Bach Mann / Completed Tasks
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I thought about doing our bedside remote, but that seemed so cliché. As I pondered what I could recreate, I was getting a tickling sensation around my calf. Then I thought, that's it! I will do the cats. Now technically I guess people will say that ...
So the curators of the Dali Museum think they can stop me? Ha, side pockets and smart phone are all I need to thwart their authority. OK, admittedly this is not a very sophisticated video. The resolution is low and camera work is extremely shaky....
I took the same cards from Merci and put them to work in this task. Bags, for obvious reasons, are much easier than pockets. As with Task 5, I will periodically update this task with progress pictures. So, I headed to a local watering-hole to p...
I made my signs from business card stock that I had lying around. Very portable and can be placed nearly anywhere. I only have three pictures to share on this project, but i plan on making this an on-going task and add to it from time to time. ...
OK, I feel the need to give some sort of disclaimer before unveiling my product to you. I am by no means an artist (but I have played one on TV). My wife is the one that enjoys painting and occasionally ropes me into it. Which, by the way, if anyone ...

The professor was explaining collective intelligence to us and using SF0 as a prime example. Of course, I tried figuring out where he saw intelligence in here. In any event, it was a perfect time to complete this task because he is a player. This aud...
Being a dedicated student, I spend a lot of time in the school's library. The library has a plethora of services to aid students in their quest for academic mastery. Of course, one of these services is tutoring and one of the most in demand subjects ...

This is my submission for the first task.