On this Web site, you can design a house, walk through it in 3D, and then share it with the world. You can also learn more about architecture, past and present, and explore Frank Lloyd Wright‘s life and work.

Today I would like to explain something scientists know well: how computers work, and then use some of the conceptual insights from that discussion to present an interesting recent model of something relatively unknown: how human brains might work.

HANSE AEROSPACE is a society of small and medium enterprises (SME) in Northern Germany and registered in Hamburg.

All members are active in the aerospace industry. The field of activities is wide and includes research and development capabilities, manufacturing, maintenance, distribution, and special services related to the aerospace industry.

Within Europe, Northern Germany is, next to Toulouse a competent region for the aerospace industry

The Toulouse region has the largest aerospace cluster in the world centred around Airbus, EADS, AMC, Air France Maintenance, ATR.

The A380 Navigator shows where the aircraft was engineered.
Video of A380 assembly.

Ferguson, who took over as host of THE LATE LATE SHOW on January 3, 2005, is also one of its writers.

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“Phylotaxis” ~ illustrates the delicate balance between science and culture in our world.

Without the randomness of culture, science becomes dry and predictable, imprisoned in a strict square grid. Without the rational thinking of science, culture quickly teeters towards chaos. Only when science and culture act as peers can harmony be achieved, expressed through the astonishing Phylotaxis shape.

The best things in life aren’t just free–they’re indispensable.

Even before I became a Hippie in the early 70’s in southwest Germany I wanted to become an artist – since I always loved to paint and draw.

A web site that describes the development of art history through times as illustrated on postage stamps, giving at the same time an overview of selected artists and their works representative for a given style.

If you have an eMail address, you’ve probably had one or more friends send you a collection like this of Julian’s pavement drawings. I always like ’em.

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Pavement Picasso

The squares marked A and B are the same shade of gray.

This illusion by Edward H. Adelson is one of my all time favorites.