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Zhao Wang explains her thoughs as she celebrated with her teammates on the Chinese Young Professionals after crossing the finish line at the 2013 Boston Dragon Boat Festival on the Charles River. 

The subject of a photograph rveals their inner thoughts

What’s it like to sail in heavy fog? We talked to some of the competitors in the Figawi race to find out. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.  

Interim US Senator William “Mo” Cowan urged Boston College Law School graduates Friday to “find proper balance between your net worth and your self-worth.”Net worth “often seems to be the only measure that popular culture cares about,” Cowan told the 272 graduates and about 1,500 of their friends and family at the commencement inside Conte Forum. “We obsess over starting salaries, bonuses, raises, interest, and investments. But you won’t find too many blogs quantifying your self-worth, because your self-worth is the immeasurable return on one’s investment in pursuing a full life with true purpose, while making a difference in our world.”Cowan said he has not decided what he will do when his tenure in the Senate ends.

Interim US Senator William “Mo” Cowan urged Boston College Law School graduates to “find proper balance between your net worth and your self-worth.” 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.  

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.  

“Intuition Pumps and Other Tools for Thinking’’ in some way serves as a summary statement of the Tufts professor’s thinking on key philosophical topics.  

In his long career, philosopher and cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett has made substantial contributions to — and stirred considerable controversy in — our thinking about human behavior and the very nature of the human mind.

A 16-year-old explains his thoughts as he performs skateboard tricks near Rome’s iconic monument. 

What was happening when the Red Sox took on the Orioles with a nearly-empty left side of the infield? 

Once, businesses would hand out free samples in malls or throw them in with other purchases.Now, several businesses have sprouted up devoted to sending out a box of samples to customers once a month — and actually getting them to pay for it.While wine- or steak- of-the-month clubs have been around forever, the box of mystery treats is a relatively new form of subscription sales. It has caught on fast.Birchbox, one of the first such services and one of the biggest, offers five beauty product and makeup samples for women and men per month. It started in 2010 and now boasts 300,000 subscribers who pay $10 a month for the women’s box or $20 a month for the men’s box. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Forget positive thinking: At least two-thirds of Americans would benefit from a little less happiness, new data suggest. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Jen Schoullis of the Boston Blades details how she prepares for a game. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Members of the Eagles hockey team reveal what it felt like in the moments after winning their fourth straight Beanpot title. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Jennifer Ziel, 16, explains what she was thinking during her competition at the New England Regional Yoga Asana Championship. 

Patriots running back Shane Vereen explains what he thought as he made a spectacular over-the-shoulder catch. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

The subject of a photograph reveals their inner thoughts 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

The subject of a photo reveals their inner thoughts,

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Red Sox catcher Ryan Lavarnway collects tolls on the Mass. Pike.  

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

The subject of a photograph reveals his inner thoughts

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Brian Miser, who is launched from a self-made crossbow at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, explains what it’s like flying through the flame. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Thinking Phone Networks, a Cambridge company that provides cloud-based communications services to corporate customers, announced a $16.5 million investment led by venture capital firms Advanced Technology Ventures, or ATV, and Bessemer Venture Partners. As a privately held company, Thinking Phone Networks does not disclose revenues, but it said that its revenues have doubled in each of the last three years. ATV has an office in Boston. Bessemer Venture Partners has an office in Cambridge.

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Lowell Spinners lefthander Brian Johnson tells what it felt like when he took a line drive off his face during a game at Fenway Park.  

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Petty Officer 1st Class Thomas Kinn of the Navy parachuted into Fenway earlier this month and described the tricky maneuver to us. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

In her new essay collection, Hustvedt compulsively explores what she calls “the problem of the between.” 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Denis Yannatos, aboard Calypso, and Captain John Hanson, aboard the ferry Nantucket, after the finish of the Figawi race. 

Former Red Sox pitchers Luis Tiant and Jim Lonborg conducted the Boston Pops during Red Sox Night, part of the Pops City of Champions series. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what's happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Each week Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of a photograph their inner thoughts 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot: 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot. 

Every Sunday, Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld asks the subject of one of his photos to explain what’s happening in the shot.