Exploring the Infinite
Overheard @ the Reed house: “I don’t know how old I am.” “You were born in 73, so you’re 37.” “I’m 37? Wow. I’m turning 38 this year. That’s old… why are you playing with the skin around my eyes? You trying to make a point about how old I am?” “No. I was just wondering what you’d look like
Jakub Moscicki, researcher and software engineer at CERN, asked to use my artwork, Chaos from Order, for the cover of his book/PhD dissertation. Understanding and Mastering Dynamics in Computing Grids: Processing Moldable Tasks with User-Level Overlay is available as a PDF and can be downloaded by following the link.
S. Reed
S. Reed
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Twice a year in March and September, Rattle releases an eIssue, a special newsletter featuring original poems and interview excerpts from upcoming issues, selected e-reviews, and artwork. I was approached by editor, Timothy Green, to consider submitting some of my fractal artwork as this issues Featured Artist and I enthusiastically agreed! Inside, you'll find a collection of fractals as well
Get yourself a copy of this book! No, not because Erecting the New Zion adorns the cover, but because the poetry and prose on the pages within evoke a dream-like and surrealistic portrait of life and love in America. Some reviews: Each portion forming a reduced-size copy of the whole, a fractal is forever fragmented, both chaotic and ordered, endlessly
This is a neat picture of a firetruck with my logo redesign on the door, reflecting the flames from a nearby fire.
I'm proud to announce the newly redesigned, Librarian Chick, a wiki that provides links to hundreds upon hundreds of the best free educational resources! By popular demand, Librarian Chick now has a Category Breakdown page so you can see the contents of each category separately. Navigation and layout make a bit more sense now and it's less cluttered. Thanks to
http://annvillefreelibraryblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/librarian-chick-rocks.html Thanks for the great review of Librarian Chick!
Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take the Garbage Out – Shel Silverstein, 1974 One of my favorite poems from childhood.