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		<title>By: Gary Gershon</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gary Gershon</dc:creator>
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		<description>Nick, Next time you&#039;re in London, stop by the Science Museum and see the exhibit in the Analog Computing section of 3D geometrical, parabolic, and hyperbolic shapes assembled similarly by building up criss-crossed paper frame members.

I suppose those were hand-crafted in earlier years perhaps using an analog plotter and scissors.  It would be interesting to feed your layouts into a MakerBot-like automated fabrication device and let the laser do the cutting.

(BTW, Our shrinking intersecting world -- I live outside of NYC and was in London last week for SOA/ESB meetings in More London Place.  I had an afternoon free and visited the fabulous Science Museum in South Kensington.  I navigated to your paper graphs blog page looking for an MQTT Arduino client to use with IBM&#039;s RSMB and perhaps Pachube.)

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nick, Next time you&#8217;re in London, stop by the Science Museum and see the exhibit in the Analog Computing section of 3D geometrical, parabolic, and hyperbolic shapes assembled similarly by building up criss-crossed paper frame members.</p>
<p>I suppose those were hand-crafted in earlier years perhaps using an analog plotter and scissors.  It would be interesting to feed your layouts into a MakerBot-like automated fabrication device and let the laser do the cutting.</p>
<p>(BTW, Our shrinking intersecting world &#8212; I live outside of NYC and was in London last week for SOA/ESB meetings in More London Place.  I had an afternoon free and visited the fabulous Science Museum in South Kensington.  I navigated to your paper graphs blog page looking for an MQTT Arduino client to use with IBM&#8217;s RSMB and perhaps Pachube.)</p>
<p>Gary</p>
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		<title>By: Paper Graphs &#171; knolleary</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paper Graphs &#171; knolleary</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] as I mention in the comments, you can get your own custom paper pie chart from here.    &#160;graph, paper, [...]</description>
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