Lorna Herf
@lornaherf.bsky.social
Art & Design \ Dogs | Metalwork | Light / Circadian Biology
Couldn't describe the last week if I had time and energy to write three novels, so here's a photo of a sleeping puppy instead. My heart goes out to everyone in LA and everyone who loves LA.
January 17, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Couldn't describe the last week if I had time and energy to write three novels, so here's a photo of a sleeping puppy instead. My heart goes out to everyone in LA and everyone who loves LA.
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The M7.0 earthquake today is at the triple junction of 3 tectonic plates. It is historically the most seismically active part of California
December 5, 2024 at 7:49 PM
The M7.0 earthquake today is at the triple junction of 3 tectonic plates. It is historically the most seismically active part of California
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The “tradition” of kicking students out of student housing during summer and winter breaks at universities is incredibly broken.
In this age of insane housing costs, many universities have become actively hostile to students, especially non-traditional students from a housing perspective.
In this age of insane housing costs, many universities have become actively hostile to students, especially non-traditional students from a housing perspective.
December 1, 2024 at 6:08 PM
The “tradition” of kicking students out of student housing during summer and winter breaks at universities is incredibly broken.
In this age of insane housing costs, many universities have become actively hostile to students, especially non-traditional students from a housing perspective.
In this age of insane housing costs, many universities have become actively hostile to students, especially non-traditional students from a housing perspective.
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Just published!
Even when we 'fixate' on a scene, our eyes are constantly moving, yet we do not perceive that motion. How do we do that?
@josiedangelo.bsky.social provides some insight into the process in our paper, just published in PNAS.
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Read more below...
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Even when we 'fixate' on a scene, our eyes are constantly moving, yet we do not perceive that motion. How do we do that?
@josiedangelo.bsky.social provides some insight into the process in our paper, just published in PNAS.
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Read more below...
1/4
PNAS
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November 22, 2024 at 10:25 PM
Just published!
Even when we 'fixate' on a scene, our eyes are constantly moving, yet we do not perceive that motion. How do we do that?
@josiedangelo.bsky.social provides some insight into the process in our paper, just published in PNAS.
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Read more below...
1/4
Even when we 'fixate' on a scene, our eyes are constantly moving, yet we do not perceive that motion. How do we do that?
@josiedangelo.bsky.social provides some insight into the process in our paper, just published in PNAS.
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Read more below...
1/4
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I put bluesky in dark mode call it nightsky
November 15, 2024 at 4:09 PM
I put bluesky in dark mode call it nightsky