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- A Life Study of Chernobyl Through Drawings.
After the reactor accident at Chernobyl in 1986, she found her true calling: since then, Cornelia Hesse-Honegger has been studying and drawing malformed insects, especially true bugs (Heteroptera), which she collects in fallout areas and in the periphery of nuclear facilities. Building on her 25 years of experience as a scientific illustrator at the Natural [...]
- Limited edition Tiger. Only 399 Left.
Vladamir Putin turned 56!! What better gift then a limited edition siberian tiger. One of 400 signed editions available in the wild. “he has yet to decide between the names Mashenka and Milashka”.
telegraph.co.uk
- GMO Milk, the female edition.
Only available in small quantities, Dutch firm has created a new form of milk which includes
“the protein which is naturally present in human tears, lung secretions, milk and other bodily fluids—fights against the bacteria that causes eye and lung infections, plays a key role in the immune system of infants and adults and improves [...]
- 2k can buy a plane and a home
In Benoit, Mississipi when your home gets destroyed buy a plane! This 2k plane modified and turned into a home by Joanne Ussery is 12 year old news but still news when you’ve never seen it before. Apparently, others have begun to follow in her tracks on slightly larger budgets of $200,000. But thats if [...]
- Moss Graffiti invades Brooklyn
It’s about time more moss grows in brooklyn. Edina Tokodi has been creating moss figures on building sites, and other abondoned walls. I’m guessing it’s a mixture of found moss, some biodegrable glue. Hopefully they will stay, expand and grow beyond the boundaries of her figures.
- Fresh Salad available to billboard climbers
In attempt to promote it’s fresh salads, McDonalds has begun installing billboards showcasing it’s greenery. Instead of using plain bold text, it’s using plants to fill in the bold text. Very Green. I wonder what happens as the plants become part of a larger system, where the billboards become nests for birds, rodents, and insects. [...]
- Carbon Offset? What about Everything Else????
What about all the local toxins in your house such as paints, adhesives, oils, household cleaners.
Good Magazine put together a little article about which plants can be used to offset these local toxins.
- Free Food : Edible Urban Party Jungle Studio
Inky Muff Land III - edible urban party jungle studio (free food forest foundation)
Jogja National Museum, Indonesia. 2008 - forever.
Artist Namaiki created an installation with over 200 species of local fruit trees and useful plants, sheep rabbits, over 10 tonnes of soil and compost, a pond, butterflies, lizards, chameleons, local black bamboo domes, furniture, clowns, [...]
- ISBN Graffiti, Suggestive of Walden Pond
from torontoist.com :
” It seems that some Toronto taggers are no longer content to scrawl their own names on blank concrete canvases around the city and are trying instead to make more of a cultural statement. Last year, references to composer Gustav Mahler popped up in several places around town. This year, a more cryptic [...]
- 40lb Beaver Rescued from East River
A 40lb beaver was “rescued” from the East River in New York City by police who were searching for bombs during the pope’s visit.
Yes, we appreciate the Police’s efforts in saving the beaver. One of the few ever seen in the East River. It was breathing heavily and clearly sick. But one can’t help notice [...]
- Harbor Seals return to New York Harbor
To the surprise of many, in 2006, Harbor Seals returned to New York Bay . Even the shocked curator of the New York Aquarium suggesting that they were healthy when comparing them to healthy sausage.
“Look at them,” marveled Paul L. Sieswerda, the curator of the New York Aquarium. “They’re like bags of meat. They’re huge.”
Anyone [...]
- Power Off the Grid; more russia
Some crazy photos of what looks like a power plant based in siberia but no-one knows for sure what it was used for. Would make a hell of hamster tunnel.
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