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Magic and Storytelling — A Kinect-enhanced augmented reality performance | Kinect Hacks

Magic and Storytelling — A Kinect-enhanced augmented reality performance | Kinect Hacks | 6-Traits Resources | Scoop.it
From www.kinecthacks.com - June 8, 2012 11:25 AM

“Magic and Storytelling is an interactive presentation about the history of storytelling augmented with virtual magic in real-time. It was produced and created by New York based cyber illusionist Marco Tempest in collaboration with onformative and checksum5. When Marco asked us to work on the art direction for Magic and Storytelling we were fascinated by the challenge of combining not only several new technologies, but also giving the whole presentation a homogenous and magical look. In order to achieve this we developed a variety of different particle systems.”


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22 of the Best Quotes on Writing Ever

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From positivewriter.com - May 3, 2:03 PM

Bryan Hutchinson: I love quotes about writing.


Below each quote is the name and blog link to the blogger who provided the quote. Special thanks to everyone who provided a quote. I added click-to-tweet to most quotes, but some were too long to be tweetable.

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Mark Twain’s excellent 19th century guidelines for writing on the web

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From www.elezea.com - March 25, 2012 4:17 PM
In 1895 Mark Twain wrote a rant that contains some the best guidelines we have for effective web writing.

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22 Lessons In How To Write Like The Greats

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From www.huffingtonpost.co.uk - June 14, 2012 9:29 PM
Churning out inspirational quotes about writing has been a favourite past time of authors and poets throughout the ages.
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30 Dr. Seuss Quotes to Live By

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From www.mamiverse.com - March 13, 2012 9:31 PM

“A person’s a person, no matter how small.” “There is no one alive who is youer than you.” “Oh the places you’ll go!” Who doesn’t remember a Dr. Seuss line from one of his many delightful children’s books? For decades, parents have been reading Theodor “Ted” Geisel—more commonly known to book and rhyming word lovers as Dr. Seuss—to their children. Dr. Seuss, whose birthdate is believed to be March 2, 1904, has touched the lives of millions of children and adults worldwide. Not bad for someone who dropped out of college and whose Dr. title was honorary.

 

Seuss was his middle name. And for decades, people have been pronouncing his name incorrectly. The correct pronunciation is “Zoice” not “Soose,” according to the author’s official website, Seussville.com.


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