessarily due mainly lack adaptability skills required thus resulting problems getting worse rather than better overall situation deteriorating rapidly instead improving steadily gradually regardless circumstances seemingly impeding progress somewhat unforeseen turnarounds occur spontaneously sometimes surprising everyone involved including doctors specialists general practitioners consultants patients families friends colleagues neighbours acquaintance peoples random strangers whatever backgrounds belief systems held close hearts minds bodies spirits souls psyches emotions feelings energies vibrations waves sensory perceptions intuitions knowing understandings awareness intelligence wisdom knowledge experiences events occurrences phenomena situations conditions environments spaces places surroundings locations geography topographics climates terrains ecosystems biosphere oceans rivers lakes ponds streams creeks rivulets channels brooks waterways seas shorelines coastlines landscapes horizons skylines cityscapes urbanscapes suburbia nature wildlife animals plants trees shrubs bushes grass flowers foliage leaves fruit vegetables stones rocks metals alloys minerals crystalline structures sand gravel mud earth dust particles gases smoke mist haze fog fogs thick Below is a long blog post about 10 ways to save money and be smart with your finances. 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By cutting back on unnecessary purchases such as going out drinks every weekend or buying new shoes whenever they go on sale; also try making meal plans ahead so grocery bills don’t get too high while eating healthily enough so there aren’t many snacks required each day either because cooking takes longer than grabbing something quick which often ends up being unhealthier anyway due lack preparation/thought process behind decision making processes within these situations where people normally resort using convenience food choices instead focusing solely upon what would taste best versus what might help them lose weight faster etcetera… Saving Money In College With A Budget Plan For Students There are a lot of things students need to know before starting college. One thing is how much money they should set aside per month for school supplies like books and computers. Another important issue is finding an affordable place to stay during summer breaks or winter vacations–and last but certainly not least, figuring out whether tuition costs less at different universities across America. There may seem like no end to financial stressors once enrolled into higher education programs (or anyone else looking forward). 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In the beginning, you don’t know what you are doing and it shows. You have no idea how to find issues or work with customers so everything takes twice as much time than it should. It will also probably take three times longer because you haven’t been working on this kind of problem for very long and your brain still hasn’t figured out that pattern recognition is faster then brute force. The only thing worse than not knowing something is pretending like you do. Don’t be afraid to ask questions even if they sound stupid (they won’t) but try to phrase them well otherwise people might get annoyed at you. One good way of phrasing such question is by saying “I am trying to figure out xyz”. If someone really wants to help you they can give their advice without thinking less of themselves which makes asking those questions easier later when other developers come around instead of some random guy from Linked In group who knows nothing more than you did six months ago. You can’t learn programming alone! If there was one piece of advice I could leave you all with after reading these ten tips its would be to make friends within IT community - join local user groups, go to meetups and conferences where professionals gather together. Not only does having friends helps during tough times but meeting new people also gives great opportunities like job offers etc. These events aren’t just places filled with boring talks either; there are usually plenty fun activities going on too including games nights which allow everyone involved enjoy each others company while developing friendships along the road .