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little bits of interest, before they fade away. |
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Topic: Lawn and Gardens |
5:21 pm EDT, Apr 20, 2004 |
and built this place beside the mountain. Among the trees there is no worldly noise; beneath the eaves, the tranquil flow of a stream... -- Ishikawa Jozan ( founder of Shisendo )" Japanese Gardens, extensive database of gardens and resources. Japanese Gardens |
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Topic: Current Events |
5:38 pm EDT, Apr 7, 2004 |
Faces of the Fallen Portrait of GWB made from the portraits of dead soldiers. This links directly to the hi-res version. Image is at michaelmoore.com American dead as of today: 638 War President |
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Arborsmith Studios- Growing trees into forests of ideas. |
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Topic: Lawn and Gardens |
5:34 pm EDT, Apr 7, 2004 |
Sculpted Trees by Richard Reames "The art of shaping trees requires working in four dimensions. Height, depth, width and time. It is kinetic art, season to season and year to year. This page may take awhile to load but it's worth the wait, trust me." (link found at BoingBoing) Arborsmith Studios- Growing trees into forests of ideas. |
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PHOTOGALLERY of GARDENS and FLOWERS |
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Topic: Lawn and Gardens |
8:10 pm EDT, Apr 6, 2004 |
"My garden is approx 15 m x 30 m, and is located in Beveren, a village close to Antwerp in Belgium. It is mainly laid to lawn with flower borders and shrubs. My garden contains more than 100 perennials, you can see the pictures on my database. There is also a very small pond with a water lily." PHOTOGALLERY of GARDENS and FLOWERS |
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8th Grade Web Page Projects |
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Topic: Education |
10:32 pm EDT, Apr 5, 2004 |
kid's webpages. good anonymous naming scheme and use of the media. oh, and fun to look at too. 8th Grade Web Page Projects |
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Topic: Media |
12:07 am EDT, Apr 5, 2004 |
Abstract "Memes, self reproducing mental information structures analogous to genes in biology, can be seen as the basis for an explanatory model of cultural and psychological behaviour. Their properties and effects are evolutionary conditioned and ultimately seeks to promote their replication. To survive in a context the memes must meet certain conditions. We abstract a model of these conditions and use it to analyse three well-known memes: the "Kilroy was here" graffiti, urban legends and Christianity." -- By Henrik Bjarneskans, Bjarne Grønnevik and Anders Sandber The Lifecycle of Memes |
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Topic: Miscellaneous |
11:03 am EST, Mar 30, 2004 |
geeze, so I guess Christmas and Easter just didn't cut it. GWB proclaims Jesus Day! |
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Pledge of Allegience (the Powerpoint version) |
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Topic: Current Events |
3:14 pm EST, Mar 29, 2004 |
from Slate. The PowerPoint version. Objective: To "Pledge Allegience" to: * Flag (U.S.A.) *Republic (ditto) Pledge of Allegience (the Powerpoint version) |
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