Always tell yourself the truth.
words of wisdom from Millie in Edgewood.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Saturday, February 24, 2007
cell phones
So where do all the poor, old cell phones go? Chris Jordan's photography highlights the waste associated with our trendy cell phone craze in the photos below. You can view more of Chris' photography, which focus on consumption levels and consumer and industrial wastes, here.
"Cell phone chargers", Atlanta 2004, 44 x 66", by Chris Jordan
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"Cell phones #2", Atlanta 2005, 44 x 90", by Chris Jordan (click photo to enlarge)
"Cell phone chargers", Atlanta 2004, 44 x 66", by Chris Jordan
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Monday, February 05, 2007
Very soothing
I think this is absolutely lovely! Thank you to whomever sat down and put this stuff together!
The horse quartet.
The horse quartet.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
Where the Hell is Matt?
This is just awesome! What a great idea! I love it! Watch Matt dance around the world. His website is Wherethehellismatt.com
He's got another, older video posted there you can watch.
Saturday, February 03, 2007
Invasion geography USA
jesus fucking christ the ignorance is maddening! Yes, yes, I'm in geography and I love maps and I can't expect everyone to be a political map expert, naming all the countries in the world, but mistaking Australia for Korea and Iran?? Saying 'bomb Iran because there's going to be a revolution' and 'invade France because they weren't America's alleys vis-a-vis Iraq'. Disgusting. No wonder the world's a fucking mess.
global warming getting worse
My bike in Australia (2004)
UN scientists declare that human induced global climate change may be insurmountable. We've gone to far and done too little. They call for increased climate volatility such as stronger cyclones and hurricanes and rising sea levels.
In response, the American Enterprise Institutes has offered $10,000 USD to economists and scientists for writing articles undermining the UN climate change report. Yes, the AEI is heavily supported by Exxon Mobile.
How do these people sleep at night?
UN scientists declare that human induced global climate change may be insurmountable. We've gone to far and done too little. They call for increased climate volatility such as stronger cyclones and hurricanes and rising sea levels.
In response, the American Enterprise Institutes has offered $10,000 USD to economists and scientists for writing articles undermining the UN climate change report. Yes, the AEI is heavily supported by Exxon Mobile.
How do these people sleep at night?
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