Yes!
There is no knowledge that is not potentially scientific knowledge.
On Oct 17, 2010, at 10:42 PM, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
I would like, if only as a matter of principle, to rise to the
defense of all those techno-barbarians on the list who cannot find
voice to defend themselves,
I would like, if only as a matter of principle, to rise to the defense of all
those techno-barbarians on the list who cannot find voice to defend themselves,
but I can only say that …
IF there is something valuable in fiction, if it indeed fosters or transmits
knowledge,
Then fiction is
Steve, Peter, et al et cetera-
Art is a distillation.
Art is a concentrate.
Art helps us see the truth without the distractions.
Been writing my artist statement for a big museum show (a group of
eight of us, I am not alone) next year, and am full of Thought on this
topic. So take this as yo
thanks, Benoit Mandelbrot, I bless you as a saint of mathematics -- you are
forever timelessly free within and as single unified evolving fractal
hyperinfinity...
Rich
- Original Message -
From: "michael barron"
To: "Rich Murray"
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2010 11:57 AM
Subject: Fwd
Peter -
Well said...
and in a single short paragraph with a single eloquent quote...
- Steve
A’propos Ten Best Texts as fiction. I’m sure no one at Friam holds to
the techno-barbarian view that nothing valuable can be gained from
fiction. In my opinion the important human values can be ill
A’propos Ten Best Texts as fiction. I’m sure no one at Friam holds to the
techno-barbarian view that nothing valuable can be gained from fiction. In my
opinion the important human values can be illuminated only by fiction. After
all, the King James Bible (1611) is about the best th
Excellent suggestion, nice food, nice people, reasonable prices.
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 4:34 PM, Roger Critchlow wrote:
> Jambo, in College Plaza, Between the Ace Hardware and the Office Whatever,
> East African/Caribbean.
>
> -- rec --
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Jambo, in College Plaza, Between the Ace Hardware and the Office Whatever,
East African/Caribbean.
-- rec --
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Without wanting to start a long diatribe, I am curious how the group
sees this:
Is it really viable to say that
economic systems are more
complex and more differentiated than ecologic
systems.
? Even to an amateur (moi, nodding to SAS) this seems unsubstantiated.
Economic systems are within
Both systems can be viewed as complex
adaptive systems consisting of many interacting
agents that adapt and learn from their interactions
with one another:
system: economic system - ecosystem
agent: organism - company
interaction: food webs - supply chains
One major difference is perhaps what th
For casual dining, we've enjoyed Rooftop Pizzeria, Andiamo!, Harry's
Roadhouse, 2nd St Brewery at the Railyard.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Robert
On 10/17/10 10:35 AM, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
Hi, everybody. Sorry for this intrusion.
I just got an urgent email from friends saying that they are
Should have read ahead. Good to hear.
Scott
On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 11:37 AM, Victoria Hughes
wrote:
> Il Piatto, definitely, and if they enjoy people, tell 'em to sit at the bar
> (full service) and chat with Andrew, who will take good care of them. This
> is not a spaghetti and pizza place, th
D'accord, La Plazuela is quite good, guacamole made table-side in the
evening, excellent pork carnitas tacos. Not overly spicy.
Nick, a year or two ago you asked the same question and I sent my list of
restaurant recommendations. It still stands but *malheureusement* I deleted
it. Perhaps your arc
ps: I eat at all of these regularly, so these are personal
recommendations, as well as 'suggestions for visiting friends'.
On Oct 17, 2010, at 11:47 AM, Victoria Hughes wrote:
And one more post: elegant and tasty NM contemporary cuisine-
SantaCafe
Best Restaurant in Santa Fe – Santacafé
al
And one more post: elegant and tasty NM contemporary cuisine- SantaCafe
Best Restaurant in Santa Fe – Santacafé
also a block north of the plaza, across from the federal building
Tory
On Oct 17, 2010, at 11:40 AM, Victoria Hughes wrote:
For classic New Mexican, if they like a bit of a drive and
For classic New Mexican, if they like a bit of a drive and what the
whole shebang, send them just north of the Opera to Gabriels for
tableside guacamole, many margarita options, and classic NM scenery.
May even still be warm enough to sit on their patio.
Gabriel's Restaurant for Dining in Sa
Il Piatto, definitely, and if they enjoy people, tell 'em to sit at
the bar (full service) and chat with Andrew, who will take good care
of them. This is not a spaghetti and pizza place, this is a wonderful
northern Italian place, with a good wine list, seafood, daily
specials, wonderful at
We find that the restaurant in La Fonda does a good job with New Mexican
chow.
-tj
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> Hi, everybody. Sorry for this intrusion.
>
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> I just got an urgent email from friends saying that they are in Santa Fe
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On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 11:35 AM, Nicholas Thompson
wrote:
> Hi, everybody. Sorry for this intrusion.
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> I just got an urgent email from friends saying that they are in Santa Fe for
> a few da
Hi, everybody. Sorry for this intrusion.
I just got an urgent email from friends saying that they are in Santa Fe for
a few days and want recommendations for good local restaurants. I am a bad
person to ask because I hate anything with chili peppers in it. Could you
please help me out by se
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