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Motoko will be this week's Storyteller in Residence at the International Storytelling Center in Jonesborough.

We may think of origami as art, but it is increasingly being used in many fields such as medicine, space, robotics and arthitecture.

Telescope out there, years and years of engineering and sophisticated technology, and then it got hit by the micro met meteors. it sounds like that's not going to ruin the images. it's still going to work out just fine, right? >> that's right. it's like it has one of the 18 mirrors has been hit by a micro meteorite but, again, this is, i guess, why you have 18 of them. again, profound engineering and a profound amount of time. but it's like it had to be unfolded like origami. it's like it had instruments that could cool the one side to keep and block out the sun light to get these pristine ima...

While legal practitioners and legislators struggle with 3D printing in European design law, a new revolution is slowly happening: 4D printing. João Francisco Sá of Inventa reports.

Both the Isabelle Hunt Memorial Library, 6124 Randall Place in Pine, and the Payson Public Library, 328 N. McLane Road, have the annual Summer Reading programs well underway. The theme