I'm happy to wait for the brainstorms of really good writers.
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It's also a useful visual aid for group brainstorms or presentations.
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First, our team brainstorms a variety of puzzle and game ideas.
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You can go back to Zooming your brilliant brainstorms in peace, everyone.
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My next year was a blur of brainstorms, confrontations, power plays and bad catering.
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Mute yourself when you're in large meetings, but don't when you're in small brainstorms.
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I spend most days leading brainstorms, guiding creative work, writing, presenting, and managing team growth.
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Instead, the company records meetings and brainstorms ideas, essentially virtual white-boarding in Google Docs.
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The group brainstorms wellness-related activities for employees, and also plans events like cooking classes.
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Prior brainstorms are another great source of material to use for the cut-up technique.
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When I was there, her grimly matter-of-fact brainstorms were interspersed with her kids' drawings.
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Wolfson said the communications team brainstorms the tweets, but one person takes the lead on social media.
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Brainstorms are imaginative, and you, Taurus, currently have the willpower to see the biggest ideas into existence.
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He gets obsessive about a single idea, while I have so many brainstorms that my focus trails.
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Halloween hasn't even happened yet, but candy is already half-off and our costume brainstorms fizzled out last weekend.
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They often stay late into the evenings, conducting brainstorms, perfecting lines of code, shooting live-streams or assembling prototypes.
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Remind them of the rules and the procedures: Using this technique, brainstorms a list of as many questions as possible.
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He begged Holliger to start a company with him, and after much convincing and several drunken brainstorms, Hollinger finally agreed.
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Brittany has taken off, thanks to Jaime's little problem with containing his rage, so he brainstorms crisis management with Aaron.
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Jeff Mello, the chief executive of Bootleg Biology in Nashville, regularly brainstorms with breweries about beer styles and fermentation techniques.
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It's an adjustment that many are having to make across the country, with in-person brainstorms turning into virtual meetings.
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For creative professionals in particular, whose work involves brainstorms, freelance gigs, and pitches, mobile tech tools are a must-have.
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Whether herding more researchers into the laboratory raises growth might depend on how intensively the resulting brainstorms are used, for example.
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Taking advantage of the cut-up technique through both personal and organizational brainstorms will produce these intelligent, startling, and provocative results.
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That mandate, though still guiding new acquisitions, has devolved from evangelical avant-gardism to the preservation of multitudinous brainstorms of yesteryear.
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In practice, it's a series of conversations and brainstorms between visiting critics and artists, curators, writers, and other stakeholders from the region.
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This solo traveler researches which colors will pop in her next destination, and brainstorms how outfits will fare with her Instagram audience.
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Then, a series of brainstorms and meetings with Grubhub executives, chefs, and restaurant owners led to a collaboration with Women Chefs & Restaurateurs (WCR).
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I encourage my employees to conduct personal brainstorms often in order to generate creative thinking, encourage development and open the door to inspiration.
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Each episode idea has its own origin, however, with some being pitched over the course of the year and others coming from group brainstorms.
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These mentorship sessions range from one-on-one coaching, to conferences, to exclusive networking events, to small roundtable brainstorms held in multimillion-dollar homes.
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In some cases the political appointees' brainstorms for digital content and messaging have gone so far overboard that they have been shut down completely.
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Lopez demonstrates that as she brainstorms what her dancers should wear for a particular portion of the show that she calls "different" from everything else.
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In one episode, Jenna is stretched too thin between the movie and TGS, so Jack, ever the fixer, brainstorms ways to make it all work.
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On Tuesday's episode of I Am Jazz, Jazz Jennings' mom, Jeanette Jennings, brainstorms fun ways to help her daughter celebrate her upcoming gender confirmation surgery.
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What the UN will actually do is what some feel the organization sadly does best: collecting the speeches and other environmental brainstorms in a report.
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I try to maximize my time in the office with meetings, calls, brainstorms and solo-work time to think about bigger goals and the company's direction.
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Opportunities to widen the range of contributions — to include engineers and others less frequently invited to brainstorms — can be a valuable way to generate new ideas.
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She also circles back to evaluate her list of distractions each day, then brainstorms ways to eliminate everything on that list to improve her future productivity.
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We're back in meetings and brainstorms afterwards, and I enjoy working with leaders who have flown in from China and Israel who I don't see often.
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And given the EU's record as a serious player in digital politics, if not digital innovation, its latest brainstorms were digested eagerly in D.C. and California.
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Unlike that famed cerebral sleuth, William Arrowood is the detective of last resort, relying on instinct, impulse and sudden brainstorms to resolve distasteful cases for unsavory clients.
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"Vox Media's office cafes make for great spots to gather, have serendipitous run-ins and host creative brainstorms," a spokeswoman for the company wrote in an email.
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Another time, he brainstorms a flirty text with a panel of experts holed up in a Situation Room, like he's trying to manage a potentially disastrous diplomatic situation.
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And, though it may be direct, Mars is still out of bounds, offering us ideas that we wouldn't generally come to by ourselves (let the unconventional brainstorms begin).
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"You're a man's woman," an editor declares in a meeting as he brainstorms ideas for a special edition of a Dutch women's magazine devoted entirely to Ms. Jansen.
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History lesson: In the past, Ozzie's brainstorms have typically been directionally correct but ahead-of-their-time products looking to capitalize on shifts in the way people and computers interact.
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Kilo Kish, originally from Florida and now of Los Angeles, is a young singer, artist and textile designer — a casually confident creative, figuring out uses for her brainstorms and her ephemera.
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When engineers actively participate in user research, facilitated brainstorms, or product ideation sessions, they have a larger stake in the team's success, and that success is grounded in creating meaning for users.
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Marriott has its own team of event planners that brainstorms and plans these special "moments," which for most people would be out of financial reach were it not for their loyalty points.
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Nowadays, Harris — who favors an understated uniform of Saint James sweaters and Margiela sneakers — often sets herself down under a tree in the park, notebook in hand, and brainstorms ideas for new fragrance combinations.
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Skeletons were always just a minor part of the chart company's sales, and in the second half of the '90s, Cordell closed the stores and sold off Brainstorms as the educational toy market wound down.
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The boxed edition includes three 12-inch records, a hardcover book of Radiohead's artwork, a notebook of Thom Yorke's lyrical brainstorms, a sketchbook from Donwood and Tchock, and a cassette tape of archival and demo tracks.
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She brainstorms a few ideas, one being a coupon book for "massages" and "hugs," but in the end, she settles on a gift, full of literal Band-Aids (in the right color this time), and lingerie.
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His offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, rather, is portrayed as Brady's ever-present coaching foil, making cameos via speakerphone (or video chat) as Brady pores through game film and brainstorms ideas for new plays for upcoming games.
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Chatty mercury squares off with Jupiter on July 9, bringing lots of talk, an especially busy vibe in your love life, and negotiations or brainstorms around your creative projects (as well as money to make them happen!).
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"Part of me thinks I'll go super girly and just the antithesis of my normal design life — some serious cottage wallpaper or like the downstairs of Downton Abbey," she brainstorms aloud in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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He had just bought the Atlantic, and we were in the middle of all these incredible brainstorms about what we were gonna do to transform the Atlantic, take everything we'd been learning from National Journal and The Hotline.
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Too often, these "brainstorms" would turn into marathon tangents of people volleying complaints or pithy jokes back and forth to one another across the table, while the others in the room sat around mindlessly scrolling through emails and research.
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Pharrell Williams, the pop and hip-hop multi-hyphenate with the big hat, once sketched out his daily routine for a reporter: he wakes at nine (without an alarm), thanks God, and then brainstorms while taking a long shower.
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In an age of cuddly brands that want to be your friend, the products on sale here offer a real chance to connect with a real local participant, and the overall look echoes bustling market stalls rather than distant marketing brainstorms.
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Why you should watch: Though at times the staged brainstorms in New York City's Marvel offices feel a bit too scripted, overall "Marvel's Hero Project" is a heartfelt exploration of the ways upcoming generations are going to change the world.
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" A woman smokes a cigarette on a hammock and brainstorms, with a black cat, "how to build a spell" to end a war: "If the magic desired is the total and absolute destruction of the machinery of war … then the spell requires the consumption of a substantial amount of energies.
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For years, Mr. Barney worked six-and-a-half-day weeks sending notes to colleagues and friends at all hours about newly discovered enthusiasms — videos, books, middle-of-the-night brainstorms or even gadgets, like the MagicJack, the as-seen-on-TV device to connect a phone to a computer for inexpensive calls.
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An immense retrospective that has opened at the Museum of Modern Art and its annex, PS20183, in Long Island City, is a discontinuous parade of creative brainstorms that tend toward engulfing installations of sculpture, film, video, neon, and sound, any of which might anchor the whole career of a less restive artist.
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He remembers Good Morning America interviewing him from his "bone room" on Halloween morning and a print story headlined "Someone Has to Do It."Soon, the company was branching into the educational toy market with the Brainstorms novelty catalog and stores like BareBones in the Mall of America, which was run by Cordell's now-ex-wife Katie Malone.
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For example, high school student, Anushka Srinivasan, used patterns as the unifying theme in her book: I decided early on that I wanted to do something with patterns, and so I started thinking about how I could show the ideas that I got from the brainstorms and make them into a design that captured its essence.
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What I've found from doing these brainstorms in my workshops is that while adults may be watching porn for sexual excitement, experimentation and enhancement, young people, caught in the beginning stages of their introduction to the confusing world of sex, are likely seeking porn because it offers a version of sex education to fill the void left by what their schools offer.
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Douglas Hofstadter, writing in the New York Review of Books praised Brainstorms calling it 'one of the most important contributions to thinking about thinking yet written'. John Haugeland reviewed Brainstorms for the journal Philosophy of Science where he called it 'philosophically important and delightfully written' though he criticised Dennett's arguments about morality. Gilbert Harman, writing in The Philosophical Review, called Brainstorms 'brilliant'.
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Each author takes a turn, describing the type of book she wants to write and the ideas that she already has. The group then brainstorms various plot scenarios.
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In 2015, CBC Transition Year's wrote and published a short story book, Brainstorms edited by writer Roddy Doyle. This was as part of Doyle's Fighting Words programme. Author Kevin Barry (author) wrote the introduction.
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Brainstorms first heavy metal DVD with 5 hours of material across two discs. The set contains three live shows, a history of the band, promotional videos and some more "live clip-mix" from various locations.
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Unblocking brainstorms. J. Appl. Psychol. 76(1):137–42Heath C, Jourden FJ. 1997. Illusion, disillusion, and the buffering effect of groups. Organ. Behav. Hum. Decis. Process. 69(2):103–16 (c) membership stability; (d) mood regulation norms and rules;Sutton RI. 1991.
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Brainstorms: Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology is a 1981 book by the American philosopher Daniel Dennett. In these 17 essays, he reflects on the early achievements of artificial intelligence to develop his ideas on consciousness, theory of mind, and free will.
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He suffers from mild seizure-like episodes which he refers to as "brainstorms" and takes medication to control them. It was revealed in the episode "The Hurricane!" that he "doesn't believe in God", although he claims he is not an atheist either, which he calls "another religion".
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Community brainstorms on Rothenberg engagement process Building Cincinnati website The historic brick building at Main Street and Clifton Avenue known locally as "Bird's' Eye" was scheduled for demolition and replacement, but Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) reconsidered after finding that the increased cost of saving and renovating the building would be minimal.
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Daniel Dennett countered that for some things, such as money, baseball, or consciousness, one cannot have the thing without also having the concept of the thing.Daniel Dennett, op. cit., at pp. 127–128 in Brainstorms Moreover, it is arguable that Block misinterpreted the nature of what Jaynes claimed to be a social construction.
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Verifying, defining & detailing the problem (problem definition, goal definition, information gathering). This step includes recognizing the problem, defining an initial solution, and starting primary analysis. Examples of this are creative devising, creative ideas, inspirations, breakthroughs, and brainstorms. The very first step which is normally overlooked by the top level management is defining the exact problem.
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At Quincannon Meat & Power, Ms. Oatlash, the receptionist, leaves an envelope on Odin Quincannon's desk. At church, Cassidy brainstorms explanations for Jesse's superpower and asks what it feels like. Jesse describes it as "all of God’s creation inside of me." At the motel, Fiore and DeBlanc are outfitted in helmets and bulletproof vests, ready to deal with Jesse.
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This method of brainstorming works by the method of association. It may improve collaboration and increase the quantity of ideas, and is designed so that all attendees participate and no ideas are rejected. The process begins with a well-defined topic. Each participant brainstorms individually, then all the ideas are merged onto one large idea map.
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Between 1975 and 1977, the Doctors of Madness recorded three albums for Polydor records: Late Night Movies, All Night Brainstorms [1976], produced by John Punter; Figments of Emancipation [1976], recorded at Abbey Road studios with producer John Leckie; and Sons of Survival [1978], recorded at Majestic Studios in Clapham, South London in late 1977. It was decided to give the band's third album a more 'punk' feel, and the tracks on Sons of Survival were mostly recorded as high- volume live performances in the studio. "Bulletin" from Sons of Survival, backed by "Waiting" from Late Night Movies, All Night Brainstorms, was released as a single in late 1977. A posthumous Doctors of Madness compilation, Revisionism, was released by Polydor in 1981, the band having split in late 1978.
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Dennis, A. R. and Valacich, J. S. (1993), "Computer Brainstorms: More Heads are Better than One," Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 78, No. 4, pp. 531-537. In many cases, subsequent to a brainstorming session or the collection of contributions, ideas require categorization. For this, in modern EMS, participants drag contributions from the shared list to category folders or buckets.
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Next, the class brainstorms words and phrases that are related to the given topic. The teacher records between 25 and 40 of the students’ responses on the board. The teacher might ask that each student offer at least one word or phrase to ensure each student connects with background knowledge. After the list has been generated, the teacher reads it aloud to the class.
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Just as Content and Consciousness has a bipartite structure, he similarly divided Brainstorms into two sections. He would later collect several essays on content in The Intentional Stance and synthesize his views on consciousness into a unified theory in Consciousness Explained. These volumes respectively form the most extensive development of his views. In chapter 5 of Consciousness Explained Dennett describes his multiple drafts model of consciousness.
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Maxwell plans to drop a Kryptonite bomb, which is approved by General Lane under the President's orders. Supergirl initially goes along, despite the fact that it could wipe out Kryptonians and humans, but then Kara brainstorms a different idea. Supergirl convinces Maxwell to honor his parents by not involving weapons. Non tells Alex he wants to see her suffer like Astra did and Indigo devises a way to hurt Alex and Kara.
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Sanderson and his band have locked themselves in a travel-tube capsule stopped between stations. Koenig informs them that Tora is a lifeless proto-planet; they have arrived millions of years too early for the blue skies and green fields seen in their hallucinations Sanderson balks. The latest astro- prediction has shown that not only is Tora an Earth-type world, but the Moon will be drawn into orbit around it. With eight hours until collision, the staff brainstorms.
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Rheingold left HotWired and soon founded Electric Minds in 1996 to chronicle and promote the growth of community online. Despite accolades, the site was sold and scaled back in 1997. In 1998, he created his next virtual community, Brainstorms, a private successful webconferencing community for knowledgeable, intellectual, civil, and future-thinking adults from all over the world. Rheingold in Mill Valley In 2002, Rheingold published Smart Mobs, exploring the potential for technology to augment collective intelligence.
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Dondero was most notable for mounting an attack on modern art, which he claimed to be inspired by communism. He asserted that "Cubism aims to destroy by designed disorder.... Dadaism aims to destroy by ridicule.... Abstractionism aims to destroy by the creation of brainstorms."CR 16 August 1949; 81st Congress 1st Session, Speech in US House of Representatives. In 1952, Dondero went on to tell Congress that modern art was a conspiracy by Moscow to spread communism to the United States.
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Levitan is enthralled by Elaine, and his good mood prompts him to let George have his job back. George attempts to intercept the drink, but after Levitan welcomes him back with a toast sprinkled with insults at George's expense, he changes his mind and lets him down the spiked drink. After being re-fired, George again regrets losing his temper with Levitan and brainstorms job opportunity ideas. When Jerry goes to the laundromat, Kramer persuades him to take his laundry with him.
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Nonetheless, Garganutan was well received by critics. Rubert Howe of Select called the album "state-of-the-art prog-house" that contrasted with the "dubious prog-rock implications" of the album title. While noting the instrumental nature of the music, he felt the music was dark, but not as much as the "brainstorms brewed up by their continental contemporaries." At the end of 1993, Melody Maker ranked it at number 40 in their list of the best albums of the year.
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Gabriam immediately feels comfortable with the stranger, and the two quickly become friends. Seeing an opportunity to use his abilities to improve the newfound realm, Gabriam sets up a laboratory, and takes on Deadalus as an apprentice. Together, the two men progress their research and create a revolutionary form of nanotechnology capable of transforming organic matter on a molecular level. Deadalus brainstorms how their discoveries can heal the sick, while Gabriam shows caution and fears negative effects that may come along with its use.
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Ben Hardaway and Cal Dalton introduced the first version of the character in Porky's Hare Hunt (released April 30, 1938). In the cartoon Porky Pig is hunting and fires at several rabbits. Soon, Porky and his dog meet the rabbit and try to outwit him in the forest. Porky and the rabbit get in a long fight and soon the hare thinks he has won and that the war is over; Porky, however, finds the rabbit and the Bunny doesn't have any brainstorms to protect him.
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Kern did the most writing, with a total of 26 episodes, as well as directing one of them. The writers with the most writing credits other than Kern include Daniel Cerone, Curtis Kheel, Zack Estrin, Chris Levinson, Krista Vernoff, Sheryl J. Anderson, Monica Owusu-Breen, Alison Schapker, Cameron Litvack, and Jeannine Renshaw. Burge wrote seven episodes for the first and second seasons before leaving her position as executive producer. Scripting was carried out after group brainstorms took place, discussing the events of the episodes, the emotions of the characters, and the mythology involved.
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Early topics included Festivals, Events & Happenings, DV Production, Fundraising, Rights and Clearances, Marketing Through the Internet, Distribution and Shameless Self-Promotion. There were also more social topics called the “Bar & Grill” and the “Rant Room”. It started as a private space within Howard Rheingold's Brainstorms community. The D-Word 1999 Archived Page Block continues to be a co-host of The D-Word, together with documentary makers Ben Kempas (between 2001–2014); John Burgan (between 2005–2018); Marjan Safinia (from 2009); Erica Ginsberg (from 2011); Niam Itani (from 2013); Heidi Fleisher, Peter Gerard, and Paul Szynol (between 2016–2018).
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Living together in this hothouse environment opens the doors to hysteria, tears, innovative brainstorms and the odd flirtation with success. The successful seven are advised and directed by Garrett Quinn, a 40-year-old former corporate high flyer who lost everything in the crash of '87. He now sees this job as a way of redeeming himself. Among this year's successful applicants are Loc Minh Vu, a Vietnamese internet programmer determined to set up a website to help refugees, Clare and Patrick Gormley, a brother and sister combination from the country who are attempting to establish and market their own line of yabbies for the fresh food market.
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In 1981 the MIT Press published its first book under the Bradford Books imprint, Brainstorms: Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology by Daniel C. Dennett. In 2018, the Press and the MIT Media Lab launched the Knowledge Futures Group to develop and deploy open access publishing technology and platforms. In 2019, the Press launched the MIT Press Reader, a digital magazine that draws on the Press's archive and family of authors to produce adapted excerpts, interviews, and other original works. The publication describes itself as one which "aims to illuminate the bold ideas and voices that make up the Press’s expansive catalog, to revisit overlooked passages, and to dive into the stories that inspired the books".
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The gang brainstorms how to kill Adam, and a difficult paralysis spell (which only Willow can cast) which must be incanted in Sumerian (which only Giles can speak) within striking distance of the victim (which only Buffy can survive) is suggested. Xander jokingly suggests merging the whole gang into one body to allow the spell to be cast -- an idea to which Giles is surprisingly receptive. Buffy, Xander, Giles, and Willow break into the Initiative through the elevator shaft, but are captured by the Colonel. The gang attempt to explain the situation to the Colonel, but the presence of a "magic gourd" in their bag convinces the Colonel that they are crazy.
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Jon Palfreman is a reporter, writer, producer, director and educator best known for his documentary work on Frontline and Nova. He has won awards for his journalism, including the Peabody Award, Emmy Award, the Alfred I. duPont- Columbia University Silver Baton, Writers Guild of America Award, and the AAAS-Westinghouse Science in Journalisim Award. Palfreman has written, directed and produced documentaries on a wide range of topics, but specializes in topical and often controversial issues involving science and medicine. Palfreman is the author of Brainstorms: The Race to Unlock the Mysteries of Parkinson's Disease, The Case of the Frozen Addicts: Working at the Edge of the Mysteries of the Human Brain (with J. William Langston), and The Dream Machine: Exploring the Computer Age (with Doron Swade).
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In a fantasy world of dungeon exploration, guilds go out on expeditions to raid dungeons, hoping to find the mysterious Golden Kingdom claimed to be the treasure of a certain island dungeon. The story starts with a failed mission, where six members of a team try to take on a dragon, but end up escaping at the cost of losing a member to the dragon's stomach. After this, two team members leave to join another team, leaving only Laios (a human swordsman), Chilchuck (a halfling locksmith), and Marcille (an elven spellcaster) to grieve over Laios’ sister, Falin (a human spellcaster). Feeling indebted to their close teammate Falin, who used magic to teleport the team outside to safety, the remainder of the team brainstorms how to get back to the dungeon level with the dragon in time to save Falin from digestion.
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Preparations for the robotics build season begin at the launch of the school year, where Team 1717 students take both an Advanced Engineering class and an ROP FIRST Robotics class. During the months leading up to the competition, students begin to specialize, in areas such as computer programming, CAD, electronics, and machining working with mentors from the surrounding community. Throughout the year, the students are exposed not only to this educational specialization, but they also learn to manage the business aspects of the team—they also make up presentation teams, apparel managers, travel planners, and account managers, among others. The process of the actual creation of a robot, from initial brainstorms to paper planning to physical building, is a concept foreign to most high school students, and the pre-build season is devoted to developing the skills and team unity necessary to have a successful build season.
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Melanie and Reid are both shocked to discover the babies who have entered the home, and after Melania and Reid debate on what to do, Reid convinces her the babies came from his video game, and they decide to take care of them. Meanwhile, Dr. Arcannis has tracked the location of the babies to Reid's home, and the military brainstorms ideas on what to do. The following morning, Reid discovers the interplanetary communicator, and gets a call from Lightspeed, who explains that those are his babies and that he will track their location to retrieve them, also explaining that Dr. Arcannis is after them; one of the babies however accidentally steps on the communicator, breaking it and making Lightspeed unable to finish the location tracking. Melanie suggests to Reid that they have to get away from their home in order to stay safe, and the two do so.
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