i’m really enjoying charmedbetta’s photostream.
doesn’t this remind you of the scene in the truman show when jim carrey finds the wall?
heartbreaking.
kristina-ljubanovic
18.12.09
“The long and trailing tail of the veiltail is delicate and can be easily damaged. Veiltails are also susceptible to low water temperatures. Telescope-eyed veiltails have difficulty competing for food with more active goldfish.”
Oh, also, they are not good swimmers.
Yikes.
kristina-ljubanovic
18.12.09
“I approached the glass with a submissive posture, looking down at the ground and backing up with my hand out. The gorilla loved it. He had never seen a human act like a polite ape before. He came right up to the glass and posed for me while I did this half-hour portrait. He watched me draw with a professional interest. Every ten minutes or so he wanted me to show him how I was coming along on the sketch.”
karyancheung
18.12.09
Design for a Living World is a landmark exhibition at the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York that opens an important conversation between conservationists and designers about the potential and legacy of natural materials. Presented by The Nature Conservancy and co-curated by Abbott Miller and Ellen Lupton, the exhibition has commissioned 10 designers from the worlds of fashion, industrial and furniture design to develop new uses for sustainably grown and harvested materials from a specific place where the Conservancy works.
Closes early 2010!
kristina-ljubanovic
18.12.09
The New York Times ‘Idea of the Day’
More Wikipedia articles are written about fictional places like Middle Earth than about many countries in Africa, the Americas and Asia, a new map reveals. Behold the “terra incognita” of the Internet…
whitneygeller
18.12.09
blairjohnsrude
18.12.09
This site is an aggregate of scientific research blogging posts.
mikedudek
18.12.09
Giving up hope? Or planning for the inevitable?
Newly Discovered Enzyme Could Create Crops That Thrive in Dry, High CO2 Conditions : TreeHugger
pmharrington
17.12.09
mikedudek
17.12.09
“In a year of financial upheaval, it’s not surprising to see which Atlantic print articles drew the most online attention. Four of our ten most-read stories were about the economy. The others dealt with the kinds of meaning-of-life issues that loom large as fortunes fade. What is the secret of happiness? Why do so many marriages fail? How can we stave off illness and death? And do world leaders have a human side?”
- My favorite, the first, “What Makes Us Happy?” by Joshua Wolf Shenk (June 2009)
whitneygeller
17.12.09
t all got started during a winter day walk of Tellervo Kalleinen and Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen in Helsinki. Perhaps it was due to the coldness of the day that they ended up discussing the possibility of transforming the huge energy people put into complaining into something else. Perhaps not directly into heat – but into something powerful anyway.
chrisbraden
17.12.09
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