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| ART 109 = Art course at Tompkins Cortland Community College<br />
| Austin Kleon = American writer and artist; author of creativity guides<br />
| Bill Withers = American singer-songwriter; soul and R&B musician<br />
| Brian Eno = British musician and producer; ambient music pioneer<br />
| cabinet of curiosities = Collection of notable objects; precursor to modern museums<br />
| College of the Desert = Public community college in Palm Desert, California<br />
| Cyndi Lauper = American singer and songwriter; pop icon<br />
| DDP 195 = Design and portfolio course at College of the Desert<br />
| Fast Company = American business magazine; innovation and technology coverage<br />
| Guillermo del Toro = Mexican filmmaker; director and producer<br />
| Harvard Business Review = Management magazine published by Harvard Business School<br />
| Isak Dinesen = Pen name of Danish writer Karen Blixen<br />
| Kurt Vonnegut = American novelist; satire and science fiction<br />
| New York Times = American newspaper; national daily<br />
| Orson Welles = American filmmaker and actor<br />
| Paul Valéry = French poet and essayist<br />
| Publishers Weekly = American book trade magazine<br />
| READMEs = Software documentation files; project instructions and usage<br />
| Robin Sloan = American writer and technologist<br />
| San José State University = Public university in San José, California<br />
| School Library Journal = American magazine for librarians and educators<br />
| scenius = Term for collective creativity; scene-based innovation concept<br />
| Show Your Work! = Book by Austin Kleon on sharing creative process<br />
| Steal Like an Artist = Book by Austin Kleon on creativity<br />
| stock and flow = Content model balancing durable works and daily stream<br />
| Susan Sontag = American critic and essayist<br />
| Tompkins Cortland Community College = Public community college in New York<br />
| Workman = American book publisher<br />
| WorldCat = Global library catalog operated by OCLC<br />
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br />
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