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Flood-weary Midwesterners fought Friday to save their homes and businesses from rivers spilling over their banks after rainstorms blamed for at least 16 deaths moved through the region.Thousands of people from Arkansas through Ohio were staying in shelters or with relatives as flood waters lapped against their homes.Major Byron Medloch of the Salvation Army said Friday that 1,000 people displaced by the Meramec River in eastern Missouri were housed in shelters. Another 1,000 were in shelters near Poplar Bluff in far southeast Missouri, where the surging Black River breached several levees. People are tired, Medloch said. Tired of fighting and tired of waiting. They re just frustrated because they can t get back into their homes. More than 70 counties in Missouri have been declared disaster areas, reports CBS News cor
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When you reference Ezra Pounds statement that The artist is the antennae of the race at SETI, the antennae part takes on a whole richer meaning. SETI hosts weekly colloquium at its Mountain View, California, offices, and a few times a year those talks put aside interstellar science and are, instead, organized by SETIs artist-in-residence. Right now that artist-in-residence is Charles Lindsay, and he invited me and mathematician Edward Frenkel, professor at UC Berkeley and author of the well-received book Love and Math: The Heart of Hidden Reality, to talk last week. This is a lightly edited video of the talk. The video is lo-fi, but the sound is good. The format of the video is that, after a short introduction by Lindsay, I talk for 20 minutes, then Frenkel talks for about 20 minutes, and then theres an extended conversation, between the three of us, and then involving questions from the audience. Im quite proud to
stanley us have had my humanity thrown back at me during the Q 038;A by Lawrence Doyle. Also in the audience was SETI co-founder Jill Tarter. My talk is about what I sometimes refer to as Networked Creativity, which I do here. Other times I call it, simply, Doing Stuff Toge
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