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My ramblings and musings on a generative art course team taught at UNCSA with Bob King. Thursday, March 12, 2009. I find teaching is a profession where the more successful you are the less necessary you become. I have held off posting for a bit as the class moved into the final project. I must say some really great work! I remember seeing this wonderful film called The Mozart Brothers. That said, I want to thank all of the students and Bob for a very inspiring and exciting term. But time runs out.CONTENT
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