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A thoughtful and thorough set of pages providing an excellent introduction to Camus's life and work.

The Buckminster Fuller Institute has lovingly created this thorough homage to and documentation of the life of R. Buckminster Fuller. I had the great privilege of hearing Fuller speak in the Harvard Yard chapel in 1985. I am glad to report that well into the sunset of his life his power to define, explain, convince, was undiminished.

I don't know the guy personally, but judging from the work he's a Great Mind in embryo.

The online gallery of a terrific independent artist based in New York. Site Hint: click on her name in the thumbnail-browsing pages to open a form that lets you send her comments.

The online gallery of a terrific independent artist based in New York. Site Hint: click on her name in the thumbnail-browsing pages to open a form that lets you send her comments.

A surprisingly enjoyable site, with a few interesting (if easy) insights into technology + spirituality + creativity convergence.

The personal site of the NYU professor who gave us the algorithm for the chocolate-coated doughnut, and Infinite Zoom. Much more here than meets the eye, so keep that eye wandering.

I heard her play last night at Orchid Lounge, and I was... I don't know the word in English. In French I could say, j'étais sidéré.

Personal home page of one of the creators of the VRML standard - and quite a clever fellow too.

A loving work-in-progress, this site is being translated as time permits from a much larger German-language site on Buber. Always classified as the odd man out among Existentialist because the flavor and tone of his message was so joyful, Buber in fact epitomized Existentialism.