The line in my bio about doing some freelance writing and editing "when circumstances allow" is not completely outdated. I wrote, during some time off in August, this article about Chris Duke and his Motorz.TV operation, and it's in the print version of EventDV going out to subscribers now. I had a blast working on this story. Duke is a fascinating and really talented guy. I could generally care less about cars, but even I like his show.
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Letters and Science
Because opposites are complementary, and only wholeness leads to clarity
Bio
- Kyle Matthew Oliver
- I'm an Episcopal priest and EdD student in the Communications, Media, and Learning Technologies Design Program at Teachers College, Columbia University. Previously I was digital missioner and instructor in the Center for the Ministry of Teaching at Virginia Theological Seminary. My vocational heart still belongs to the e-Formation Learning Community.
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Contraria Sunt Complementa by Kyle Matthew Oliver is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Work: Scholarship
- 2011 Christian Scholars Conference: “No end to the mystery”: Scientist-as-prince, scientist-as-scientist, and what one has to do with the other in Lost in the Cosmos
- Master's Thesis: GENIUSV2: Software Design and Mathematical Formulations for Multi-region Discrete Nuclear Fuel Cycle Simulation and Analysis
- Proc. Global 2009: Studying international fuel cycle robustness with the GENIUSv2 discrete facilities/materials fuel cycle systems analysis tool
- Proc. 2009 ASEE Nat. Conf.: Classroom Learning and Instruction in High School Pre-College Engineering Settings: A Video-Based Analysis
- Proc. 2008 ASEE N. Midw. Conf.: Student chapters by analogy: Lessons from comparing ASEE student organizations with those of other professional societies
- Proc. 2007 ASEE Nat. Conf.: Finding a ‘place’ for reading and discussion courses: Design and assessment of ‘Social and Ethical Impacts of Technology'
- 2007 GNEP Annual Meeting Poster Session: Designing GENIUS Version 2 to Model Inter-Facility Relationships
- Proc. Global 2007: Adv. Nucl. Fuel Cycles and Sys.: Global Evaluation of Nuclear Infrastructure Utilization Scenarios (GENIUS)
- Proc. 2005 ASEE N. Midw. Conf.: Coordinating collaboration: Reading and discussion courses as a response to the problem of specialization in engineering curricula
Work: Projects
(Unlinked projects are that way because they contain potentially proprietary information, and I don't want to get yelled at or sued.)
Ministry
Into All The WWWorld
VTS Forum Hour
Nuclear
Studying Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning Methods and Formulations with TOLSTOY (NE 705 project)
Design of a Medical Linear Accelerator X-ray Target (NE 412 senior design project)
Reactor physics analysis of the effects of U-236 poisoning on the use of reprocessed uranium in PWR fuel (NE 406 project)
Monte Carlo study of energy deposition in cooling water of a linear accelerator bremsstrahlung target (NE 506 project)
Fun
Java code for Monte Carlo analysis of the dice game "Shake of the Day"
Ministry
Into All The WWWorld
VTS Forum Hour
Nuclear
Studying Radiation Therapy Treatment Planning Methods and Formulations with TOLSTOY (NE 705 project)
Design of a Medical Linear Accelerator X-ray Target (NE 412 senior design project)
Reactor physics analysis of the effects of U-236 poisoning on the use of reprocessed uranium in PWR fuel (NE 406 project)
Monte Carlo study of energy deposition in cooling water of a linear accelerator bremsstrahlung target (NE 506 project)
Fun
Java code for Monte Carlo analysis of the dice game "Shake of the Day"
Work: Freelance Editing
- Real-Time Marketing and PR: How to Instantly Engage Your Market, Connect with Customers, and Create Products that Grow Your Business Now
- The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to Use News Releases, Blogs, Podcasting, Viral Marketing and Online Media to Reach Buyers Directly (David Meerman Scott)
- Tuned In: Uncover the Extraordinary Opportunities That Lead to Business Breakthroughs (Craig Stull, Phil Myers, David Meerman Scott
- The New Rules of Viral Marketing: How word-of-mouse spreads your ideas for free (David Meerman Scott)
- Lose Control of your Marketing! Why marketing ROI measures lead to failure (David Meerman Scott)
- World Wide Rave: Creating Triggers that Get Millions of People to Spread Your Ideas and Share Your Stories (David Meerman Scott)
Work: Journalism
- Motorz Skills: Producing a Hit DIY TV Show
- Teaching and Learning Insights: Technology, Learning, and Puppetry: Greg Moses's Engineering Physics Department Colloquium
- EventDV: Storyboards ... An Unauthorized Biography
- EventDV: Studio Time: He Shoots, He Scores
- Wisconsin Engineer: Game, set, match
- Wisconsin Engineer: My New Year's resolution
- Wisconsin Engineer: Reactor report: Misleading, incomplete
- Wisconsin Engineer: Mercy mercy me
- Wisconsin Engineer: Engineering reconstruction
- Wisconsin Engineer: Resonant frequencies
- Wisconsin Engineer: Making the case for breadth
- Wisconsin Engineer: Myth Match (cover)
- Wisconsin Engineer: Clean Machine: Photocatalytic Reactors Purify Water and Air
- Wisconsin Engineer: Shining hour—Employment woes place lesser-known careers in spotlight
Work: Writing Prizes
- Ronnie A. Yoder Scholarship: Love Together: A moral-theological reflection
- Student Essays in Christian Wisdom: The Wisdom of (Small) Groups
- Steuber Writing Prize: How I Remembered Rachel
- Steuber Writing Prize: Departures and 'Relations': Milne and Poincare on Methods and Mathematics
- Wunsch Materials Handling Prize: Radiopharmaceutical Production and Distribution: Toward a method for evaluating health, economic, and security measures in current and proposed practices
Friends and Colleagues
- Virginia Theological Seminary
- Center for the Ministry of Teaching
- St. Paul's Parish, Washington, DC
- Christ Church, New Haven, CT
- Church of Saint Luke in the Fields, New York, NY
- St. John's Episcopal Church, Ellicott City, MD
- Saint Hilda's House
- New York Intern Program
- Computational Nuclear Engineering Research Group
- Engineering Learning Center
- The Hacker Within
- UW-Madison ASEE Student Section
- St. Francis House Epsicopal Student Center
- UW-Madison Writing Fellows
- Faith Connects Us
- Wisconsin Engineer
- UW-Madison ANS Student Section
- David Meerman Scott
- Order of Julian of Norwich
- Complexcomplex
- Steven Cook
- Mike Angell
- Carol Pinkham Oak
- Ryan Hagen
- Mike Krol
- EventDV
- Streaming Media
- EContent
Groups
Letters
Science
Comics
Blogs
- poetproph
- VTS Dean's Commentary
- Kradel Kids
- Beatitudes Blog
- xkcd Blag
- Web Ink Now
- St. Francis Forum
- Gastropacalypse Test Kitchen
- Pangramaday
- The Anglo File
- NCC Eco-Justice Weblog
- Beer Talk Today
- World Wide Rave
- You Don't Say
- GrokCode
- IEEE Spectrum: Tech Talk
- Freakonomics
- The Daily Office
- Tosa Rector
- Aixpeditions!
- Writing Center Summer Institute '08 Blog
- The Atomic Badger
- Engineering &...
Tools
Running Stats
'05-'06 miles: 202
'06-'07 miles: 238*
'07-'08 miles: 282.8**
'08-'09 miles: 286.8***
'09-'10 miles: 681.4****
'10-'11 miles: 691.1*****
'11-'12 miles: 384.3******
'12-'13 miles:282.4*******
Updated 12/30/12
* New shoes at 220
** Gmaps Pedometer rules, thanks Jim
*** New shoes at 130.4
**** New shoes at 199.6
***** New shoes at 5.0, 373.2
'06-'07 miles: 238*
'07-'08 miles: 282.8**
'08-'09 miles: 286.8***
'09-'10 miles: 681.4****
'10-'11 miles: 691.1*****
'11-'12 miles: 384.3******
'12-'13 miles:282.4*******
Updated 12/30/12
* New shoes at 220
** Gmaps Pedometer rules, thanks Jim
*** New shoes at 130.4
**** New shoes at 199.6
***** New shoes at 5.0, 373.2
****** New shoes at 43.2
******* New shoes at 42.3
Swimming Stats
'09-'10 km: 5.15
'10-'11 km: 42.0
'11-'12 km: 49.3
'10-'11 km: 42.0
'11-'12 km: 49.3
'12-'13 km: 5.5
Updated 7/30/12
Updated 7/30/12
Yoga Stats
'11-'12 sessions: 21
'12-'13 sessions: 39
Updated 7/15/12
Updated 7/15/12
2 comments:
Great blog! Came across your blog on RCL weekly bible study page.
Thanks, KC. Glad you made it over here, and I hope the scripture comments were helpful!
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