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Growing our own food isn’t just radical - it is esoteric since hardly anyone knows how. Hardly anyone is even in synch with the rhythms of our home and hostess, Earth. They may think they are (time to get out the spring clothes) but until you’re checking the weather a couple of times per day to figure out how to manage things, until you’re trying to figure out how to kill superweeds without help from Monsanto, or until you’re really living amongst the cycle of life (I like to say it is Life and Death every damn day on the farm) then you’re clueless.
Allen Human Brain Atlas by Perrin Ireland
I saw a piece by Jonah Lehrer (PopTech 2009) on Wired Science Online interviewing Allan Jones, CEO of the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Illustrations were bursting from the seams of that piece, and I quickly contacted Mr. Lehrer to ask for permission to visually map his interview. I wanted to take the reader, with very graphic graphics, through what it means to make a map of the human brain. What a trip!
The Brain is one Awesomely Complicated Piece of Meat (image 4) is the Scientific American’s image of the week. Ireland’s PopTech 2011 speaker sketches can be viewed here.
(via wnycradiolab)
i got to take hundreds of pictures and cruise on an airboat today at work. not a bad gig.
to see more visit my flickr.
If you only look at one Russian underwater photography site today, make it this one. Alexander Semenov is doing some great work. Here’s his equally impressive Flickr stream.
Urban Vertical Gardening - Awesome and Beautiful. Let’s make some green buildings.
(via urbangreens)
ram.paige’s photostream on Flickr.
Keep Seminole Beautiful Wekiva River cleanup, 8/27/11
Thanks to UCF Volunteers, Rotary, and Marketplace Chamber!
my 15 seconds of fame!
my friend natalie is a wonderful writer and is currently getting her master’s degree in New Media Journalism. she recently interviewed me for a story on local sustainability. read this and much much more on her website:
