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...colored abstract images appear, morph and dissolve into one another then fade away into something entirely new. Entitled 77 Million Paintings, this is the state of Eno's "generative art," the term he coined 14 years ago to describe what happens when you hand over artistic control to a random process. Though it is based on 300 images that were painted, etched or otherwise touched by the hand of Eno, it's the logarithms in the computer software that are running the show. On its fastest setting, it will take about 9,000 years to display every possible combination...
...minute.“It depends on when you ask me,” Sherlock says of his position on the field. “I’m all over the place. I easily adapt to situations, so I guess if they need someone to play something random, I’m the guy to do it.”Because he has played on both sides of the ball, Sherlock has a comprehensive understanding of offensive and defensive strategy, easily able to read and prepare for the opponents at every position. “We keep saying we?...
...somewhat hesitant to let him crash, it’s been a surprisingly symbiotic experience for the both of us. Will gets me free drinks at the Kong, and I arrange for his laundry to be done. He gets the bouncers at the Kong to do me random favors, and I’m on call to pick up his dry cleaning. He brings me to the Kong, basically. And I give him a corner of my room. I couldn’t be happier to see the guy. You see, for my final year at Harvard, my super senior...
...thought that the author didn’t effectively support [title of the reading] with the evidence on [random page...
...YouTube.” Stereotypical Harvard types—including a guy with his glasses taped together Harry-Potter style and a man who read Plato’s “Protagoras and Meno,” throughout a good chunk of the show—and more random visitors alike seemed to enjoy it, cheering and laughing throughout According to the show’s website, the fourth season will debut online next week...