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August 6, 2007

David DiManna in Toledo, Millers in upper Michigan

Sunday included a drive across the last little bit of Pennsylvania, then Ohio, then a bit of Michigan. The Pennsylvania and Ohio Turnpikes were fairly uneventful, and I made it to Toledo in time to have dinner with cousin David DiManna, his son Danny, and his new gal (who I’m embarrassed to say I forgot her name–but I usually do...

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August 5, 2007

Virginia and Maryland: Good family

Click here for larger photos. Thursday I made it up to Flint Hill, VA to the Alexander homestead. Cousin Karen and Steve were home, as Cory was spending a relaxing summer with them (ha! she and Steve had spent the day working on one of their properties). The shock for me was the new workshop/studio out back (see photo). It...

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August 1, 2007

So that’s what it feels like…

I’m usually really good at directions. I can spend a few hours in a town and have a good sense of which way is north, where to catch the bus, where the health food store is, etc. However, for some reason I have Greensboro upside down. I keep thinking that the north direction is south. Which leads me to mix...

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July 28, 2007

Off to Greensboro

I finished the Modeling Physics workshop in Charlotte, and am now sitting in the Tate Street Coffee shop outside UNC Greensboro. I checked into the dorm late this afternoon, and am happily preparing for more physics tomorrow. We finished the workshop on Friday with lunch at a nice Greek restaurant across the street from UNC Charlotte, then I started driving...

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July 21, 2007

Nice weekend in Asheville

Friday afternoon I took Gabriela to the bus station so she could go visit friends for the weekend, then I took off driving up to Asheville to meet Karen. We’re having a great time roaming around Asheville. We’ve had some great food (Tapas, breakfast buffet at the Grove Park Inn (see photo to right), Indian buffet — if there’s one...

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July 18, 2007

So it’s root, root, root for the home team…

they won so it isn’t a shame… Gabriela and I ran some errands after class today and then made it to the Charlotte Knights baseball game in the middle of the sixth inning. Luck for us, the game went 12 innings, so we still got our money’s worth :-). The Knights pulled out a final run in the 12th, and...

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July 17, 2007

It’s too late to write much…

I’ve been getting up on east coast time, but going to sleep on west coast time. This only leaves a few hours of sleep. Today I got back from the workshop and took a two hour nap. Then, it was off grocery shopping with my dorm neighbor Gabriela, and a quick stop at the coffee/bagel corner for decaf. Gabriela tried...

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July 15, 2007

Another day off, another park

Today I ventured east to Crowders Mountain State Park, about 40 miles away. I got a later start on the day, so I didn’t get there until about 2:30. Right when I got there and ready to hike up to King’s Pinnacle, a thunderstorm rolled in. I waited in the car for a while, trying to decide if it would...

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July 14, 2007

Don’t forget, you can add a comment…

If you click the “Leave a comment” link below a post, you can add a comment if you’d like; everyone can see them, so nothing too personal 🙂 If you have a question about something I’ve written, I’ll answer it with another comment.

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July 14, 2007

A day off, a forest, and a hike with Carrie

Well, it’s late and I’m whooped, so I’m not going to write much now. I’ll probably add more tomorrow while I’d doing laundry. Today Carrie and I met “half way” in the Uwharrie National Forest. Carrie’s living in Carrboro (the “Berkeley of NC” Carrie says), and telecommuting to her job. She’s working in Human Relations for a large tech company,...

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  • Spring Meeting at Sierra College April 13, 2024 November 27, 2023 David Marasco
  • Contra Costa College Maps October 29, 2023 David Marasco
  • Fall 2023 Meeting – Nov 3/4 at Contra Costa College October 3, 2023 David Marasco
  • Distance learning/make-up labs for AMTA Mechanics ‘Paradigm labs’
    • Buggy lab teacher notes
    • Cart on Ramp videos for home labs: Teacher notes
      • Non-constant velocity: A cart on a ramp
    • Acceleration as a function of mass and force: Distance learning video labs; Teacher notes
      • Lab videos: Developing a relationship between acceleration and mass or force
    • Calculating a spring constant: Distance learning video labs; Teacher notes
      • Analyzing energy in a spring
  • Calculating the spring constant in a cart

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