May 27, 2010

If anyone is interested, there's going to be an art and science discussion tomorrow night 5/27. Here's the info:

> *The Bronowski Art&Science Forum presents*
>
> */"Conversations of Art & Science with Roman De Salvo and Dr. V.S. 
> Ramachandran"/*
>
> *Thursday Evening, May 27th -  The Neurosciences Institute Auditorium*
> *Doors open at 6:15 PM*
> *Prelude to the Presentation**,  6:30 - 7:00 PM:  Brian Chen**, winner 
> of the 2003 William Primrose Viola Competition; member of the 
> award-winning Avalon String Quartet ~ currently principal viola of the 
> San Diego Symphony **~Will perform Bach Cello Suites.*
>
> *An evening of artist meets scientist: The Artist, Roman De Salvo with 
> the Neuroscientist, Dr. Ramachandran.  An evening of unrehearsed and 
> unscripted conversation. What are the common denominators that exist 
> between artist and neuroscientist? *
> *Topics will emerge as the evening progresses.  Questions will unfold 
> from the participants as well as questions submitted from the 
> attendees.  An evening for inquisitive minds. *
>
> Please bring your intellectually inquisitive acquaintances.  The Forum 
> is Free and Open to the Public.
>
> Directions to the Neurosciences Institute:
> The entrance signage is rather modest. Look for the Mylar balloon. 
> If you are unacquainted with the location PLEASE view the directions 
> or the map:
> The Neurosciences Institute
> 10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive
> San Diego, CA 92121
>
> Directions for those attending events in the Institute's Auditorium
> .From Interstate 5, exit at Genesee Avenue and go west for about 0.8 
> mile to the second stoplight (not counting any at the I-5 exit).
> .Turn right (north) onto John Jay Hopkins Drive.
> . .Turn left at the second opportunity (about 0.1 mile) into the 
> Institute's driveway. The first opportunity to turn left is into an 
> obviously gated parking lot. If you are coming for an auditorium 
> event, the gates may be raised and you may park in that lot.

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