Celebrating pioneer women in field of computing! Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) - 'prophet of the computer age' Ada was born Augusta Ada Byron, the only legitimate child of Annabella Milbanke and the poet Lord Byron. Her mother, Lady Byron, had mathematical training (Byron called her his 'Princess of Parallelograms') and insisted that Ada, who was tutored privately, study mathematics too - an unusual education for a woman. Ada met Babbage at a party in 1833 when she was seventeen and was … [Read more...]
Top Secret Rosies – WOMEN of HISTORY
September 11, 2013 by Team Celebration
Filed Under: Uncategorized, WOMEN GENDER EQUITY ISSUES, WOMEN of HISTORY Tagged With: 'Princess of Parallelograms', A Celebration of Women, Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, Augusta Ada Byron, Eckert-Mauchly Computer, Grace Brewster Murray, Hedy Lamarr, Invention of Spread Spectrum Technology, inventors, New York School of Commerce, Top Secret Rosies, Top Secret Rosies - WOMEN of HISTORY, Vincent Foster Hopper, women in computer industry, Women Inventors, women leaders, women of history, Yale
EVE REVERE: The YIN MIND – Systemic Scheme Enlargement
December 8, 2011 by admin
The YIN MIND ___________________________________________________________ Do we want to solve problems or do we want to find systemic optimums and discover high ideals? The problem / remedy paradigm directs our attention by means of the question: What’s wrong? Our culture, our society, is saturated with this orientation. In the face of an overwhelming info-glut 1) we specialize, 2) we simplify (by arbitrary elimination), 3) we break problems down (into manageable parts). What if the real … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND, WOMEN BLOGGERS Tagged With: anxiety, Dr. Brian Weiss M.D., hypnosis, ideal, info-glut, knowledge claim, nature, nurture, optimum, panic attack, paradigm, phobia, Professor John Yudkin M.D., progression therapy, psychiatry, regression therapy, reincarnation, scheme, scheme enlargement, simplify, specialize, sugar, systemic scheme enlargement, The Sound of Music, toxic, Yale
Games for Health Conference – 'What Games are You Playing?'
May 24, 2011 by admin
What games are you playing? Co-authored by Jeremy Vanderlan, AIDS.gov Technical Deputy Games present opportunities to use technology to address public health problems by building on the emergent experience of gaming and the peer influence that social games present. To further our understanding of the role games can and do play to improve health outcomes, we attended the 7th Annual Games for Health Conference . We joined hundreds of game developers, health professionals, and … [Read more...]
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Games for Health Conference – ‘What Games are You Playing?’
May 24, 2011 by admin
What games are you playing? Co-authored by Jeremy Vanderlan, AIDS.gov Technical Deputy Games present opportunities to use technology to address public health problems by building on the emergent experience of gaming and the peer influence that social games present. To further our understanding of the role games can and do play to improve health outcomes, we attended the 7th Annual Games for Health Conference . We joined hundreds of game developers, health professionals, and … [Read more...]
Filed Under: AIDS - H.I.V., SELF CARE Tagged With: 'What Games are You Playing?', A Celebration of Women, AIDS.gov, Debra Lieberman, Dr. Martin Seligman, Dr. Roni Zeiger, Games for Health Conference, Google’s Chief Health Strategist, Jeremy Vanderlan, Leslie Snyder, Michele Clark, Phd., Santa Barbara, Take Action, TechSoup, University of California, University of Connecticut, WOMEN of ACTION™, women taking action, women with HIV, women., Yale
