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- Conference of the Birds
- We have created a Star Wars civilization, with Stone Age emotions — E.O.Wilson
- Dual Preoccupations
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- Guitars vs Erasure
- On and On and On
- Almost Random MadLib
- End of a Paragraph
- A Best Of My Own Art Work 2017 – Part 3 – Large Art Works
- A Best Of My Own Art Work 2017 – Part 2 – Small Art Works
- A Best Of My Own Art Work 2017 – Part 1 – Mandalas and Circular Pieces
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- Make:cast – Find Your Next Adventure March 5, 2021
- Upcoming Classes: Learning Fusion 360, Origami Circuits, and Architecture For Kids March 1, 2021
- Supporting Maker Education through the Infy Maker Awards February 26, 2021
- Secret Life of Machines’ Tim Hunkin Is Back With New Web Series February 26, 2021
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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Harvey ’74
Harvey Pekar, Cleveland literary illuminary – October 8, 1939 – July 12, 2010 I first noted Harvey retrospectively, after he visited the record store I worked at, when my boss identified him as Harvey Pekar, with, something along the lines … Continue reading
Series: Meta Genesis
Metabiogenesis (S.Calhoun 2010) click for large version Metacosmogenesis (S.Calhoun 2010) click for large version (chosen, appropriated frames, using Dreamlines; hat tip to Leonardo Solaas) Give your mind to the true reasoning I have to unfold. A new fact is battling … Continue reading
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Talking Problems
If we could bring ourselves to accept the fact that no theory about the nature of Man or Society or Rationality, or anything else, is going to synthesize Nietzsche with Marx or Heidegger with Habermas, we could begin to think … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Sanders Peirce, philosophy, pragmatism, Richard Rorty, Thomas Dewey, William james
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Slow Motion
Tempus II from Philip Heron on Vimeo.
Animated Evolution
Charles Darwin Towering genius disdains a beaten path. It seeks regions hitherto unexplored. Abraham Lincoln via blublu.org
Spring
Spring (S.Calhoun 2010) The kitsch keeps on rollin’. I’m wandering around trying to coin an appropriate acronym. Maybe ‘Appropriated Random Kitsch’ might suffice, or ARK. (chosen, appropriated frames: using Dreamlines; hat tip to Leonardo Solaas)
Prima LaBrona
Mozart’s body of work has endured for three centuries and counting. Say what you will about forlorn Cleveland sports fans, the city’s orchestra plays this body of work and those of other all-time musical all-stars better than anybody else. So, … Continue reading
Hoopsentiment
Don´t forget your history nor your destiny. (Bob Marley)
Pursuit of Happiness
Susan and I saw our first Patriot Day fireworks together: [flashvideo filename=http://www.squareone-learning.com/video/fireworksHDf.flv width=”512″ height=”288″ bufferlength=”30″ /]
Siren Song
There’s something comforting about leaving the TV on and tuned to the World Cup and hearing the vuvuzela peek through the sonic ambience of the house. When I first heard the singular drone, I commented, “I like that, it sounds … Continue reading
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Tagged music, nogustnoglorystudios, nogutsnoglorystudios, South Africa, vuvuzela
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When Patriots Knew What They Were Talking About
I believe in the equality of man; and I believe that religious duties consist in doing justice, loving mercy, and endeavoring to make our fellow-creatures happy. (Thomas Paine. The Age of Reason 1794) restored scene from the musical 1776. via … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, economics, politics, Thomas Paine, wealth concentration
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