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The museum had an excellent, albeit very simplified, exhibit about refining crudes and gasoline production.
As part of FutureEverything, the Patchworks team came together to explore the perils and possibilities of self-exploration through hacking, homebrew electronics and hands-on biostatistics. Is the “quantified self” a new means of empowerment or the first steps towards a dystopian, spreadsheet driven vision of the future?
Patchworks is a research collaboration between the community support group, Signposts, MadLab and Lancaster University exploring the health and communication needs of homeless people through the co-design of prototype tools using cheap, open source technology.
Patchworks is part of Catalyst, a multidisciplinary research project engaging community groups and academics to envision and build next-generation tools to facilitate social change.
General Catalyst Institute President Teresa Carlson hosted a book reception on October 21 at The Jefferson to celebrate “The Transformation Principles” by Hemant Taneja. The evening featured a conversation between Taneja and Pamela Brown on innovation and leadership.
The facade of the Catalyst, a rental apartment building in the West Loop (Brininstool + Lynch, 2014).
Catalyst Open Source Academy, 6-15 January 2015; catalyst.net.nz/academy
When the Koha students squashed bugs, signed off patches and rescued patches, they saved kittens
Improvised art made during our set...
Our INTERVIEW: www.youtube.com/user/ColorformMusic#p/u/1/U9xz_cRRt0A
And more pictures: mysp.ac/eWClah
February 24, 2011
I play cello in Colorform, which consists of female vocals, two guitars, percussion, myself, and a painter who improvises a piece of art during our set.
Tonight we played at Catalyst, a production of Rawartists featuring film, painting, art, photography, dance, fashion, and us... what we love to do.
It quickly became a party. These are some random pictures of that night.
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Held on September 26, 2018, this dynamic luncheon showcases your investment at work through engaging activities and inspiring stories through those who have been touched by COSI's mission.
Hosted by Leopardo (leopardo.com) and Catalyst Group, leaders in construction and commercial real estate strategic planning, these are photos from the private VIP event held May 2, 2011, at the Vertigo Sky Lounge, 26th floor, dana hotel, Chicago. The special event coincided with the CoreNet Global Summit Chicago.
During the evening, guests enjoyed a special acoustic performance by: Jim Peterik, legendary musician, member of the bands Survivor (Eye of the Tiger) and The Ides of March (Vehicle), and songwriter for .38 Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Cheap Trick, Sammy Hagar, REO Speedwagon, etc.; Alex Ligertwood, best known as the lead singer of Santana; and singer/songwriter Lisa McClowry, who has performed on more than 25 albums.
The game takes place in the dystopian city of Glass, the showcase city of the nation of Cascadia. After a bitter secession from the authoritarian nation of OmniStat and years of conflict and violence Cascadia falls under the rule of the Conglomerate, an oligarchy comprising 13 large corporations. The most powerful corporation is Kruger Holding, whose patriarch Gabriel Kruger has monopolized the city's law enforcement under his Kruger Security (K-Sec) division.