Sunday Times has got a good one today. Printed headline states
The online headline has been changed to
The article is about Nottingham hospitals.
It states that if a patient waits more than 36 hours, there's a 20% increase in mortality. Which isn't that surprising. "Soars" I guess there are...
Also called observations
https://www.lightningpass.com/observation
Can't for the life of me see how it is beneficial to teach new drivers not to observe like this.
Back to cycling - learning defensive and anticipatory cycling is really important. But there's a huge benefit in getting car drivers to have ridden a bike and seen what it is like. You understand why bikes avoid potholes and the door zone, why they go slower up hill, why they take primary...
As the first one needs driver awareness of conditions, it looks like all 5 are down to drivers.
Not that surprising, really.
6 if you include drugs and drink.
I have had random won't eject USB stuff, at the moment it seems OK. My perception is that these happen around new versions of the OS and then they are fixed, quietly, by Apple with no fanfare.
Actually, thinking about it, I have a washing line extending pole that I used for a green screen during lockdown. I'll see if I can repurpose that. (y)
Given your brain has already interpreted the scene in front of you, I have no difficulty with using a computer to interpret the RAW scene the camera has captured to approximate what I think I saw.
I am looking for a bar to put between two light stands, that I can hang a backdrop from, for an informal, off-site 'portrait' session.
Any simple suggestions?
(suggestions for cheap fabric backdrops would be good too - preferably not plain or too bright!)
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