Who would have thought that something as simple as a giant, inflatable red ball installed in unexpected places could be so inspiring and awesome? Answer: Kurt Perschke with his travelling RedBall Project.
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Typewriter Secret Message Encoder/Decoder
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An Interactive Typewriter Anatomy Tool
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