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I thought this was so cute. The man at the car wash who puts in the code made that trash can into a thank u sign i couldnt get a very good pic of it but it was so cute and creative . It was just cool:) sara
Summer here isn't one of my favorite times for taking photos mostly because the light here is often so harsh. So I have been redoing some older pictures.
Trekking through the red sand of the plain between the Heavitree and Chewings Ranges on day two of the Larapinta Trail.
The Solar Share / DISNOVATION.ORG (FR/PL/CA)
An Edible Solar Currency
The Solar Share project challenges prevailing economic models with insights from sunlight-harvesting organisms that are crucial to the metabolism of life on Earth. Staged as a one-square-meter microalgae bioreactor, the artwork foregrounds human energy dependence on photosynthesis and proposes harvested edible microalgae as a radical economic unit: The Solar Share. This unit is the biomass produced on one square meter of the Earth’s surface on the day of measure. This edible algae unit is a photosynthetic proof of work that can be consumed, exchanged, or stored as a currency. The Solar Share is an invitation to experience firsthand a transformative economic model that reintegrates human metabolism and energy needs with the actual new energy entering the Earth’s system as photosynthesis. The Solar Share provocatively recenters Earth’s metabolism in economics, redefining sustainability within planetary limits.
Photo: vog.photo
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hand-dyed prr bulldogs with perfectly matching tan cotton/lycra, the pom pants are just a solid denim, so they can be worn with anything.
Ally and Leigh Ann in the Lorikeet area...Ally went in after some grumbling about past lorikeet experiences.
Share Our Strength, a national non-profit working to ending childhood hunger in the United States included a reception at Hammersley's Restaurant in Boston MA on September 14, 2010 and was followed by a five course seated dinner.
Andy Husbands of Tremont 647, Ming Tsai of Blue Ginger ,Joanne Chang of Flour Jody Adams of Rialto, Gordon Hamersley of Hamersley’s Bistro and more celebrated and cooked for the event.