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Thomas Herring: Former Rice University undergraduate engineering student, now a computer science graduate student at Rice Blacker and Herring were lead engineers on the team that designed the respirator known as the ApolloBVM. Also on the team were Fernando Cruz, engineering design technician, and Amy Kavalewitz, OEDK Executive Director. Learn more about the ApolloBVM in Episode 3 of Houston Public Media’s digitial series, “Tested“: Guest: Bestselling author of “The Artist’s Way: A Sp...

On Jan. 27, the Bay Area Book Festival hosted the virtual event “Create, Connect, and Inspire: Julia Cameron on the Listening Path.” This event celebrated the creativity of two renowned artists — Julia Cameron and Judy Collins. Cameron, the widely celebrated author of books such as “The Artist’s Way,” discussed her latest work, “The Listening Path: The Creative Art of Attention” with Collins as part of the Festival’s “Women Lit” series.  As the event began, viewers asked ...

Settle in and listen to the sounds in and around you, she advises.

Settle in and listen to the sounds in and around you, she advises.

For more than 25 years, millions of people have awakened and grabbed not their phones, but paper, filling stream-of-consciousness “Morning Pages” — a creativity-boosting ritual first prescribed in author Julia

For more than 25 years, millions of people have awakened and grabbed not their phones, but paper, filling stream-of-consciousness "Morning Pages" — a creativity-boosting ritual first prescribed in author Julia

Why being creative is good for you By Beverley DSilva 6th January 2021 What is the key to creativity, and how does it help our mental health? Beverley DSilva speaks to Artists Way author Julia Cameron and others about flow, fear and curiosity. C Creativity, according to Maya Angelou, is a bottomless pit: "The more you use it, the more you have," said the novelist. "Creativity is intelligence having fun," is a phrase often attributed to Einstein. While advertising supremo David Ogilvy came at it...