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– 16-year-old Ciara Judge and Eventbrite’s Renaud Visage deliver keynote addresses at Silicon Republic’s Digital Ireland Forum –
Policymakers, businesses and public service-providers must respond promptly to emerging digital trends. That was the overwhelming message emerging from the sixth annual Digital Ireland Forum, which took place today (12.09.14) in The Convention Centre, Dublin.
The Forum – organised by Silicon Republic, Ireland’s leading technology news site – heard keynote addresses from Renaud Visage, co-founder and CTO of Eventbrite, one of the most successful companies to emerge from Silicon Valley in recent years; and 16-year-old Co. Cork schoolgirl Ciara Judge, who is a member of the recently-formed Digital Youth Council and a former winner of the BT Young Scientist competition.
In his address, Mr. Visage focused on four key digital trends impacting on consumer behaviour and warned that businesses that don’t adapt to these trends will lose out. The trends he focused on were:
- The influence of “the millennials” – those aged 18 to 34 – who, despite having grown up surrounded by connected technology, value interesting live experiences higher than any other generation before it, and for whom experiences are more important than, for example, cars or houses.
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In her keynote address, Ciara Judge described the feedback she gets from young people throughout Ireland on how they want more of a digital focus in schools.
“Through my work with the Digital Youth Council and other projects, I’m constantly discussing with young people – everyone from eight-year-olds upwards – how they would like to see digital used in the education system,” she said. “What I constantly hear is that people would feel more positively about doing tests if they were allowed to do them on tablet devices. They would like to see programmes like Spotify, Instagram and Snapchat used in teaching; they want to see teachers using PowerPoint and online games more; and they have a high awareness of issues like cyber-bullying and the restrictions that would need to be put in place in fully digitised schools.”
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As well as Mr. Visage and Ms. Judge, today’s Digital Ireland Forum was also addressed by the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Alex White TD, and Lord David Puttnam, Ireland’s Digital Champion.
Commenting at the event, Ann O’Dea, co-founder and CEO of Silicon Republic, said: “This is the sixth Digital Ireland Forum hosted by Silicon Republic. The event is designed to annually bring the industry together to take stock of where we have got to as regards creating a 21st century digital infrastructure and environment – for consumers, for businesses, for entrepreneurs and for our young people coming through. Tackling any remaining digital divide is also always a priority at the Forum.
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“It’s particularly useful that we had ESB, Vodafone and eircom all represented by their leaders at the Forum too. The recently announced joint venture between ESB and Vodafone – as well as the €1.5bn investment being made by eircom – are key parts of the digital infrastructure jigsaw.”
Panel discussions took place at the Digital Ireland Forum on the topics of ‘21st Century Digital Infrastructure and Environment’ and ‘Meeting the Demands of the New Consumer’, with panellists from ESB Innovation, BT Ireland, eircom, Vodafone, UPC and The Digital Hub. Silicon Republic will publish the outcomes of the event over the coming days.
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007 and “M” Stealth parkrun Smiley mission. Our Smiletastic task was to be up early, navigating the hills, facing the rain, battling the wind – and all because the ladies love to ……….run !!!
I’M SO EXCITED! Today, I did something extra special, something I’ve always wanted to do, and something that is even on my bucket list. This isn’t an actual list, to be fair, but I always know when an item comes up that would be on it if I’d ever got around to writing one. It’s that feeling I get when an opportunity presents itself that it is for something I’ve longed to do so much and for so long it actually hurts. As the day and then appointed hour draws near, the excitement is such I feel I’ll burst. I sort of enjoy the anticipatory angst – is my dream really about to come true, or will it yet be snatched away at the final hour? That is what I felt like when I heard that Poolsbrook parkrun was to be launched in Chesterfield. Finally, a new parkrun taking place commuting distance from Sheffield. One I could be in on at the start. I too could join the throng that will be for ever listed as First Timers on the first ever set of results for Poolsbrook parkrun. I’ve always wanted to get to an inaugural parkrun. I was always going to get there to join them for their first ever event at Chesterfield (near as dammit) come what may. I wanted to be one of the Pioneering Poolsbrook parkrun Pilgrims, and reader I WAS! The inaugural Poolsbrook parkrun was today! How amazing is that?
So here is what happened. The run was first mooted ages ago, and I’ve been circling the parkrun pages ever since waiting for news. Finally, the official announcement came that the run would indeed be happening for the first time at 9.00 a.m. (you probably knew that bit already) on Saturday 2nd April 2016. A Poolsbrook parkrun Facebook page was duly launched the week before and the countdown began. They had a suitably inviting cover photo (see above), as well as a succession of ‘getting ready’ photos to reassure their parkrun public that all was progressing well and that they had e.g. the requisite number of colourful helpful signs ready to go. (That three laps direction one was a bit of a worry though):
Even more pleasingly, the organising committee (we love you race director and volunteers whoever you are) had a sense of humour too, coming up with a most acceptable April Fool the day before, which was sufficiently well thought through to be funny, without risking veering over the line in terms of taste (oh dear Preston parkrun – is it true your one involved a bomb on the course? Seems not everyone found that funny – though Google pranked themselves too so they were not alone – shame, I like a good minion story, who doesn’t?)
To be honest, there were quite a few parkrun pranksters out there. I’m sure I only stumbled across a very few, but if you like a detour en route to the substance of this Poolsbrook premier parkrun commentary, have a peer at these:
So, back to business. The day dawned. Obviously, in this age of Smiletastic, it wasn’t quite so simple, bonus points for timed runs still needed to be claimed. Serious members of Smiley Paces (Sheffield Women’s Running club) who are registered for Smiletastic need to take this into account. The most effective strategy being for team members to disperse as far afield as possible. Then again, there was the pull of wanting to do things as Flying Feathers all together for the team as well. Who want to run on their own if they can have a running buddy to accompany them? The compromise was just me, and our very own undercover agent 007 would take on this particular parkrun challenge and nab the point for the team between us. Normally I’m known as hobbit, but as this was a special mission I was anointed ‘M’ as my alias for the day. (Too complicated to explain, just go with it). We synchronised our watches, agreed rendezvous hour and allocated tasks. I was in charge of transportation, my fellow Fighting Feather would check in with Q and sort appropriate turbo assist rocket chargers to get us round. Such external speed boosters being deemed necessary, as Poolsbrook parkrun hasn’t yet introduced the platinum membership initiative on offer from Tring parkrun.
On waking early, as we had an uncharacteristic commute to our destination, my weather check through the window revealed RAIN. I was a bit taken aback, this wasn’t what was ordered, and the Poolsbrook team had looked so efficient I thought they’d have had that aspect covered. Oh well, we are feisty fighting feathers, it would take more than a bit of rain to abort our mission. I scooped up 007 and satnav took us on a magical mystery tour that ended up at the entrance of Poolsbrook Country Park. The postcode didn’t work on my satnav by the way, but I was able to use the ‘points of interest‘ option, so that was an exciting test of my problem solving skills. If you are planning a satnav directed trip maybe check the route in advance just in case.
On arrival, I couldn’t help noticing the entrance looked rather less enticing than on the cover photo of the Poolsbrook parkrun Facebook page. It’s the way I take them probably, that, and the rain, but compare and contrast my gritty realism in the photos with the charming paradise above and you must concede I have a point:
Even so, I was even more excited when I knew we’d made it to our destination, and there were even super keen runners to be espied who were making their way to the start loping along in the rain.
On a practical note, it was really easy to find – handy brown attraction signs as you get close) and about a half hour from our side of Sheffield. There was loads of parking… but, even so, this space was almost full when we got there, so I don’t know what happened with the overflow cars of which there must have been some. Obviously, it could have been that this début event attracted a lot of parkrun tourists like me and Smiley 007, as it settles into a more local event maybe fewer people will drive there if it’s a more local catchment area that becomes the core of the run. No problem though, and parking was free too (yay!). It was still raining though (NOOOO!) but there were ducks milling about who seemed to appreciate that, so ill wind etc.. Actually, there was a lot of milling about of waterfowl now I come to think of it. I wonder if that was part of their pre-run risk assessment?
Now, apologies if you are a newcomer to my blog and this is too much information, but regular callers will know that I do appreciate the opportunity for a precautionary pee pre parkrun. So, in case anyone is anxious on my behalf, or indeed on their own, I can report that Poolsbrook parkrun scores full marks for precautionary pee facilities. Loads of loos, all open, and whilst there was the mandatory queue for the ladies there was also a separate disabled loo and gents as well. Toilet paper, sinks for hand washing, the full complement of facilities. Always puts a smile on my face!
There was much excited milling around. Very quickly I saw familiar faces. The odd strider with their fetching and distinctive charity fund raising bobble hats and a familiar chatty friendly face from Sheffield Hallam amongst the throng. I wrongly attributed her to be a Monday Mobster, but she claims not, I think otherwise – she must be one by association surely? Hey ho. She too no doubt lured away by the intoxicating prospect of joining an inaugural run. I ambled about, and spotted an upmarket coffee van at the start/finish line too. This is a great innovation I’ve not seen before. Not only coffee on completion, but potentially coffee before hand, and/or for volunteers or spectators on arrival. I don’t know if this was a one off or not. (Clarification – coffee is to be covered, mobile outlet for now, inside café some weeks down the line) Decent coffee too. Yay! Though I went for delayed gratification option, didn’t want to have to off load en route so to speak due to the contributory negligence of having taken on extra liquid immediately prior to departure, so I saved myself for the treat of caffeine on completion.
I was like an over-excited puppy, I just didn’t know who to greet first, and would probably have been in real danger of wetting myself had it not been for the first rate facilities already alluded to. I exchanged hellos with the Friendly Face on exodus from Hallam, who had come with a gang of raucous running friends. I took a photo of them all together. What do you think?
She claimed them as friends anyway, some of them look a bit cold at first glace, but look again and you wonder if it might not be cold, it might be the expression you pull when being photographed under duress? I wanted her to lie across the front of them, but she wasn’t keen. Later on she admitted she’d actually driven over on her own, and not come with them at all (something about being paranoid about being late because of conditioning brought about by having parented a run director herself ya da ya da ya da etc). I can’t honestly be sure if she knew them all, or had just appropriated them at that moment for self-promotion purposes. I say it doesn’t matter, if you can photo-bomb a group and look completely at home, then you can claim that group as your friends. Well done. Good on yer, I’m going to try that technique myself next time out…
Photo taken, we started checking out our surrounds and as well as being excited by just being there, and by the presence of loos, and by the presence of a mobile coffee outlet I was further excited by the proximity of an outdoor adult gym! At this point my Friendly Faced running mate from Hallam (not a Monday Mobster) was compelled to point out I do seem to excite quite easily. I concede this point. It was quite remarkable that I hadn’t already burst or otherwise exploded just on arrival, this sensory overload was putting me in real peril of going off with a bang! But really – look – shouldn’t every parkrun have one of these as a warm up area? I think you have to bring your own golfing umbrella and clipboard though.
There was an absolute first timers’ briefing – it looked like this:
Aww, I felt quite emotional watching it. I remember my first ever parkrun, all that apprehension and uncertainty, yet also the beginning of a beautiful relationship – these people had/ have the pleasure of all that still to come! Nevertheless, for me and 007 this was our first First parkrun, so we found someone to capture our moment of initiation to this club too!
Oh, I almost forgot, for those of you who like the official course description blah de blah, the Poolsbrook parkrun page describes the course as follows:
The course is entirely within Poolsbrook Country Park which was once the site of the former Ireland Colliery, but which has been transformed from dereliction into a popular country park and amenities area. The course is almost entirely on compact wide trails but some sections of the course may accumulate mud, leaves and puddles after rain, so please take care. Dependent on availability, marshals will be at key sections of the course, or signs will be in place.
The course starts about 300m away from the café and consists of three anticlockwise laps of the main lake. The finish is on the grass on the right side of the path, in front of the adult gym facilities.
A couple of points to note:
The course leaves the immediate side of the lake to cross the weir and for about 30m runs on the wide path next to the road. Please keep to the lake side of the path.
If you are being lapped by faster runners please keep to the left side of the course to allow faster runners to overtake on the right.
More milling about, and finally a sort of migration to the start that seemed to be communicated by osmosis. I’ve stolen some of the ‘official’ photos to report on this part, mine weren’t as good. I don’t like to think of this as plagiarism, rather I’m honouring the photographers by displaying their work, also, I freely admit they aren’t all mine that follow, so as long as it’s referenced that’s OK too right. So it seems that most of those that follow are from Andy Morris (thanks Andy) though there were others out there who I may well also borrow freely from if ever their work makes it into the public domain. Here’s a picture of one of the other ones below, don’t know his name, but documentary proof that many were out there to document this historic occasion. You know you are sharing a moment of history in the making when the paparazzi are in attendance in plural. Loving your work, whoever you are, all of you, thanks for turning out. Oh, and (late addition) I’ve now added in some of Mark Webster’s photos too, so thank you Andy and thank you Mark for sharing so beautifully. You are AWESOME!
So the milling about, and the migration to the start, and the official inaugural race briefing looked like this (you can tell who took which photos as mine are basically the out of focus ones, I’d like to pretend I was trying to achieve a soft focus effect, but that is basically untrue):
We took the opportunity for a selfie, obviously, which came out a bit crap (also obviously). Less obviously, we had even more excitement (I know that seems impossible) as we were joined by two more Smilies making a similar pilgrimage to the start. One of which was a Smiletastic opponent, but only a Rowdy Rooster, they’ve got no chance to be honest so we didn’t have to pretend to be sporting, we could be genuinely friendly! It was great to have some other Smilies sporting their vests to join the fun. Albeit we sported them a bit sheepishly on the whole, under rain coats truth be told…
So finally, after much applauding of the great and the good, the volunteers, the organisers, the local authority who’ve given permission to use the park and so on, we were awf! I love the first shot here – Steel City Strider with bobble hat on tour, Smiley Paces and the guided runners all in one shot. All the fun of the proverbial fair in one picture, thank you flickr uploading photographer, fab!
So, as always, I was a bit surprised to find myself running but it was fun. I was taking it very easy because of my poorly calf/ knee, but it was really fun to soak up the atmosphere. This is a three loop course, so I hadn’t expected to enjoy it as much as I did, but in fact there was loads to look at on the way round. Waterfowl aforementioned didn’t limit itself to the water. There were some particularly immoveable geese of some sort just before the bridge at the half-way point on the loop. As I approached them on the first lap they just ignored us. Second time passing they looked a bit pissed off, third time round, they took direct action honking (I think that’s what geese do) flapping their wings in an ‘I’m very annoyed now’ display and at least one of them led a protest march onto the path. Good for them, they were there first after all.
I am however jumping ahead. You have been forewarned that there are three loops, however, that’s not strictly true. You also start a few hundred metres back from the eventual finish point, so you have to pass the finish FOUR times. I had a moment of hopefulness after the first 300 metres, or whatever it was, when I thought that might count as first time round, but apparently not so. You will know, so avoiding any future disappointment.
My photos make it all look a bit dismal, but in fact it was very jolly. Loads of colourful marshals in their high-viz tabards for a start, and runners in fluorescent gear a plenty, it was quite a rainbow of hues out there. The ‘proper’ photographers did rather better. Thanks Mark, this next one is yours I think:
Although three loops aren’t really my thing, an unexpected benefit of this set up was that there was a bench in handy proximity to the finish. I realised I was going to be too hot going round, and was able to jettison my coat onto the bench after the first lap. I guess you could strip off ever more layers as you went round, knowing they could be heaped on the bench near the finish in safety several times with four passes available to you. Like a running version of strip poker if you will, should the mood take you. I stuck with just the one layer taken off, but in principle at least I guess more dis-inhibited runners could bare as much as they dare en route. It might even spice things up a bit for other runners in their wake. Some runners might otherwise be finding the laps a bit relentless. Some disrobing runner offering up a bit of eye-candy (or presenting a dire warning) might offer up a welcome distraction, just a thought. Here is a spectator espying the course, a fun one to watch I reckon, because you can see all the drama unfold without having to particularly relocate. You could even plonk yourself down on a bench and drink coffee as people plod (or sprint) by, possibly even offering unsolicited advice on their running technique each time they pass you. I’m sure that would go down really well!
It was a good surface, tarmac really, and despite the number of runners, it spaced out pretty well, and you could overtake (on the right please) by nipping on to the grass if you did feel penned in. There seemed to be a good cross section of runners. Including a blind runner with a guide. I’ve not seen that in action before and it was VERY impressive, they left me for dust early on. It is the ultimate in team work watching that display of trust, timing and co-operation. I wonder how long it takes to build that partnership.
So, at Poolsbrook parkrun you do most definitely have to run round a lake three times, there is no escaping that, but it looks cool in the photos don’t you think. These next two are from Poolsbrook parkrun Flickr site too – though not all photos are accessible for some reason, don’t know why. I might go back later and have another look to see if any more are apt for inclusion in this post, but I’ve got bored of waiting for now.
One of the great joys of parkrun is meeting not only old friends, but new people too. I also love to eavesdrop and people watch on the way round. So people who stood out today – the mightily speedy runner who sprinted past and I thought I knew from a previous life, only it wasn’t him. He looked very surprised when I lurched towards him offering a high five as he walked homewards back along the course after he’d finished and when I was still embarking on my final lap. He looked even more discombobulated as I aborted my high five attempt looking slightly horrified. Sorry about that nameless pirate runner with the bandana and long hair! (Mind you, I know one running blogger who confessed to once high fiving a passing cyclist she thought was offering an upward palm for that purpose, only realising as she passed the poor guy was just using a hand signal to turn right – or possibly left, she didn’t say which…)
The guy with a black Labrador on a canicross harness, who was running with a dog in one hand and freshly bagged dog poo in the other. (Well, I assume it was freshly bagged, it isn’t the kind of thing you’d head out the door with like grabbing a water bottle and energy gel is is?) It was somewhat dispiriting to realise that this must mean he was so much faster than me, he was able to stop and supervise his dog pooing on the way round, then clear it up and recommence running and still be way ahead. Well done for being a responsible owner. His dog wasn’t especially appreciative though, as I watched, it dragged him into a ditch alongside the path which was rather deeper than first appearances indicated. Very wet footed owner was reduced to – well, I was going to say ‘walking’ but ‘sploshing’ would be more accurate!
At about the half way point I also became increasingly aware of a female runner on my shoulder. We had a sort of unacknowledged battle with each other. Every time I slowed a bit she put on a spurt to try and catch me… and I’d realise I was slowing and so speed up again. I feel we were evenly matched and even kindred spirits – she too removed her rain coat on the way round! She kept close by right up until the very end when I did a sprint finish (I use the term loosely). It was nice after we’d both finished to have a chat with her – she’s done loads of inaugural parkruns I was most impressed, and a regular parkrun tourist too. Thank you Peniston Footpath Runner for the external motivation on the way round!
Some other observational details. On a three-lapped course, you get lapped. Well, you are more likely to get lapped than on a two-lap course (sometimes) or one lap (never – unless you go in reverse which seems unlikely). The one advantage of this, is that as I was finishing my second lap (or quite possibly my first, but let’s say second here) I was lapped by the winning runners going through the finish tunnel. However, a consequence of this is that there may well be (time will tell) photos of the first finishers which provide the illusion that I was in the lead… Not a very good illusion apparently, as none of the marshals tried to point me towards the finish funnel, but I can dream. Incidentally, I felt this was an unusually polite run in the over-taking department. Whilst parkrun is a run not a race remember, sometimes speedier runners let their competitive spirit rule them and are not always forgiving of slower runners as they pass. Here, I am delighted to report, camaraderie running was the order of the day.
A special mention should go of course to the small army of marshals who remained smiling supportive and cheerful despite the unrelenting rain! It makes such a difference to have their support en route, not to mention the fact that parkrun wouldn’t happen anywhere without them. I did try to thank each one as I passed each time, but have to admit my efforts got a bit more breathless and a bit more strangled sounding with each passing loop! I had an inward smile for the road based marshal who shouted after me and my acquire running buddy from Penistone ‘just remember to keep the arms and legs moving‘ as we neared the finish. Good advice, if only it were as easy to implement at that point as it sounds – encouraging shouting nevertheless, I thank you!
Another thing that I noticed plodding round was that they have thoughtfully put km markers at, well funnily enough, at 1km intervals. This is sort of helpful, but also a bit perplexing. As it is a multi-lap course, I got a bit confused at points because the first one I saw was on the first lap and it was for 4k, then later on I spotted the 2k etc etc. However, this is ungenerous of me, because once you get your eye in it’s pretty handy. Well it is for those of us who either don’t have a GPS or similar, or like me have one but have no real grasp of how to use it other than for uploading runs onto Strava after the event for Smiletastic purposes. Actually, you might like to see the Strava route – and proof, it ’twere needed that it is indeed incredibly flat. I reckon for them as who seek it out, this has the potential to be a PB course for sure.
As I neared the finish, I espied my Hallam parkrun tourist friend just ahead, I admit I used her as a goal to aim for and managed to catch up and overtake, but only just. I felt a bit mean doing so, but she cheered me on. For that I thank you Monday Mobster, no wonder everyone wants to be your friend! She was right behind me anyway. At the finish tape were my Smiley smiling buddies, cheering me home. That was so great. We’d agreed not to run together under the pretext of me being slow, (also grumpy when I run, I can’t talk and run, I just can’t) but really it was so we FFs could spread out amongst the course and keep an eye out for any previously unseen Smiletastic opposition. We got away with it though. I felt like I’d broken the 4 minute mile or something as I went through the tape! No finish photo of me, but here are my fellow Smileys romping home. I don’t know why one of them looks like she’s standing around with her hands on her hips. Maybe she’d just abandoned all hope of passing the other two at this stage in the game…
We were able to pose for a photo, then, hilariously (I thought) our fellow Smilies were off to do another 6 miles in the rain – oh the tyranny of the long run!
Me and 007 instead drank coffee and went to cheer home the other runners still coming in. Thanks for the caffeine fix my friend, although maybe that’s what got me over-excited all over again and making an exhibition of myself on the adult gym…
We inevitably felt we had a go with the various exercise equipment that looked so inviting as play equipment for adults at the start/finish, and 007 did some very impressive balancing stretches. We moved into the area of making our entertainment at this point, I can’t help feeling one of us did rather better than the other in securing flattering photos for their scrap book. I’ll let that go this time, but it has been noted… And no, I don’t have any idea how to use the equipment properly, I think that’s fairly obvious.
We enjoyed going down to the finish funnel to cheer back the final finisher who romped home with a canine companion…. who was very nearly a funnel ducker (the dog not the runner) but disaster was averted, order was restored to the funnel, and cheers all round in the rain as the finish token was handed over, then handed back for scanning. Run done. Mission accomplished. Great job y’all!
So that was that, suddenly all done, and we could head home. We waved cheerily at our fellow Smilies who we could see in the distance were only just heading off on the Trans Pennine Trail which goes through Poolsbrook Country Park – they didn’t look too keen to be honest. This is what happens if you pledge a long run, you have to be willing to follow through!
Home with the usual parkrun high, and a lovely warm feeling of appreciation and delight that all seemed to have gone so smoothly for the Poolsbrook parkrun pioneers. It must be quite nerve wracking to put on an inaugural event, but it seemed to go really well. The results came through promptly. Photos were on Flickr and updates on Facebook. In keeping with parkrun lore and tradition they even had a handful of unknowns (sorry parkrunners, you know the mantra, no barcode, no time, no exceptions #DFYBC) and their first finish token go walkabout. This was no doubt very, very annoying but also probably had an awful inevitability about it too. Nevertheless, here’s hoping that finish token Missing in Action number 58 has a well developed homing instinct and makes its own way back to the fold in time for next parkrun day. Fingers crossed eh? Oh, there was a Poolsbrook inaugural run report too, all jobs covered, and in record time.
So thank you everyone at Poolsbrook, you did an awesome job today. Thank you whoever got the idea off the ground in the first place, thank you organising committee and run directors for putting in the work to make it happen, thank you marshals and volunteers on the day for the cheery, encouraging and efficient hosting, and thank you fellow runners too for a great morning of parkrun tourism
We’ll meet again, don’t know quite where or when, but I’ll be back, you have been warned.
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Clay Johnston, the first dean of the University of Texas Dell Medical School, could have retired or gone to work at another university. Instead, he’s helping to launch a different model of primary medical care with Harbor Health.
Johnston stepped down from Dell Medical School in September 2021, after leading the school since January 2014. The school just named its second dean, Dr. Claudia F. Lucchinetti from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. She will start Dec. 1.
Harbor Health, which has both pediatric and adult primary care physicians, has opened two locations, one in Round Rock and one in Central Austin. It has more planned for Kyle and other Austin neighborhoods as well as mobile clinics with one or two exam rooms each.
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The concept of Harbor Health is really an extension of what Johnston was working on at the medical school to improve patient care while improving the cost of care, he said. “How can we better align with society’s interests; how can we create a whole system of keeping people healthy?” he said.
Dell Medical School has been working in its specialty care clinics at UT Health Austin to get insurance companies to pay one price per patient for their yearly care.
If a patient was seeing a specialist about a knee replacement, UT Health Austin wanted insurance companies to pay one annual fee to cover all the care the doctors and therapists working with that patient would provide throughout the whole process rather than billing for each event. It was very similar to the way insurance and the patient might pay an obstetrician one fee for the whole pregnancy, instead of doing a co-pay and insurance charge for every visit and every billable event.
Dell Medical School was working on “reducing waste in the system, and there’s a ton of waste,” Johnston said. “We were able to show we could do it. … That should have been a huge experience.”
The insurance companies, though, didn’t buy in, Johnston said. “We wanted them to pay us for results,” he said, instead of per-item fees. “They just wouldn’t do it. … We just kept running into walls.”
Improving specialty care:UT Health Austin opens first clinics in $99 million project
Dell Medical School also looked at expanding care into primary care in this way, not just specialty, he said, but that’s typically not where medical schools spend their energy, and a consultant strongly encouraged the school to not go that route, Johnston said.
Johnston said he realized about three years ago that this changing of the way health specialty care is billed and paid for by insurance wasn’t catching on at the medical school, and Dell Medical School didn’t have a way to scale it up, he said.
What he did have is one insurance company that was really interested in what Dell Medical School was trying to do. That was Bind Insurance from Indiana, and its founder, Tony Miller. Bind was rating the care doctors provided and charging patients more if they saw a doctor with not as good outcomes than if they saw a doctor with better outcomes.
Miller has since sold that insurance company and Harbor Health as its CEO with Johnston as its chief medical officer.
Like what Dell Medical School has tried to do with specialty care, Harbor Health wants to change the way insurance companies pay for primary care as well as change the primary care experience.
“We’re in it to disrupt the system,” Johnston said. “The health system has gone off the rails.”
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Harbor Health is working with insurance companies to get them to pay Harbor Health what they typically pay for care for each person a year. Harbor Health will then take that money and provide as much care as a patient needs as well as connecting patients with specialists who are either part of Harbor Health or in outside practice groups, but are recommended by Harbor Health based on their known outcomes.
“I don’t play golf or drink Scotch, but if I did, I still wouldn’t be choosing these doctors based on this,” Johnston said. “We’re getting a commitment from them to practice in a certain way.”
Patients will have as much access to their care team as they want, including through text messages, calls, extended hours and Saturday hours.
Johnston likens the experience trying to get a pediatrician on the phone to talk about a child’s stomach pain. Not being able to, a family might end up in the emergency room, paying for imaging and for emergency room and doctor fees for what is constipation.
“Getting access to a pediatrician should be simple,” he said. That should include texting the doctor a question and getting an answer, he said.
A Harbor Health care team includes a primary doctor, a health guide to help patients navigate their health care, and a nurse. That primary care team will consult with specialists and bring them into the team, which might not require a separate visit by the patient to that specialist, if the primary care team can manage based on the specialist’s recommendations.
“We’re trying to do this differently,” Johnston said. “We’re trying to be responsive and cost-effective.”
That means focusing on preventative care and taking time with patients. Johnston said, Harbor Health doctors might spend an hour working with a patient instead of the 15 or 20 minutes most primary care doctors allot.
Harbor Health is a for-profit company. It intends to make money by receiving the same fee for each patient each year and saving the patient unnecessary hospital visits and other medical expenses by focusing on early and preventative care to improve their health.
Harbor Health is starting in Austin first, but Johnston wants to be able to grow across Texas and then the country.
“For me, I want to see the job done,” he said. “I’m in it until we’ve gotten to the point where it’s making a difference across the country.”
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Alleged drug lord and fugitive Rolan “Kerwin” Espinosa has been arrested by authorities in Abu Dhabi, UAE, according to Philippine National Police Dir. Gen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa on Monday.
“With the help of Abu Dhabi police, just this morning 2 a.m. our team arrested Kerwin Espinosa,” Dela Rosa told reporters in Camp Crame.
He said the arrest of Espinosa was also done through the coordination of the Interpol and the information from OFWs.
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Kerwin, the son of Albuera, Leyte Mayor Rolando Espinosa who was recently arrested by police over alleged drug trade and gun smuggling, reportedly left the country for Malaysia last August.
Dela Rosa added that they are processing the papers for Kerwin’s extradition, CNN Philippines reported.


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We told you last week about a brave pregnant woman in Florida who used her family’s AR-15 to shoot and kill a home invader who was pistol whipping her husband.
After the woman’s story made headlines across the country, the Washington Free Beacon met with five well-known female gun owners to get their opinions on using an AR-15 for home and self-defense.
All five of the women agreed that the AR-15 offered features that they found uniquely helpful and reassuring when looking for a defense gun.
Robyn M. Sandoval, the executive director of A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League, said the rifle was ideally suited for women to use.
Sandoval said, “ARs are an excellent choice for women for home defense.
The platform is relatively lightweight and easy to hold and customize so that the firearm fits her body correctly.
Having a rifle that is the right size for the shooter makes it more comfortable to shoot and therefore more accurate and safer.”
Another well-known gun writer, Mary Chastain, agreed.
“AR-15s are perfect for women. Despite the size, they are lightweight and have hardly any kickback. This allows us to aim well and shoot the target where we want to.”
Aren’t These Weapons of War?
So much for AR-15’s only being useful as ‘weapons of war’ to idiotic politicians like Beto O’Rourke.
Dana Loesch, formerly of the NRA, was another woman interviewed, and she agreed with the women above. “I was always taught in training that your pistol is what you use to get to your rifle, and the AR-15 is what I choose to use.”
It’s lightweight, it’s easy to control, and doesn’t have an intimidating amount of recoil for smaller framed women.
In short, the AR-15 levels the playing field for women who might be facing threats from taller, stronger, or faster men.
But in addition to these features, the AR-15 is also very customizable.
And if women like anything, it’s accessorizing. Guns are no different.
Julie Golob, a competitive shooter, agreed.
“The AR platform can be a useful and effective option for women when it comes to defending themselves and their property. Starting with the fact that the length of pull can be adjusted easily, unlike rifles with fixed stocks, the AR can quickly become custom fit to its user. The pistol grip, combined with quick access to the safety and other controls, makes this platform one a woman can confidently control.”
Dianna Muller, former cop and now head of the pro-gun organization DC Project, agreed.
“I can put a light, laser, etc. I call it the Mr. Potato Head for the gun connoisseur!”
As the savvy gun reader can tell, these weren’t five women chosen at random.
These women speak collectively for tens of thousands of women from all parts of the country.
What About a Shotgun?
Their collective opinion flies in the face of the left’s narrative about big, scary, inherently dangerous guns like the AR-15.
While Biden, Beto and others try to paint them as ‘weapons of war,’ these ladies call B.S. on that narrative.
In fact, Sleepy Joe has gone on record in the past saying that an AR-15 isn’t necessary for home defense.
Biden claims that a shotgun is much better suited for home defense.
In a 2013 interview, Biden said that he’s advised his wife to use a shotgun in their home if she ever faced any danger.
“I said, ‘Jill, if there’s ever a problem, just walk out on the balcony here, walk out and put that double-barrel shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house,'” Biden said in an interview with Parents Magazine.
“You don’t need an AR-15—it’s harder to aim. It’s harder to use, and in fact you don’t need 30 rounds to protect yourself. Buy a shotgun! Buy a shotgun!”
Um. Let’s not tell people to shoot their guns off into the darkness outside their house, okay, Biden? That’s really, really bad advice, both tactically and legally.
Dana Loesch countered Biden’s argument solidly: collateral damage. Most women don’t want to use a shotgun in their home for fear of hurting their spouses, children or pets who might be in range of the shotgun’s expansive blast. An AR-15 doesn’t have that problem and you don’t need to buy special ammo to compensate for it. Loesch said, “The 12 gauge is an excellent home defense gun, too, but the collateral consideration does affect my decision there (frangible ammo is an option).”
Ideally Suited for the Job
At the end of the day, an AR-15 is easier to shoulder with a shorter barrel than a shotgun. It is lightweight, so even tiny women can handle them with ease. They have a very low recoil compared to a shotgun, so the second shot is likely to go exactly where the shooter wants it to. Thanks to high capacity magazines, you have more rounds at your disposal.
And finally, they’re just downright scary. If somebody breaks into your house with the intent to harm you or your family, it’s a good thing that your gun is rugged and scary looking. While teal and pink handguns have enjoyed unprecedented popularity in recent years, there’s something a lot more intimidating about staring down the barrel of an AR-15 when you’re a criminal looking for an easy target.


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How to use debt smartly? Debt is the money that is borrowed. All loans are not equal and it’s important to choose the type of loan and lender wisely. Other than that, there are certain other tips to have an upper hand while taking debt.
Here are some points that can help you not shy away from debt, but at the same time to take care not to drown in it:
Choose the right debt instruments: Debt is known to be the new money now. The rich have known to use good debt or investor debt, but the poor generally pile up bad debt or consumer debt. For a smart entrepreneur, it’s important to understand this difference. Good debt is that which has lower interest rates and gives good returns for which student loans can be an example. Bad debt has high rate of interest and can be risky. Credit card can be an example for this, if not used properly it may put you in more trouble than gain with its high interest fees. Though nothing exactly can be classified as good debt or bad debt, it is important to select wisely a plan that rightly suits your needs. While venture debt is the norm now for established companies, startups can take help of structures such as convertible notes, KISS (Keep It Simple Securities) and SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity). These eventually turn debt into equity that gives a good advantage for people to partner with you in the long run.
Accept the fact of risk and be prepared: Unce

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TimeSplitters Mayhem was an unofficial TimeSplitters game being programmed by Skulldust Studios. Work on the game seems to have been indefinitely suspended, with no new updates on its progress for months. A beta version has yet to be released. Workers at Skulldust Studios claimed that it was boring and they had no inspiration.


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NeoR lightweight formwork expanded to include new accessoriesTo make handling the new NeoR lightweight formwork even easier, PASCHAL is expanding the product portfolio with four new accessories.
With its NeoR formwork system, PASCHAL is offering a new lightweight formwork that combines the benefits of the proven Modular/GE universal formwork and the LOGO.3 wall formwork system, as well as all the system properties of modern lightweight formwork.
Four new accessories now enable even better handling when aligning and transporting NeoR formwork panels:
- NeoR transportation angle for 12 panels
- Loading auxiliary N/R
- NeoR waling clamp 10-20 cm
- Clamping support, length 6-24 cm L/N/A
Quicker and safer transport of NeoR formwork panels
The new NeoR transportation angles or loading auxiliaries can be used to move or load stacked NeoR panels.
Two to twelve NeoR panels, 90 cm and 150 cm in height, can be transported with four transportation angles. The topmost and bottommost panels must have the same width. Further panel pairs can be stacked in between if the width of the extra panels fits within the width of the two base panels.
The integrated bolts on the underside of the transportation angles make it easy to fasten them to the NeoR panels.
Additional advantage: the NeoR transportation angles can be stacked, so that two packs can be placed on top of each other.
The new NeoR transportation angles can be used to move or load up to 12 stacked NeoR panels.
As an alternative to transportation angles, NeoR panels can also be transported using four loading auxiliaries per stack. With an admissible capacity of 400 kg, up to 8 NeoR large-size panels can be moved or loaded in this way.
The first bolt hole in the panel frame serves as the attachment point for the loading auxiliary. As they share the same frame profile, the loading auxiliary can also be used for panels from the Modular/GE universal formwork.
Thanks to the integrated crane eyes, the stacks can then be easily and safely loaded and transported by crane.
Simple formwork alignment
To ensure a better alignment of the NeoR lightweight formwork over longer distances, H20 beams or squared timber are fastened to the NeoR panels.
This is done using the NeoR waling clamp and clamping support at both start and end of the beam and on every second or third panel in between.
The NeoR waling clamp is inserted into the oblong hole and the clamping support is pushed through the waling clamp.
H20 beams or squared timber can be fastened to NeoR panels thanks to the NeoR waling clamp and clamping support.
The new accessories are available to order from PASCHAL sales staff, your personal consultant or the company's online shop www.formwork-shop.com.

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The title says it all… (sigh)
Some wisdom on the subject of working for a living, from Thoreau’s Walden:
Not long since, a strolling Indian went to sell baskets at the house of a well-known lawyer in my neighborhood. “Do you wish to buy any baskets?” he asked. “No, we do not want any,” was the reply. “What!” exclaimed the Indian as he went out the gate, “do you mean to starve us?” Having seen his industrious white neighbors so well off, — that the lawyer had only to weave arguments, and by some magic wealth and standing followed, he had said to himself; I will go into business; I will weave baskets; it is a thing which I can do… He had not discovered that it was necessary for him to make it worth the other’s while to buy them, or at least make him think that it was so, or to make something else which it would be worth his while to buy. I too had woven a kind of basket of a delicate texture, but I had not made it worth any one’s while to buy them. Yet not the less, in my case, did I think it worth my while to weave them, and instead of studying how to make it worth men’s while to buy my baskets, I studied rather how to avoid the necessity of selling them.


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Dog Eat Dog by Edward Bunker
This is a great piece of Modern noir fiction that is based in the reality of Ed Bunkers life this book follows some hardened criminals as they raise from long terms in prison and in the lead hood Troy, we follow him as he leaves prison with the certain intention of carrying on where he left off no matter how much the world has changed since he’s been away.
It makes a big play of how the world can change beyond belief if you spend say 10 to 20 years behind bars. and Troy and his compadres Diesel and Mad Dog are hell bent on living the bad life to the full and have decided it is safest to on rob those folks unable to reprt the crimes, so they rip off drug dealers and fellow crimianls and of course things go not quite according to plan.
They sopend a good amount of time driving around California and LA and gasping at how much the place has changed since they were last free to roam among the normal working stiffs.
While this book is very violent and dark it is also very funny in places as we see just how inept the always dim Mad Dog can be and while Ed Bunker actually manages to get his caracters to go to see Pulp Fiction at the cinema which of course has a cameo from Ed Bunker in it which was a nice touch.
The books messy Denoument seemed inevitable for much of the story but I would never have guessed how it all comes down or what proves to be the undoing of the three old school pro criminals the book centres around. Like the other Ed Bunker novels I’ve read it was hard to put this book down and stop reading it.

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Turnip Truck announces plans to build its largest location yet in Midtown
Nashville-based grocery store chain Turnip Truck announced on Twitter this afternoon that its largest location will open along 20th Ave and Lyle in Midtown sometime during the middle of next year.
The grocer's fourth home will be situated inside the recently built 616-bed graduate and professional student housing development at Vanderbilt. The building, which is designed for mixed-use, was created in collaboration between Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions and Axium Infrastructure. The design team at UNFI Store Services, general contractor Crain Construction and DC Engineering will all play important roles in the building process as well.
Midtown's Turnip Truck will be a 23,500-square-foot space -- compared to its flagship East Nashville location's size of 18,000 square feet -- on the South Tower’s ground level. Not only can guests access the store on foot, but they can also utilize one of the 80 parking spots reserved for Turnip Truck shoppers.
"We’re thrilled to bring fresh, healthy food to the heart of Nashville on a grander scale than ever before. Our customers will find the local, natural and organic goods they enjoy at our other locations, in our largest store footprint," Turnip Truck founder and CEO John Dyke stated in a press release statement, "We built Turnip Truck to enhance the health of our community, and we are eager to serve such a dynamic pocket of Nashville."
Visitors can look forward to food service of more than 50 percent at the full-service grocery store Turnip Truck in Midtown as opposed to Turnip Truck in the Gulch, East Nashville and Charlotte Avenue. There will be grab-and-go selections and a deli in addition to hot, juice and salad bars.


On July 15th, 2014 the Downtown Community Residents’ Association reached out to all mayoral candidates. We offered them the opportunity to respond to some important questions from downtown residents. (See the full questionnaire here.) We’ll be posting the full responses from each candidate individually in order to give our community – and the entire City of Winnipeg – the opportunity to see each candidate’s vision for the downtown. The responses will be posted in the order the were received from each candidate.
Below are the responses from Mike Vogiatzakis. (View the original .PDF here.)
1. I would encourage all types of development downtown. My focus would be that the development would bring large amounts of people to the downtown area. I would be open to tax free zones, which would allow a new business to get off the ground. My goal is to create a vibrant downtown, thriving with people and businesses. I think the more diversity we allow to the downtown area the more successful we will be at creating a busy downtown.
2. I would have to say residents are tax-paying citizens and have a right to park on their street, without restriction. We need to get more people to start taking transit downtown, as downtown does have a lack of parking. If we are going to continue to develop on the downtown area we could do one of many things to attract people. For example park and ride, creating a large parkade, and to give people an incentive to get on the bus. A perfect example of parking would be to consider a Winnipeg Jets game being downtown, they attract approximately 16,000 people and seem to have no parking issues, do to a large majority of people using the transit system to get downtown. Another issue we will have in downtown in the near future is the Winnipeg police. With their headquarters moving downtown and hundreds of employees coming as well where are they supposed to park.
3. We need to create a walking area in the city of Winnipeg that has no car traffic. Where we can set up shops that will encourage people to shop. They will be affordable and cost efficient catering to all types of people. An area such as this would come alive and thrive becoming a hotspot in the city of Winnipeg. A perfect example would be the Exchange district. I would love to see shops of all different natures attracting residents from all areas of Winnipeg. Almost all major cities have an area like this except Winnipeg. As far as The Bay building we need to create a high amount of traffic downtown for anything to become successful with the lack of walking traffic in our downtown area it is hard for businesses to thrive and come alive and be able to pay the taxes, rent and employees. The old Zellers spot would be a great place for a farmers market. Where we would have local food, fresh fruits and vegetables, and many shops of all ethnicities. Creating a Folklorama experience, which would get people to come downtown and experience all these different shops and cultures. Are biggest problem downtown presently is safety people feel unsafe walking into a downtown area, we need to bring safety back to our downtown my plan for that is safe zones.
4. It would be ideal to build a large community centre in the downtown area that is accessible to all communities. This would be the start of many other businesses that would surround themselves around the community centre setting. I truly believe we need an area such as this to keep our youth busy with sports and other activities. Keeping youths active will help keep kids off the streets. It is also a great place to have community meetings, events, bringing more and more people downtown. The downtown area is a large area, my plan if I was elected would be to create a community club in the downtown area, that can be used for all types of functions. It would be accessible and productive. My plan is to build stronger communities and safer communities.
5. We need to create bike and pedestrian friendly paths that are clearly marked and safe. I am frustrated with the current cyclist plan they have in place. There has already been a death on Pembina highway with a cyclist on his way to a bomber game and more recently a cyclist hitting a pothole and dying. We need to put people first and get back to the basics. I believe it all starts with safety. Long term plan, long term vision. Proper planning along with systems and procedures in place that work. We have a plan to have the police cadets becoming more active in patrolling are city. I would like to see cadets on transit busses keeping the peace, and allowing the riders to feel safer. A quick example year one of a cadet would have to pass the police requirements to become a police officer in training. Year two taking over the parking authority of the city of Winnipeg. Year three the traffic division. Year four becoming more active in policing for example transit bus patrolling and policing. Also attending with police officers to different types of scenes or calls gaining different types of skills and street smarts of a police officer. Year five a city of Winnipeg police officer.
6. First of all I was brought up in the downtown area attending John M King elementary, General Wolfe Junior high and finally Tec Voc. As a youth I spent much of my time downtown by the University of Winnipeg. I think creating more living space downtown will help build a stronger community. We need to be creative, and make it affordable for people to rent and purchase. If I become mayor I will be thinking outside the box coming up with creative ideas to build communities. My plan would be to create more employment, more shops, more living space connecting communities together. I am presently extremely disappointed with our downtown we need to create incentive for businesses to want to relocate to these areas. I would like to see more community centres, more multicultural businesses and neighbourhoods, rapid transit that works and is cost and time efficient. I will bring priority signal transit to Winnipeg; we can do 211 intersections for $8 million dollars. For example this bussing system creates rapid transit through all the major intersections of Winnipeg. The transponder sends a signal to the light changing the light to green allowing a bus not to stop at a red light. It takes a ride that would normally be 30 minutes and brings it down to 20 minutes. This would encourage more people to take transit and leave their vehicles at home.
7. We need to make downtown people friendly. We also need to give people a reason to come downtown, by creating a safer downtown we would attract people who no longer wish to visit downtown because of safety concerns. We need to encourage businesses that attract people in our downtown area. Our streets need to be clean, free of gang activity and drugs. We need to create a friendly and safe environment with more shops, cafes and more people in the streets. We need to bring unique businesses and events to the downtown area and core. We need to build a new image and encourage Winnipeggers to come back downtown and to the core areas.
8. I wish to be a people’s mayor. The more contact I have with your community and others the better I can build the city. We need to work together as communities, to build a better Winnipeg. We need to have a long-term plan and a long-term vision. We must bring confidence back to city hall. I will respect you the taxpayer and the residents of the city. This can’t be my plan alone it needs to be our plan. I will listen, understand and respect others opinions and advice, we need to have community leaders join us at city hall when making major decisions about our city, communities and our neighbourhoods. My plan is to make Winnipeg a safer city, a city that you will feel comfortable raising your children in. A city that your children will want to stay and raise their children in. We have a great foundation we just need to build on it. Together we can build a stronger more vibrant Winnipeg that you will be proud of.
The Downtown Community Residents’ Association would like to thank Mike Vogiatzakis and his campaign for taking the time to respond to the questions from our residents. You can learn more about his campaign here. For responses from other mayoral candidates visit the DRCA election 2014 section.


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When the phrase, “Future of 3D Printing,” comes to mind most people immediately think about the impact it will have on the medical and manufacturing fields, however artists have been using 3D printing recently in order to quickly turn their ideas into physical objects that the world can enjoy. 3D printing is helping to release a whole new wave of artistic talent, as the artist community begins adopting this exciting technology. Here are nine awesome pieces of artwork which have been produced by 3D printers recently.
#1 Wooden 3D printed art, featured in the Eddie Rhodes Gallery:
This piece was created by Robert Geshlider, who has been using 3D printing for much of his art work lately.
#2 Obama’s 2013 State of the Union – 3D Printed Physical Representation of his voice:
Gilles Azzaro, created this large 3D print of a 39 second clip of President Obama’s voice during his last State of the Union address. As the sound clip plays a green laser light follows along on the model for a pretty cool effect.
#3 The Random Piece of Art
This was created by Modla, a 3D printing design consultancy from London, They collaborated with an exciting young artist, Damilola Odusote on this piece. This shows how something in someone’s mind can become a reality with the help of a 3D printer.
#4 Rembrandt’s “The Jewish Bride,” Reproduced
To the naked eye this looks like an exact copy of Rembrandt’s famous painting, however this has been 3D printed in order to capture the ridges and cracks of the original.
#5 Copy’s of Venus de Milo and the Winged Victory of Samothrace
These were created by an artist named Cosmo Wenman, who printed out these replica statues on a consumer-grade 3D printer. Total cost $5 a piece.
#6 AGRIEBORZ – 3D Printed Facial Nerves
An artist named Nick Ervnck created this creepy bust with a 3D printer. It took him over 800 sketches to get it just right. It invokes blood vessels and nerves into a facial structure. This piece would be nearly impossible to produce without a 3D printer.
#7 3D Printed Body of a 1971 Gran Torino
Created by artist Ioan Florea, this Gran Torino body was created by a 3D printing liquid metal process, piece by piece, taking months to complete.
#8 The Body Sculpture
This was produced by William F. Duffy, who originally used 3D printing as a way to prototype his scuptures. Now he uses it as a direct method of creating his pieces. This piece took only a few hours to print while a scupture would take months.
#9 3D Printed Molecular Nanotech Art
Artist, Shane Hope uses 2 cutting edge technologies for these pieces. One is nanotechnology which he uses to create this models of extremely small objects, magnified. The other is of course 3D printing, in which he prints those models out on his RepRap 3D printer.
If you would like to share your own 3D printed art or found something you think is amazing as well, please post them at the 3D printed Art forum thread. Maybe we will add them to the next list.
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