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If you can, work at a place that buys you a cookie cake for breakfast when you cross things off your bucket list.Īnd another thank you to my former boss, Lisa Smith Regan and former most demanding client, Katie Patel, for writing the recommendations that got me in in the first place. They gave me freedom to run at something I wanted just for me, and then celebrated me when I did it.

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And because treats us like complete, nuanced individuals with full personal lives, I had the kind of balance I needed (in time and mental bandwidth) to run full speed ahead at something after hours. My boss and my whole company embraced the idea with full support.

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Suddenly I had an expanse of free time, and the world felt like it was ending.so why not tackle that 'someday' goal? Then COVID hit, and I did jigsaw puzzles and cleaned out my closets for approximately 3 months before I about LOST MY MIND. Group - A business group of one or more individual practitioners, all of who. But it was 'never the right time.' I spent a long time struggling to get the balance that would have allowed me to cross this item off my bucket list and continue working, so that GRE book just collected dust. The 1770723090 NPI number is assigned to the healthcare provider JANE BOYER. I bought a GRE study book, I even booked a time to take the test. I have wanted to get my MPA since about 2015. Going to gush over my employer(and a few others) for a moment. Available through: Anglia Ruskin University Library. 20s Janay K Boyer Nashville, IN View Full Report.

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Currently, the archive gallery pictured here initiates a further crossing of boundaries where one image ‘bleeds’ into the one below it creating a visual infraction against the gridded structure provided by the template. Janay Boyer Find Janay Boyer in Nashville, IN and get their phone number, relatives, public records, and past addresses. This initiated a queasy uncertainty of space on the screen. Inserting further iterations of the screenshot imagery collapsed the image placement hierarchy within the site, where background image from the current Pictorico site was mirrored in the screenshot image of the previous Pictorico site for Phantom. The crowning event of the PGA Tour will have more than just one champion in Atlanta this year, and everyone. This situated one Pictorico blog inside another one, creating reflexive striations of replication-like one mirror reflecting another. We are at a moment, I believe, when our experience of the world is less that of a long life developing through time than that of a network that connects points and intersects with its own skein.įor again or again and again, I used screenshot photography to capture the imagery juxtapositions created by the Pictorico template used during the Phantom project. We are in the epoch of simultaneity: we are in the epoch of juxtaposition, the epoch of the near and far, of the side-by-side, of the dispersed. The present epoch will perhaps be above all the epoch of space. Therefore, the space of these images is neither photographic nor cinematic-the space is virtual, with temporal disruptions, cascading fluid repetitions, spatial displacements and isometric geometries. It only means that I created examples of what these changes might look like. The fact that I created imagery exemplifying these kinds of alterations, does not mean that I actually succeeded in visualising the transformations. The latter was perhaps the most challenging, because these transformations would not be visible-could not be made visible they would remain in a latent state. And also, to understand how objects were being transformed by these processes. Instead, my purpose was to explore how seeing was transformed in real time and to understand how my own process of looking maps onto unknown cultural objects. The process of making alterations to the imagery from the Museum was never intended as ironic or to be taken as institutional critique.

Using my mobile phone, like so many other visitors to museums these days, I photographed works that ‘pulled me in’ through an intuitive act of looking. In 2018 I was given access to The Fitzwilliam Museum Collections for a year-long research residency. The final exhibition for my PhD has its own page at The Expanded Mirror on this site. All of the images within these online exhibitions are my own and represent work from projects in my portfolio. This page offers a visual record of the exhibitions on this site.