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    |   | Fractiles, Inc. 2525 Arapahoe Ave. E4-110
 Boulder, CO  80302
 
 Telephone:
      303 541 0930
 | Website: 
        www.fractiles.com 
 Year Started:
      1998
 
 # American Employees:
      2
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    |  | Fractiles, Inc. is a Colorado Corporation formed in 1998 by geometry fans Marc Pelletier and Beverly Johnson of Boulder, Colorado. 
Geometry is one of the Seven Medieval Arts intended to liberate us from a mundane life. Marc and Beverly's mission in developing 
Fractiles is to help bring the beauty of geometry into the mainstream.
B Beverly Johnson, President and co-founder of Fractiles loves to promote and develop Fractiles. She especially enjoys discovering the 
different ways that Fractiles can be of benefit to all kinds of people ranging from Altzheimers patients to gifted children. Beverly 
says "The more I play with Fractiles, the easier it becomes to view life from different points of view. Playing with Fractiles 
facilitates lateral thinking, improves my ability to recognize patterns, to solve problems in everyday life, and to look more deeply. I 
love Fractiles!"
Marc Pelletier is the co-founder of Fractiles. Marc's passion for mathematical models began at 13, when he began building his own paper 
models. Beverly and Marc have turned these ideas into Fractiles. Marc has worked with some of the biggest names in geometry, 
researching, publishing, and collaborating in the field of 'hyperdimensional geometry'. As a founder of Zometool 
http://www.zometool.com/ mathematical construction kit, Marc is experienced in designing for fascination and learning value.
For information about the company that makes our tiles see:
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    |  | Thoughts on America:
 When an American says that he loves his country, he means not only that he loves the New England hills, the prairies glistening in the sun, the wide and rising plains, the great mountains, and the sea.  He means that he loves an inner air, an inner light in which freedom lives and in which a man can draw the breath of self-respect.  ~Adlai Stevenson
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