As in all the works in this cohesive show, the pigments are suspended not only in the paint’s inherent polymer binder, but in a relatively enormous amount of clear-drying additives — gloss gel and modeling paste. Ambient light bounces off an underlying white primer and passes through this translucent pigmented layer on its way to the viewer’s retina. (Hence the luminosity.)

Measurements at the University of Wollongong provided the experimental data in the range of 1THz to 10THz. Numerical modelling at Syracuse University (New York) reproduced the experimental data, and gave physical insight into the origin of the features observed.

Attractive front-and-back pressure-sensitive paper labels carry graphics and product info, including this note on the back label: “Our packaging is made of 93% recycled materials to help maintain our planet’s valuable, natural resources.”

See, a photocopier has a rotating drum that’s coated with a semiconductor like selenium; that coating converts light into electricity, just like in a solar cell. By bouncing bright light off a hard copy (… or select parts of your anatomy) and onto the drum, it creates a ghostly reflection of the original in static charges for toner to stick to. Starkweather realized you could use the same rig to print digital files by scanning a laser directly on the drum. The only difference is in how the electrostatic image is generated.

Wejo: You are smart. You’re thoughtful and smart. They want everybody who has a traditional upbringing and has a 4.0, and whatever a 1600 on the SAT and I’m like, “Okay, that’s good, but you have a lot of really smart people, but why don’t we pick people from more diverse backgrounds ?”

L’Association des Amitiés Franco-Japonaises propose sur un espace d’une centaine de mètres carrés les animations suivantes :

Anne T. Green has nailed it. Years ago the neighborhood participated in a charette and the ideas and plans generated were imaginative and exciting. Critical to re-connecting the Hill, West River and Dwight was reducing the size of Route 34, installing bike lanes and mini-parks, along with a return to human scale. None of this exists in any body’s plan. It was all a complete waste of time. There will be very little crossing of Route 34 on foot because it is still a major highway and speed kills. You can’t drop a real neighborhood into the middle of a major roadway and accomplish more than a roof over someone’s head. I wonder what living in that location will do for asthma rates and allergies? As for the 17 year tax abatement, the alders have driven another nail in the City’s financial coffin. All the union officials who voted for this project will likely still have union salaries or pensions in 17 years, but the people of New Haven will still be struggling to cope with the outrageous decisions they have made. As usual, cities are destroyed from within.

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Floyd: Like well thought out. [laughs] You might disagree with them, but they’ll sit there and write it, and they got their argument

 Manufacturers acknowledge the dangers, but say there are no good substitutes for methylene chloride paint strippers.

Wejo: Just in running, the Olympic marathon champion on the women’s side, the Olympic 1500 champion on the men’s side [at the] last Olympics. Both have been [busted]. [Wait. I forgot about Matt Centrowitz]. Sorry, Matt Centrowitz. [Doper Asbel] Kiprop did not win that Olympics. My apologies. Previous 1500 champion [Asbel Kiprop was] dirty in Kenya. And they’ve got these crazy stories [about their doping].

Wejo: I’m a runner, what should I buy? Or do you have different markets? People that are recovering. I feel that there’s so many products. What’s your best seller? Or what do you think people should buy?