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Manifesto of Open

 

Part of my success with fitness and nutritional awareness has been the openness with which I have shared what I know and have learned, the openness of studies and findings on nutritional topics, and free-flowing information. Knowing other things in life can be easy too.

  1. Openness is the way. There are other ways, but open is best.
  2. Openness provides for continuous improvement. This list is open, and so improvement and refinement is possible.
  3. Openness is similar and kin to transparency, flexibility, bend, possibility, open-mind, and open-heart. Pursue these.
  4. It is better to have things known, to allow others to come to their own truths, sans delusion.
  5. Openness allows for seeing everything, and when one can see, decisions, direction, and clarity improve.
  6. Reinventing the wheel is akin to insanity, as per Einstein’s definition: doing the same thing over and over, in pursuit of a new outcome.
  7. Openness and propriety are differential directional points along a continuum.
  8. Openness allows for the less painful incorporation of change. Change has been, change is, change will be. Openness to new possibilities as outcome of change is essential for a smooth transition between states.
  9. Openness applies to everything, be it relationships, business practices, or ideas. Great models for the benefits of openness include Open Source software, open source hardware, the make movement, and creative commons licensing. These are exemplars and beacons of the ideas presented here.
  10. Openness is a choice. There is always an opportunity for openness.

 

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John LeMasney at PPL: Photo-Sharing with Picasa

 

Swinging with David in the sunshine - lemasney.com
Swinging with David in the sunshine – lemasney.com

 

DATE/TIME: Aug 7 2012 – 6:30pm – 8:30pm
LOCATION:  Technology Center

Spread the joy of your summer vacation by sharing memorable moments with family and friends. Technology Instructor John LeMasney will cover how to upload, organize, and edit your digital photos using Google’s Picasa. Learn how to resize, tag, add captions, create collages, and add special effects. We recommend that students bring a flash drive containing digital photos for use in class. Skill Level: Intermediate

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Tall tree in the blue morning mist by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #tree #nature #creativecommons

Tall tree in the blue morning mist by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #tree #nature #creativecommons
Tall tree in the blue morning mist by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #tree #nature #creativecommons

Tall tree in morning
sitting dark in the blue mist
never falling down.

tree, nature, blue, mist, morning, tall, lemasney, open source, creative commons, natural

 

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Animal human hybrid experiment number 3 by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #genetics #dna

Animal human hybrid experiment number 3 by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #genetics #dna
Animal human hybrid experiment number 3 by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #genetics #dna

So this is another of a short series of animal-human hybrids. In this case, I decided to combine a bird, a chicken, with a toddler, a young boy. I can only imagine what he would sound like when he was upset.

chicken, human, hybrid, experiment, fun, scary, genetics, science, Inkscape, lemasney, open source, creative commons, cc-by

 

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Animal bird-human hybrid experiment number 1

Animal bird-human hybrid experiment number 1 by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #design #biodesign
Animal bird-human hybrid experiment number 1 by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #Inkscape #design #biodesign

This was my first entry in a short series on animal-human hybrid sketches. I’d really like to revisit this, as it is a fun, simple way to grab someone’s attention and talk about something quirky. This might make a good image for an ad for a talk on morals and science, for example. 🙂

If you like this image, please share it. If you use it, please attribute me, and thanks! (cc-by lemasney)

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A monogram for Melissa Brisbin (mb) by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #design #creativecommons #Inkscape

A monogram for Melissa Brisbin by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #design #creativecommons #Inkscape
A monogram for Melissa Brisbin by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #design #creativecommons #Inkscape

This is a design in my ongoing subseries of monograms designed for friends. This one is for Melissa, who had a major impact on my life. I think that it reflects her class, her style, her humor, and her beauty.