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Making my (collaborative) butter sculptures of history
I recently came across Jennifer Gardy’s blog article “Feeling the elephant, or how scientists collaborate,” and it provoked several lines of thought. First, Gardy suggests that there are two types of scientists in this world: those live, eat, and breathe … Continue reading
Inspiration Point(s)
In the spirit of “casual Fridays,” I intend to post a Friday musing each week that veers a bit off course from typical historical fare. My inaugural attempt is below. What I’ve done lately to get my creative juices flowing: … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, flickr, inspiration, mary roach, michael chabon, sarah vowell
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