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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
Trace –
Easy for you to say Ms. Cushy Gov’t job… 😉
Out here in the real world it’s pretty grim…
I applied for a job managing a coffee shop last week! I’m 33 and live with my Mom! It couldn’t be much worse… I actually fantasize about being a hobo and riding the rails… at least it would be more exciting than this slow humiliating death……[Read more] -
Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
I’m not going to touch that one… 😉
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
I think we may be experiencing all 5 simultaneously…
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
Yeah, things are so much more FUBAR than people realize… I love the term “recession”, especially “double dip recession”… this isn’t a freakin’ ice cream cone we’re talking about!
Here in the US, we’ve been hovering at 9% unemployment since 2008, despite consistently losing jobs for the last 3 years. It’s some pretty creative math they are…[Read more] -
Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is a Double Dip Recession Looming?: Tips for Surviving the Next One in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 13 years, 3 months ago
Fishy
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Has anyone here exited the Landscape Architecture industry? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
After saying all that, it would be really cool to apply hydrology models to economics…
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Has anyone here exited the Landscape Architecture industry? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
lol
Yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s been confirmed that economics is not a real profession. It’s just a bunch of academics rubbing their chins, spewing terminology that means absolutely nothing. They can’t predict anything. All of their studies are retrospectives… “oh, well, this economic event fits perfectly in my blah, blah, blah, model… ” If…[Read more] -
Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Has Land8 helped you cope? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
It’s pretty good but I’d prefer the real thing…
I have met some interesting/entertaining people, have seen some inspirational work and have obtained some great resources.
Pretty good but it sure would be nice to go to an office every day… -
Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Student looking for unique ways to indicate grasslands, meadows and prairies in the forum GRAPHICS 13 years, 4 months ago
I was only partially kidding… 🙂
I might just have to try and create a “brush” in P-Shop from those baby heads… at the right scale in shades of brown, gold and green it would be pretty groovy, especially for a nice shaggy fescue. -
Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Student looking for unique ways to indicate grasslands, meadows and prairies in the forum GRAPHICS 13 years, 4 months ago
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic Is it just me… or do we need to rethink our illustrative quality of figures in the landscape? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
The Pitchfork Festival in Chicago had a number of booths with silk-screen artists showing their posters (mostly concert/music). It occurred to me that this style could be applied to landscape architecture. It is clean, bold and expressive. Most posters only had 3-5 colors but they did a lot with those 3-5 colors.
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic standards for pathways? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 13 years, 4 months ago
It depends on what you want the experience to be. Fast movement = larger radius curves. Slower movement = tighter radius curves. If it’s private property you could make the curves as tight as you want. If it’s public then you would most likely need to meet ADA or local design guidelines.
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic landscape or garden? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
Darn. So, Landscape equals garden plus or minus landscape to the negative first degree. Landscapes within the garden shall not exceed a single negative deviation in scale. Gardens can expand infinitely within the landscape but the landscape can only contract by one degree within the garden. The landscape may not shrink exponentially within the garden.
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic landscape or garden? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
Touche’ – Though it does raise the question: Could one have a garden within the landscape that is within the garden that’s within the landscape?
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic landscape or garden? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 13 years, 4 months ago
A garden can be in the landscape but the landscape is not in the garden.
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What's The Best Fireworks You Seen? in the forum PLACES & SPACES 13 years, 4 months ago
^—- LOL Best reply so far!
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What's The Best Fireworks You Seen? in the forum PLACES & SPACES 13 years, 4 months ago
Laguna Beach on a special rock, with a special lady… the last two years. Gonna miss it this year…
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic The Ponzi Scheme that Created the Suburbs in the forum SUSTAINABILITY & DESIGN 13 years, 5 months ago
… Brought to you by the same great minds that think indefinite growth, at 5% annually, is the sign of a healthy economy when we live on a globe with finite resources…
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