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Aaron Paul Lazar: August 2014

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This slightly out of place Renaissance man writes mysteries and more. Seedlings are sneaky little germs of ideas that refuse to go away. When they sprout and grow, they'll appear here. Topics include writing, family, gardens, and more. They're often infused with a bit of gentle philosophy and always with a lust for life. Sunday, August 31, 2014. Inside the Head of Aaron Lazar - Interview by Susan Voss. I recently enjoyed a really fun interview with Susan Voss. Who are your non-writer influences? In writi...

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Re-visualizing Newton's Cradle | Asobi by Yasutoki Kariya | Spoon & Tamago

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Japanese art, design and culture. Spoon and Tamago - japanese art, design and culture. Re-visualizing Newton’s Cradle Asobi by Yasutoki Kariya. August 1, 2012. In creating his senior thesis exhibition, art student Yasutoki Kariya turned for inspiration to Newton’s Cradle. 8211; the iconic desktop toy that demonstrates Newton’s third law of motion. Originally created by the actor Simon Prebble. Announced on July 7, 2012. You can read our previous coverage on this award HERE. New works by Katsumi Hayakawa.

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Fear of Writing: A Single Man -- the audio-book

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Here you will find: mainly book reviews, with some other assorted desultory ramblings. I look forward to your comments, whether constructive, damning, off-topic, or otherwise. Please enjoy! Saturday, March 27, 2010. A Single Man - the audio-book. Encountering the text in this way, an experience halfway between reading a novel and watching a theatrical piece, was exquisite. This audio-book of A Single Man. Is read by Simon Prebble. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Murder by 4: August 2014

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Sunday, August 31, 2014. Inside the Head of Aaron Lazar - Interview by Susan Voss. I recently enjoyed a really fun interview with Susan Voss. See if you don't agree with me about her unique questions! I had a blast with this one. Thanks Susan! Who are your non-writer influences? Hi, Susan. Thanks for having me here today. When I read through your questions in advance, I was thrilled to see they are not your usual collection of “where do you get your ideas? 8221; or “how do you find time to write? In gene...

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agosto | 2012 | I L L U M E N A T E D * I D Ǝ A S

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Lumen's Blog – branding, design and else. Archivio per agosto 2012. The local brand is dead. Long live the local brand. During my business travels abroad particularly in Eastern Europe, I always look out for local brands. Their charm and chintzy qualities allow me a moment to escape the realities of business travel – to experience a little bit of the localness that is otherwise missing from the samey hotels I stay at. But, however the strength, more precisely, the money behind global brands, going local ...

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The Edison’s Cradle? | I L L U M E N A T E D * I D Ǝ A S

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Lumen's Blog – branding, design and else. The Edison’s Cradle? Many of us have seen or even own what is called the Newton’s Cradle. Known also as the “Executive Ball Clicker”, and named after Sir Isaac Newton, the device was originally built by actor Simon Prebble. To demonstrate the conservation of momentum and energy via a series of swinging spheres. When one on the end is lifted and released, the resulting force travels through the line and pushes the last one upward. Other nominees can be found here.

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Fear of Writing: March 2010

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Here you will find: mainly book reviews, with some other assorted desultory ramblings. I look forward to your comments, whether constructive, damning, off-topic, or otherwise. Please enjoy! Saturday, March 27, 2010. A Single Man - the audio-book. Encountering the text in this way, an experience halfway between reading a novel and watching a theatrical piece, was exquisite. This audio-book of A Single Man. Is read by Simon Prebble. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.