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Daily Archives: 13 May 2012
Manifest Sense
Mark Henderson’s The Geek Manifesto is a remarkable book. Though many of its themes are not new, it is difficult to imagine such a book being published as recently as five years ago. The Geek Manifesto provides a timely analysis … Continue reading
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Art and Science–take 2
Last evening I had a wonderfully unique opportunity to sample a complex mixture of art, science and creativity at the elegant Orpheum Theatre in Omaha (circa 1927)–in the form of modern dance! If you can spare just a few moments … Continue reading
Posted in art, author, Books, creativity, in the news, Momix Botanica, Occam's Typewriter, Orpheum Theatre Omaha, science
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