Kiev in particular, has some stunning scientific and mathematical geniuses who in the course of building a fiber laser for instance, can program their own uber-advanced code over the weekend to control that complex machine--it's that easy for them.
Saul Griffith, a 2007 MacArthur Foundation "genius," is building high-altitude kites to capture the power of the wind and clever comic strips to inspire the techie imaginations of children.
(Great Italian architecture in general has been an important compositional spur for Max: his Third Symphony is a homage to the structural mysteries and genius of Brunelleschi's buildings).
Anything featuring Star Wars is always going to pique people's interest so to come up with the genius idea of not only building a replica of Atari's Star Wars arcade game, but to build a mini version that's a 1/6-scale model standing at 12 inches tall should definitely earn your respect.
In 1892 she was commissioned to sculpt a design of a woman and winged eagle, titled Genius of Wisconsin, for the Wisconsin Building at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
The Beatles from their very first strum were a band that was steeped in American rock history from Elvis to the geniuses of the Brill Building to irresistible, hard-driving rhythms of Motown (they almost single-handedly introduced England to it).
Romero said that companies can also improve their retention rates by dropping the fascination with geniuses and focusing on building a culture of growth instead.
As with the Greek daimones, there was a vast variety of genii, or guardian spirits those of places, genius loci, including buildings (genius balneorum, etc)., and of corporations of all sorts, from the state (genius populi Romani) to small bodies of troops, guilds of tradesmen, and so forth.
"The rejuvenated building is once again a fitting monument to the genius of Eleanor Coade," she said.
