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• Fuller GT Magnet Elementary School is nestled near downtown Raleigh. Strong parental support, a teaching team second to none, and positive school climate make Fuller a popular choice. ... A strong community partnership allows Fuller to benefit from many outside resources. Currently Fuller is a partner with NC State University in the Recognizing Accelerated Math Potential in Under-represented People (RAMP-UP) initiative, which is a grant that will provide resources and instructional support to 3-5 grade students and teachers. In addition, Fuller is the only Wake County school to have adopted the Positive Behavior Initiative, a national school wide approach for structuring behavioral expectations in schools. Fuller is a supportive environment where strong communication among staff and administration provides a scaffolding to ensure success for all students and teachers. Come see why Fuller is "the small school that makes a big difference. ...
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• Fuller Projection.
• The Fuller Projection, or Dymaxion Map, solves the age-old problem of displaying spherical data on a flat surface using a low-distortion transformation. ...
• The Fuller Projection is rendered by juxtaposing a grid of triangles on the globe and transferring the data to corresponding triangles on an unfolded icosahedron.
• To the naked eye, the Fuller, gnomonic and Snyder projections are quasi-identical, once all are made to conform to the same trademarked layout.
• Fuller hoped that this map would be widely used for sharing global data, but discouraged people from marring it with national political boundaries. Fuller regarded sovereignties as holdovers from a bygone era, and dangerous obstructions to the maturation of a post-racist, post-nationalist civilization (see No Race, No Class, Desovereignization?).
• Perhaps owing to his anti-nationalism, Fuller's projection has never been favored by the United Nations, which instead promotes the Peters Projection as an alternative to the Mercator. ...
• Fuller's map actually introduces less overall distortion than the Peters projection.

• Sherrilynne Fuller's Home Page.
• Sherrilynne Fuller , Ph. ...
• Sherrilynne Fuller currently serves as  Director, Health Sciences Libraries and Information Center,  University of Washington. ...     Fuller has a BA degree in Biology and a Master's in Library Science from Indiana University and a Ph. ...
• Fuller's areas of research include:  developing new approaches to represent and map the results of scientific research;  design and evaluation of information systems to support decision making at the place and time of need; and integrated health sciences information systems design.
• Fuller serves as Principal Investigator  of  the Health Sciences Libraries and Information Center contract from the NLM to serve as the Regional Medical Library for the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon);  Principal Investigator, Telemakus:  Mining and Mapping Research Findings to Promote Knowledge Discovery in Aging funded by the Ellison Medical Foundation;   Principal Investigator, Biomarkers in Alzheimer's disease grant (from a foundation); Principal Investigator  Lariat, WWAMI regional collaborative resource and bioinformatics subcontract;   as a co-Director, Biomedical and Health Informatics Training Grant from the National Library of Medicine (Tarczy-Hornoch, Principal Investigator);  and as co-investigator, Interdisciplinary Center for Structural Informatics (Brinkley, Principal Investigator).
• Fuller has served  as a member of the President's (White House) Information Technology Advisory Committee, the Board of Regents of the National Library of Medicine and on the Boards of the American Medical Informatics Association and the Medical Library Association. ...

• Buckminster Fuller.
• " - Buckminster Fuller, 1980.
• Buckminster Fuller, known by his friends as "Bucky", has undeniably been one of the key innovators in the 20th century. ...
• Buckminster Fuller was probably one of the first futurists and global thinkers. ...
• This is the Dymaxion Map of the world, developed by Fuller as the first world projection to show the continents on a flat surface without visible distortion. ...
• Fuller is the inventor of the Geodesic dome, and was a pioneer in utilizing basic geometical shapes in design.
• A key goal for Buckminster Fuller was the development of what he called "Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science", which is the attempt to anticipate and solve humanity's major problems by providing "more and more life support for everybody, with less and less resources. ...
• Fuller routinely demonstrated his ideas in what he called "artifacts", tangible prototypes or models of designs and principles.
• The Buckminster Fuller Institute located in Santa Barbara is a repository and resource concerning his work. ...
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• List of Books by Buckminster Fuller.
• "A Fuller Explanation" by Amy Edmonson, 1987. ...
• Buckminster Fuller" edited by James Ward, 1985. ...
• "Buckminster Fuller: An autobiographic Monologue" by Robert Snyder, 1980. ...
• "Cosmic Fishing: an Account of Writing Synergetics with Buckminster Fuller" by E. ...

• A home video cassette of "Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud" is available for $39. ...
• Buckminster Fuller, who, for the better part of the 20th century, went where no man had gone before as the maverick captain of the planet he called "Spaceship Earth. " An architect, designer, engineer, poet, philosopher, author and global iconoclast, Fuller was a true visionary, a Renaissance man best remembered as creator of the geodesic dome. As part of its 10th anniversary celebration, AMERICAN MASTERS profiles "Bucky" Fuller, the man who has been called a 20th century Da Vinci, a modern Ben Franklin, and a jet-age Emerson. ...
• In Buckminster Fuller's world, cars had three wheels, houses were to be delivered by blimps, and cities were to be built inside floating spheres. To many, Fuller was a genius; to others, a crackpot. ... "Fuller's journey on 'Spaceship Earth' encompassed nearly a century of American life," said AMERICAN MASTERS Executive Producer Susan Lacy. ...
• This first documentary on Fuller since his death in 1983 is produced and directed by Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon. ...
• "It's remarkable how Fuller urged everyone to think globally and act ecologically long before most people had even heard the words," said Ms. ... Simon, "We were so fortunate to be the first journalists to be given access to Fuller's archive and unpublished personal papers. ...
• The Buckminster Fuller Institute allowed the filmmakers unprecedented access to its archives and materials for this documentary. At the core of the film are rare and previously unseen materials, including film and video clips, photographs, and private correspondence from Fuller's voluminous archives spanning eight decades.
• The film, "Thinking Out Loud," looks at Fuller's unorthodox life. ... The illness and death of his young daughter led to a period of heavy drinking, during which he considered suicide, but Fuller then decided to commit himself to bettering mankind through a "design revolution. ...
• Fuller next designed the Dymaxion Car, a sensation when it was demonstrated on city streets and at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933. ...
• The post-war housing shortage strengthened Fuller's resolve to devise affordable housing for everyone. In 1945, Fuller was inspired by the sight of unused grain bins to create a company to build low-priced homes, or "modern igloos. ...

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• Buckminster Fuller's Books.
• Bucky Fuller probably had more influence on my thinking than any other single writer. ... Fuller eschewed politics in favor of a design science revolution and "doing what you see needs doing". ...

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• Died: 1 July 1983 in Los Angeles, California, USA R Buckminster Fuller was referred to as an architect, inventor, scientist, engineer, mathematician, educator, philosopher, poet, speaker, author, consultant, economist, futurist, transcendentalist, designer. ... Fuller spent a few summers in the late forties and early fifties teaching at the Black Mountain College. ...
• © Courtesy Buckminster Fuller Institute Buckminster Fuller is best known for the invention of the geodesic dome –the lightest, strongest, and most cost-effective structure ever devised. ... Fuller is most famous for his 20-story dome housing the U. ...
• © Courtesy Buckminster Fuller Institute Fuller originated the term "Spaceship Earth". ...   Throughout the 1940s and 1950s, Fuller gained a formidable reputation as an early researcher of renewable energy sources. Drawing upon US Navy experiences, Fuller developed tensegrity structures, notably the Geodesic Dome (minimalist structures that actually get stronger as they get larger). ... Fuller believed that any true social or political revolution must arise from and encompass design revolution insights, and not just be based upon shallow political rhetoric. ... Fuller's twenty-eight books explore how 100% of humanity could have high living standards - have sold over a million copies. ... Since Fuller's death in 1983, a diverse network has continued to research and apply Buckminster Fuller's work to diverse areas. ...
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• Architects > Richard Buckminster Fuller.
• Directory > Arts > Design Arts > Architecture > Architects > Masters > Fuller, Richard Buckminster (1895-1983) .
• Buckminster Fuller Institute, The - committed to a successful and sustainable future for all of humanity. ...
• Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion House - online companion to the 2001 exhibit at the Henry Ford Museum of the restored prototype of Fuller's round aluminum house. ...
• Fuller, R. Buckminster - includes list of books written by and about Fuller. ...
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• Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud - PBS Special on the architect's work, inventions, interviews, and other resources. ...
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• Thomas Fuller (1608 - 1661) .
• Thomas Fuller Anger is one of the sinners of the soul. Thomas Fuller Be a friend to thyself, and others will be so too. Thomas Fuller Be not extravagantly high in expression of thy commendations of men thou likest, it may make the hearer's stomach rise. Thomas Fuller Enquire not what boils in another's pot. Thomas Fuller If thou are a master, be sometimes blind; if a servant, sometimes deaf. Thomas Fuller If we are bound to forgive an enemy, we are not bound to trust him. Thomas Fuller - More quotations on: Trust Learning makes a man fit company for himself. Thomas Fuller Many would be cowards if they had courage enough. Thomas Fuller - More quotations on: Courage Purchase not friends by gifts; when thou ceasest to give, such will cease to love. Thomas Fuller - More quotations on: Friendship Giving Some have been thought brave because they were afraid to run away. Thomas Fuller - More quotations on: Courage Trust thyself only, and another shall not betray thee.
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• Samuel Fuller (1911-1997) .
• Fuller has been called the Joe McCarthy of Hollywood film making, who seemingly opposed everything that he saw threatening the traditional American way of life. In Europe Fuller was a highly acclaimed auteur by leftist film-makers. Fuller's right-wing noir movie PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET (1953) was ambiguous in its ideology and the thriller WHITE DOG (1982), dealing with the subject of racism, was unjustly prevented from having a proper release. ...
• Samuel Fuller: Nature. ...
• Samuel Fuller was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. ... In 1936 Fuller started his career in film business, collaborating on the script of James Cruze's Gangs of New York (1938). ...
• In World War II Fuller fought in North Africa and Europe. ... His war experiences Fuller collected in the masterpiece, THE BIG RED ONE, filmed in 1978 but released in 1980. ... Fuller starts the film in World War I with surrealistic images - his opening scenes are usually so strong that they tend to overshadow the rest of the film. Lee Marvin plays a tough sergeant, who is a father figure to his baby-faced recruits, among them Robert Carradine as a cigar-chomping writer based on Fuller. ... Fuller's novel, THE DARK PLACE, actually appeared in 1944 when he was fighting in Europe. ... Fuller, who had returned from the war, was hired to write a new script. ...
• Hawks had planned to film Ernest Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises, and when Fuller one day appeared in his office he asked him to write the script. ... Fuller suggested his idea for a great opening scene: "in a tent near the front during World War I, an injured Jake Barnes is on the operating table; the nurse is Brett, and the light from the lantern shines upon her as we hear Jake's balls drop, one, then the next, into a bucket. ...
• Fuller made his directorial debut with I SHOT JESSE JAMES (1949), in which Bob Ford, 'the dirty little coward who shot Mr Howard', kills Jesse James to get the pardon that will allow him to marry his childhood sweetheart. PARK ROW (1953) reflected Fuller's own journalistic background - he was once supposed to be the youngest crime reporter in New York. ...

• Fuller to Host Media Seminar.
• On April 4, 2005, Fuller will host a seminar for media professionals titled, "What is an Evangelical?" Read more here.
• The Chronicle of Philanthropy Highlights Fuller Trustee.
• The March 3 edition of The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights Bill and Dee Brehm's role in the creation of Fuller's Brehm Center for Worship, Theology, and the Arts. ...
• Fuller Student Combines New Urbanism and the Church.
• Fuller student Eric Jacobsen is improving the quality of life by combining two of his passions. ...

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