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Four short links: 3 Sep 2010 – Design Principles, Mario AI, Open Source Wave, and 3D Google Earth Sound
Arranging Things: The Rhetoric of Object Placement (Amazon) — the underlying principles that govern how Western designers arrange things in three-dimensional compositions. Inspired by Greek and Roman notions of rhetoric Koren elucidates the elements of arranging rhetoric that all designers instinctively use in everything from floral compositions to interior decorating Continue reading
Editorial: No tax dollars were used in this redecorating
When President Barack Obama introduced the first budget of his presidency last February, he piously observed: “There are times where you can afford to redecorate your house, and then there are times when you need to focus on rebuilding your foundation.” Continue reading
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SCAD transforms Garrison into mini-museum
Hundreds of thousands of dollars estimated to have been spent on school Students at the Esther F. Garrison School of Visual Performing Arts walk down the sparkling halls with their heads held high. They’re looking up at the well-placed wall hangings and lighting design on the vaulted ceilings Continue reading
New Mexico News Brief, Thursday, Sept. 2
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Big Freedia brings bounce to San Jose
Big Freedia — queen of sissy bounce in New Orleans — comes to San Jose and Oakland. Continue reading
Oval Office redone during Obama vacation
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Brown College Names Jonathan Merrill 2010 Del Fisher Broadcasting Scholarship Recipient
Minneapolis – Brown College announced that radio broadcasting student Jonathan Merrill has been named the 2010 recipient of the Del Fisher Broadcasting Scholarship for his commitment to community service and leadership. Continue reading
Three Chicks medal in cross-country outing
Mary Kathleen Allen, Leay Ray and Zach Widener all medalled for Chickasha Saturday morning at Watonga’s annual HS Cross-Country Invitational. Continue reading
Upper Valley benefit tour spotlights homes, gardens
Residents and visitors to the Upper Valley will enjoy touring eight of the most beautiful homes and gardens in the Plain/Lake Wenatchee area on Sept. Continue reading
South Africa Post-World Cup: All’s Well — or Hello Orwell?
South Africa was recently in the international limelight due to the World Cup. But now that the attention has dissipated, the government is trying to pass a law that would severely curtail the rights of citizens to obtain information about government officials. Continue reading