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Art, Science and Ants: December 2010

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Art, Science and Ants. About how we unschool at 40.933360,-124.116689. Sun Setting On Our Field, by Rainer. Ever open its heart. And give this world. It felt the encouragement of light. Sunday, December 19, 2010. Winter Forecast: Rain With a Good Chance of Hibernation. So the barometer is often moving the blue liquid up it's arm in anticipation of the next storm. The radiometer doesn't get much action at all. We've got much to report! Incredible. December raspberries? Can you spy a wee reddish ant? So ma...

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Art, Science and Ants: November 2011

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Art, Science and Ants. About how we unschool at 40.933360,-124.116689. Sun Setting On Our Field, by Rainer. Ever open its heart. And give this world. It felt the encouragement of light. Thursday, November 10, 2011. Welcome to the Jungle", photo by Rainer. Ok, ok, that title is an exaggeration, AND a now-classic rock song, but this is the wrong bio region. The yard does have a damp, dense, subtropical rainforest feel to it in some spots. Above is how big one of our two bunny sisters is now. So you might n...

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Masterpieces of the Nature: GAMIFICATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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GAMIFICATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. Is a concept of applying game design and mechanics to a non-game context. This is a psychology- and motivation-based approach used in many areas (education, entrepreneurship, innovation, research, etc.) to increase the motivation, engagement and contribution of the target audience, as well as achievement of the necessary results through their active involvement. For instance, in this article. You can read about how gamification. Are going to be used to create the ...

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Addressable Dress -- XS LABS: March 2006

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Addressable Dress - XS LABS. There are roughly 3 areas where we can pursue technical innovations:. 1 the inner design and functioning of the bug. We can explore the modularity of separate processing and sensing units that can come together to achieve different kinds of functionalities and sensing. We can explore antenna designs for wireless communication. The bug's physical structure can become a circuit. Jewellery circuits. There is some work in this area already, but nothing very radical. We can use th...

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Explore Missouri: Landscaping with Native Plants

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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Friday, September 21, 2012. Landscaping with Native Plants. When selecting plants for landscaping and. Agriculture, there are many advantages to planting native over non-native foliage. For additional information on buying native plants visit Grow Native! By the Missouri Prairie Foundation at www.grownative.org. September 8, 2013 at 9:32 AM. Took me time to read all the comments, but I really enjoyed the article. It proved to be Very helpful to me and I am sur...

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The Curious Crumb: The Boom's Bombed

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Monday, February 16, 2009. It tells us. No money in it! In The New York Times by Holland Cotter corresponds nicely to my thoughts about art and the recession, particularly this bit:. It’s day-job time again in America, and that’s O.K. Artists have always had them — van Gogh the preacher, Pollock the busboy, Henry Darger the janitor — and will again. The trick is to try to make them an energy source, not a chore. But Cotter offers some land:. Which is what needs to happen. Aux armes. Rubin Museum of Art.

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The Curious Crumb: It's just a jump to the left...

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Monday, January 26, 2009. It's just a jump to the left. Many who know me are familiar with my interest in East Germany. This slight obsession dates back to the few months in 2000 when I spent lived in an apartment in Friedrichshain, a neighbourhood that was part of East Berlin. I shared this apartment in an altbau. With the French-German owner of a health food store and his dog Paula. Across the street was another altbau. A slightly different take. For anyone who wants an idea of what it was like, I ...

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At the Cabin: November 2012

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Thursday, November 29, 2012. Moth, Where Did You Come From? Sunday, November 25, 2012. Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, October 27. I got an amazing number of bad photos of this little ruby-crowned kinglet—the gray day and a dirty window were not conducive to good photos. Photoshop could help only a bit, but still, these are better than none! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Moth, Where Did You Come From? Ruby-Crowned Kinglet, October 27. My Very Special Spotted Bug. At What Cabin, Where? View my complete profile.

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At the Cabin: July 2012

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Tuesday, July 31, 2012. Beleaf Me, I Heart You. Monday, July 30, 2012. Death of a Leucocoprinus birnbaumii. Sunday, July 29, 2012. More Messages from the Grave Spelled Out in Yellow Mushrooms. This message says, "I'm so happy my little dead body is nourishing the ground and creating an environment conducive to these Leucocoprinus birnbaumii,. Or yellow pleated parasols as they are commonly called. They are beautiful and fascinating! Saturday, July 28, 2012. Darling Junior Scrub Jay. Friday, July 27, 2012.