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Links for 2008-05-06: Quinoa and Fungi
mmm… quinoa for breakfast. with cinnamon, berries and nuts Thanks Heidi, hadn’t thought of that before. Book (ChefMD’s Big Book of Culinary Medicine) looks great too. Can’t wait to try this with blueberries and walnuts. (Quinoa also cooks beautifully in a rice cooker :)) (tags: 101cookbooks breakfast berries cereal wholegrain) Mushrooms will blow your mind […]
Read more →links for 2008-05-03: Resilience
Resilience, Adaptation and Transformation in Turbulent Times Video of interesting talks from recent international science and policy conference in Stockholm exploring complex dynamics of interconnected social-ecological systems available online. (Thanks, Worldchanging) (tags: resilience adaptation transformation science policy interconnected systems video conference)
Read more →Links for 2008-05-02
Fab@Home Dedicated to making and using fabbers -machines that can make almost anything – right on your desktop. Everything you need to know to build or buy a fabber, and print 3D objects. The designs and software on this website are free and open-source. (tags: fab 3d printingobjects internetofthings rapidprototyping) On the Pursuit of Happiness: […]
Read more →links for 2008-04-29
Clay Shirky: Gin, Television, and Social Surplus — Here Comes Everybody “Where do people find the time?” That was her question. And I just kind of snapped. And I said, “No one who works in TV gets to ask that question. You know where the time comes from. It comes from the cognitive surplus you’ve […]
Read more →links for 2008-04-23
MoMAudio on MoMAWiFi at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC Access MoMA Audio (providing hundreds of commentaries devoted to the museum’s collection and special exhibitions) on free MoMA Wifi through your mobile device. (tags: museum moma wifi podcast art education mobile) Edge 243: BREAKING THE GALILEAN SPELL Stuart A. Kauffman breaks the Galilean spell of […]
Read more →what’s happening in the garden today
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Read more →Dark. Chocolate. Sorbet. and Ice Cream at Grounded NYC
Grounded ( Jane St, New York NY 10014) just introduced sorbets and ice creams, handmade by the multi-talented Sarah (pictured below), who also plays awesome banjo. … Other flavors to check out: spiced strawberry sorbet, Grounded house espresso, chocolate ice cream, mango cardamom sorbet and coconut creamsicle sorbet.
Read more →links for 2008-04-22
The secret of the secret garden is out… Gardening is so sexy! Here is some graphic evidence. (tags: fruit vegetables)
Read more →links for 2008-04-20
The Serious Play in Saving the World: Gaming gets on the sustainability bandwagon Shall we play an infinite game? Games based on collaborative design with social networks and group-forming activity could result in powerful community development, online and off-line. As new sustainability-focused, technology-mediated communities evolve (tags: play games simulation environment sustainability ecosystem)
Read more →links for 2008-04-18
An Unlit Candle: Solidarity with Tibet at Passover Beautiful proposal for Jews to include an unlit candle on their Seder tables this year. The candle symbolizes the Olympic torch, whose light has been dimmed, and the unmet hopes of a people still living without freedom. (tags: tibet passover judaism freedom) Dalai Lama: Lessons of Buddhism […]
Read more →links for 2008-04-17
Thomas Laird: On the Use of Propaganda by the Chinese Communist Party Great article on how perspectives of people in the PRC are shaped by propaganda orchestrated by President Hu Jintao and the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party. Since Tibet crisis is about the Party, how can we stop enabling them? Speak up. […]
Read more →links for 2008-04-16: Tastes of Freedom
Take a Bite out of Climate Change Anna Lappe’s new Bite Blog explores climate change through the lens of food with up-to-date info, analysis, interviews with experts in the field, tips on diet choices and actions you can take. (tags: climatechange food farming agriculture biotech biofuels hunger meat organic foodindustry ) Detailed Nomadic Taxonomy Paul Saffo’s post on Cyber-Nomads, a functional taxonomy of mobile users , dives more deeply into the metaphors quoted in my New Nomads post (Thanks, Paul!). (tags: nomads digitalnomads globalnomads urbannomads taxonomy metaphor astronauts hermitcrabs cybertrekkers ) Ask Umbra: On Rooftop Gardening Are plants grown on NYC rooftop gardens safe to eat? … (tags: gardening urban containergardening ediblegardens gardens pollution food ) Fring brings VOIP to the iPhone I just received my first VOIP call from an iPhone using Fring ( Hi Dad !).
Read more →My Fingers Wear Pants… and Read Books
I had noted “I Was Told There’d Be Cake” by Sloane Crosley as a book to read, but without a sense of urgency. … I Was Told There’d Be Cake by Sloane Crosley from Book Videos on Vimeo .
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