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The quiet revolution

In today’s fast-paced convenience-driven market, there are lots of options for buying “fresh from the farm” and even getting it delivered to your office or

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Petrified beauty

Six thousand years ago, humans discovered a revolutionary process. By pouring molten metals into molds, within hours they could create tools, dishware, and jewelry that

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Makin’ movies

The Rochester Association of Film Arts and Sciences had a notable speaker for its monthly general meeting in August. The guest, Stephen McBride, had graduated

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Dream your book

A traditional map is a one-dimensional piece of paper depicting a three-dimensional world. But a cosmographia (from the Latin cosmography, the science of describing the

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Plaiting for love

When hair stylist and salon owner Jordan Betts opened the doors to Mint Salon in 2013, she knew that she wanted to give back to

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Plants in the desert

 Based in Ithaca, shrubbucket.com is an online store for plants, pots, fertilizers, and other accessories. “The horticultural industry is sort of far behind many others,”

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What Google wants

Walking into Glen Edith Coffee Roasters to meet search engine optimization (SEO) expert Craig Tuttle, I expected one of two people: an ironed-suit-clad businessman holding

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