"While we were there I invented this fake reality TV show for VH1 called Topline Bitches," she says.
It's a percussion drum I invented eight years ago while playing for Norwich.
Shirley Daventry French, Victoria, British Columbia Too much of a good thing While I agree with Thomas Friedman (Invent, invent, invent," Views, June 29), the point must be made that unleashed innovation is not a risk-free strategy.
In a recurring sequence from when I was about eight years old, I'd look down to find myself in his body, shirt ruffles almost blocking the view of my guitar while I played an invented song that I'd inevitably forget when I woke up.
Some allow specific tones to achieve a magical illumination, while others invent either an order that suggests the meditative qualities of a calm environment or a turbulence that hovers tensely between natural and manmade forces.
This allowed us to measure brain activity while people invent and execute gestures suitable to communicate a complex concept to another person, and while another person is decoding these gestures to guess the original concept.
While Mr. Franklin invented bifocals, I have embraced a more creative solution: seeing-eye children.
Perhaps this is a good time to remember that a new president sometimes takes a while to discover, or invent, his essential governing persona.
—Gary Ruvkun, Harvard University In a stroke of good luck, however, Stanley Cohen at Stanford and Herb Boyer at University of California at San Francisco invented cloning while I was in England and I found that K. pneumoniae could be easily transformed with pSC101, Cohen's and Boyer's original cloning vector.
Once in a while, someone invents a new way of moving around the city, and the delicate dynamics of the intersection are temporarily upset.
