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quickquicker
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Comment #18158091
I’m a big fan of Eva Hesse, but have never heard that she intentionally used the materials she did because of their limited shelf life, cutting short her works’ lifespan like her o…
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Comment #13091447
Same here. Hadn't been active on it for years, basically since college.
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Comment #12665183
Montana would be terrible for burning man, the Dakotas are a much better fit.
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Comment #12059866
Do not let these other less hardy commenters make you think you are alone in appreciating winter – there's literally dozens of us!
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Comment #11988700
Great explanation.
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Comment #11860169
While it sounds like they made this work for their team, I can't help but be reminded of the Borg..
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Comment #11842460
Yeah, definitely remember wiring up DB-25 breakout cables a few years ago when I was helping a fledging recording studio wire up their new console into their Pro Tools system.
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Comment #11444303
Ran into this same issue with my Delaware LLC as we have a partner based in Florida which has similar foreign LLC registration requirements.
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Comment #11201344
From another comment: https://github.com/jcjohnson/neural-style
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Comment #11199961
I'm (probably) months away from doing something similar, although I'll be moving back from NYC.
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Comment #10986702
I've also found the NOAA forecast discussions to be head and shoulders above anything similar.
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Comment #10893371
Let's play Numberwang! http://youtu.be/qjOZtWZ56lc
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Comment #10249329
One case that comes to mind is that of wolves in Montana: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/05/science/earth/conflict-ove...
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