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Model-Predict-Understand...A non-linear space for students of Chaos and Fractals

Well said! (2 words) =]

created on Friday, June 6, 2008 by William L. Weaver within FractaLog

NESSIE the Monster Of Loch Ness that appears from under the water of the lake With the sound of a flute, played by a black man without a face. News: ...

created on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 by michelangelo within FractaLog

thats it, dude

created on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 by Ashleycw within FractaLog

I like this quote from Rebecca Elson, an astronomer and poet, who did research on "dark matter" - "As if, from fireflies, one could infer the field". This poem of ...

created on Monday, February 25, 2008 by marianne within FractaLog

In this past summer's hit movie "The Simpsons", when the animated President Schwartzenegger is presented with several 'white papers' detailing options for handling an ecological disaster in Springf

created on Monday, February 25, 2008 by marianne within FractaLog

My response is also on my blog. View from the Studio

created on Friday, February 1, 2008 by anton (John) Sevcik within FractaLog

Richard, thanks for the interesting reflections about horizons. While I was familiar with the concept of an event horizon, I hadn't heard of horizon effect, but then I haven't been reading ...

created on Friday, February 1, 2008 by anton (John) Sevcik within FractaLog

I wouldn't count on conversation anytime soon. A combo of word of mouth, e-mail blasts to friends, participating in blog carnivals, and much more are basic sell-yourself and your blog activities ...

created on Wednesday, January 23, 2008 by R.A. DiDio within FractaLog

Rich, This has been something I've been trying to figure out since I first started checking out blogs. I watched one in particular go from getting fairly regular comments (not always ...

created on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 by marianne within FractaLog

Anna - Thanks for your comment. Chaos theory could not be the success that it is - and provide endless stimulation for creativity - if it weren't for the interconnections you ...

created on Monday, January 7, 2008 by R.A. DiDio within FractaLog

The way you combine art science and visualization in one blog (plus complexity of biological molecules plus parallels between natural and economical worlds) are very timely. I am only amazed at ...

created on Sunday, January 6, 2008 by Anna Gutkina within FractaLog

Rich, I just wandered onto your blog for the first time and it makes my brain hurt! In the best possible way, of course. No wonder you're always awake.

created on Thursday, January 3, 2008 by Bridget within FractaLog

Even though I was referring to the 2-D plane of the painter's canvas, I acknowledge your intuition that the intricacy of the Requiem demands an extra-dimensionality to be "captured" in some ...

created on Tuesday, October 30, 2007 by R.A. DiDio within FractaLog

Eddie - Thanks for your insightful post. I'm really not taking things personally, but it is nice to hear back from the wilderness. I will be sure to continue avoiding fractal ...

created on Monday, October 29, 2007 by R.A. DiDio within FractaLog

If I may toss forward my own additive to this already exceptional post - one of "dimensionality". Among others, Mozart has been a composer who influenced many facets of my own ...

created on Monday, October 22, 2007 by Andrezj within FractaLog

Wonderful review..... congrat's e

created on Monday, October 22, 2007 by edidie within FractaLog

Hi R.A., I believe you may be suffering from 'boy in the bubble" syndrome. You're audience is extremely limited. That coupled with the vastness of the web is a ...

created on Monday, October 22, 2007 by eddie within FractaLog

I think its a logical idea to free your fractal mind of clutter-except it will naturally follow entropy again, over time. Filtering out what is old news will undoubtedly create more ...

created on Thursday, September 13, 2007 by W. Hunt within FractaLog

I assume that hurricane speed depends on differences in pressure, surface temperatures, terrain, and many other factors, including the wind speed, as you speculate. Of course, cause and effect is

created on Tuesday, August 28, 2007 by R.A. DiDio within FractaLog

It is interesting that storms which around longer are harder to predict in terms of their path. I am curious, what determines hurricane speed? Here, I am referring to speed of ...

created on Monday, August 27, 2007 by Andrzej within FractaLog