Tuesday 25 November 2008

Saturday 22 November 2008

Do we see the same thing the same way?

Take a look at what you can find at a junk yard.

Recycling
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Noemi who posted this slideshow on SlideShare think that they are junk. Do you see junk there too? I see opportunities for members of Garbage Reincarnation, Inc to create Scrapture out of scraps there.

You can view some "Scraptures" at the following link:

http://www.garbage.org/scrapturehighlights.htm

To view more, look out for link to 'Junk Artist Links' on its homepage. You may also want to check out the The Junk Art Workshop available for children and adults.

Now how can anyone call that junk when you can make a living out of them?

Friday 21 November 2008

Building characters with plants

Have you heard of Character Counts?

They have a very unique way of teaching the young about the importance of building good characters. This time they are teaching through a "Grow Your Character Bookmarks" science project.

In each bookmark there is a seed-embedded "pot" which the children can put in the soil to grow. The children involved will be given handouts showing the life cycle of a plant. There is also a table to print out to note down observations of the growth. This teaches children how to take responsibility of what they grow.

As the children learn through the experiment that plants need sunlight and water to grow, they will also be taught what they need to grow up to be healthy and strong individuals. The bookmarks are there to remind them of the importance of characters building.

Don't you think that is a marvelous green idea?

Can't afford to buy a gift?

Christmas is around the corner and you have lots of friends you would like to buy a gift for. What can you do if you can't afford it?

Start collecting raffia string and make your own friendship band to give away. Here are the instructions shared by Wynnie Kwok on SlideShare.

Frenship Band
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You don't have to buy strings to create. Crafters can also use:

1) raffia strings taken off packed food
2) strings taken off paper bags
3) strings taken off bags of rice
4) strings from Chinese sausages (not for Malay friends though)

In Malaysia, if you take time to go to the market after closing hours, before the cleaners start clearing the place up, you will find lots of material to work with. Like the sacks used for storing potatoes and such.

Thursday 20 November 2008

Hope for arid waste land.

Have you heard of permaculture? It is being practiced in the community of Kibbutz Lotan situated in the Arava Desert, south of Israel. That is the second most extreme desert in the world!

What could possibly grow there to be cultured? See for yourself.



Here is the video mentioned in slide 114 to show what swales, raised water table look like.



Like the idea of greening a desert? Find out how you can participate in Kibbutz Lotan Center for Creative Ecology.

Friday 14 November 2008

Nokia Recycles

Check out the survey carried out by Nokia on the awareness of recycling used mobile phones. The results? There are around 3 billion people using mobile phones in the world and only 3% recycle their old models.

Watch the processes of recycling mobile phones in the following videos.



Here is the survey report in slides.

Tuesday 11 November 2008

CBS's "60 Minutes" report on e-waste

CBS's "60 Minutes" ran a Basel Action Network (BAN) report on the hazards faced by people who make a living recycling e-waste in Hong Kong.

Do you know of any business organizations that have betrayed consumers and the public trust by advocating immoral, environmentally destructive practices for the sake of profits? Go to "BAN's Whistle Blower's Corner" to find out how you can report such organizations.

You can find responsible e-waste recycler by going to:

http://www.e-stewards.org/

You can also learn about efforts by Electronic TakeBack Coalition to achieve an export ban in federal legislation by going to:

http://www.computertakeback.com/

ACT: Fight climate change with Zero Waste!

From My InBox:

Dear friends,

The nations of the world are preparing their strategies for the climate
change negotiations in Poznan, Poland. Few governments understand the
potential of Zero Waste as a solution to the climate change problem. It
is important that they hear from you -- governments should commit to
Zero Waste as part of their climate change obligations.

GAIA is asking its members and allies to take a few easy steps:

1. Sign the open letter to the world's governments at:
www.globalgaia.org/poznan

2. Send this message to your friends and allies!

3. Contact your government representative to the climate change
negotiations and ask for a meeting before they leave for Poland
(December 1). Your representative (called "national focal point") is here:
http://maindb.unfccc.int/public/nfp.pl

4. If you get a meeting, take the sign-on letter (I can provide you with
a complete list of signatories) and some of GAIA's literature and
explain why Zero Waste is an important strategy for climate change. If
you're not up to this, write me and I'll help you with the arguments!

5. Whether you get a meeting or not, hold a press conference and let the
world know!

For more on the connection between waste and climate change, see the
GAIA website at:
www.globalgaia.org/climate


Thank you for all your good work!

Friday 7 November 2008

Composting in schools

Check out this video about why and how students at a school in New York, started composting their lunchtime food waste.



If you would like to start one in your school, this slideshow by Groton will give you an idea who can be involved in it.

Rot In Groton
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Mansfield Middle School in Connecticut even has a website to teach what composting is about. It is also touches on the variety of micro organisms that are beneficial to get a compost pile going. I think it is a wonderful way to pick up biology.

And if you considering a Vermicompost or worm compost, the website of The Adventures of Herman the worm should be a fun way to generate an interest of students in school to start one.

Don't miss out the many other useful information that you can find on Urban Program Resource Network. If you go to "Just for Kids", you will find the link to the award winning program, "The Great Plant Escape", where children can help Detective LePlant find clues that will uncover the importance of plants in their life.

Here is a good video of how you can start one at home posted on YouTube by : Kitchen Gardeners International.

Thursday 6 November 2008

Containers? Non-plastic alternatives.

Now that we know that chemicals from plastic containers can leached into our food, what can we use as an alternative?

How about reviving the traditional art of leaf fronds folding, which is called Puni, in the Philippines. Rheeza shared on SlideShare what it is about with instruction on how to create a bird with leaves.

PUNI (Leaf Fronds Folding Art)
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Monday 3 November 2008

Don't waste the corporate gifts.

When the former company I worked for changed its name, we still had stock of corporate gifts printed in its former name. And if you have attended corporate events or exhibition, you would have noticed that you can collect quite a fair bit of corporate giveaways.

These items are usually have the corporate logo printed on them. What do you do with those that you don't need or won't use because of the ads or logos? Check this idea out for some inspirations.

Looking At Ladakh
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Discards are not waste if you can find someone else to treasure them.

Wednesday 29 October 2008

Need a partner? Check out the sun.

Living in sunny Malaysia we should not have any problem getting the sun to be a partner. Just need to spread this message around.


Sunny Presentation
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What's A Tree?

What's a tree? Hear it from David Bristow.

Whats A Tree
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Has he got your attention for more serious facts? They are all in this presentation.



If you do not know what you can do for the environment, start by sharing David's presentations.

Monday 27 October 2008

Going green rearing chickens, anyone?

I remember my grandma rearing chickens in our ancestral home when I was a kid. I did not think much of it until I came across this presentation by Sarah Gilbert.



Her family discovered form rearing chickens, how to tread lightly on earth. Would I be rearing chickens soon? Not lightly. But Sarah's story did get me thinking what I can do to get my family to see things differently enough to be aware and care for the environment.

Tuesday 21 October 2008

Help the Victims of Hurricane IKE

A member on SlideShare has started a "Help the Victims of Hurricane IKE" group. You can find many more slides of photos and information about Hurricane Ike posted there.

I took this opportunity to share this contest information with members there by creating a presentation on it:

Recycle Ike
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My presentation can be downloaded. So, you can make amendments and add details of your own to email to your friends.

Recycle Ike Contest

Take a look at the devastation of Houston after Hurricane Ike.

Hurricane Ike Slideshow
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Then check out details on "The Recycle Ike Contest- Houston’s Wood Debris Recycling Contest" at the following links:

Introduction: http://recycleike.com/Introduction/tabid/403/Default.aspx
FAQ's: http://recycleike.com/FAQs/tabid/391/Default.aspx
Rules & Regulations: http://recycleike.com/RulesRegulations/tabid/400/Default.aspx

The intention of this contest is to:

* Broaden awareness of green debris recycling;
* Generate and publicize examples of ways to reduce green house gases through recycling green waste;
* Produce a creative, innovative way to reuse materials left by Hurricane Ike;
* Identify proposals that make the largest impact.

Any recycling ideas and information should be submitted on the “Participate” page at Recycle Ike by Midnight October 31, 2008 in order to receive a Participant Number. All final proposals must be submitted by Midnight November 14, 2008.

According to an email I received, the contest is open to all interested parties worldwide, regardless of age, discipline, or professional status. Here is what participants stand to win.

1st Place = $10,000
2nd Place = $5,000
3rd Place = $2,500

Let's go for it!

Environmentally thought provoking t-shirt

What's your environment like? Is it safe for your children?

Bye Bye Apocalypse - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever

Think about it.

I did say that this is a very thought provoking t-shirt or is it just me...

Anyway, if air pollution is the concern, here are things you can do about it.

air pollution presentation
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Thursday 16 October 2008

Why should we care about the environment?

Why should we care about the environment?

"Environmental quality is one of the key factors in determining whether a child survives the first years of life. A healthy future for our children will be ensured only through safeguarding the environment.” UNEP, UNICEF, and WHO - 2002



Let's do it for the children.

Wednesday 15 October 2008

Climate change and poverty

What has climate change got to do with poverty? Climate change can cause depletion of natural resources, such as, water which can affect soil fertility and this can reduce agricultural yields.

Less supply = Increase in price = Less wealth

It is a cycle of change that we all face in the trap of development. Which cycle are you on right now?

Only The Best Will Do!
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Join to learn and discover from those seeking solutions.

As eco-conscious as a...

First you have to be aware about the amount of water you are actually using based on the stuff you opt to have in your life, be it for your physical or mental growth or well-being.

How Much Water Virtual Water
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Now that you are more conscious, you can decide if you would like to be as eco-conscious as a vegan.

0657498 Veganism
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Tuesday 14 October 2008

Learn from past solutions.

Through the years, human beings have been experiencing climate change. It happened when they migrate from one country to another or from one state to another. Following are some problems faced by farmers when they moved from Eastern USA to the Plains.

Farming the Plains - Problems
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They survived this diversity because there were willing to change and adopt new methods of farming and grow hardy winter variety of Turkey red wheat introduced by Russian-German farmers.



Learn from history. To survive climate change, we have to change our ways.

It's easy to be superheroes.

Yes, it's easy to be superheroes. Just follow Misterjester easy tips and tricks posted on "How To Save The Earth". I promise that you will not be asked to wear your underwear outside your pants.

How To Save The Earth
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Go, hero, go! Go save earth!

Friday 10 October 2008

Bottoms? Best to take a peek!

I have been looking at bottoms and have decided that it is best not to go plastic. And if you are thinking that I am talking about plastic surgery, it is obvious that you are not a regular here.

This is what I am talking about. Email alerts against re-using plastic containers.

Bottoms? Take a peek?
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Only one life to play with. So, go check those plastic ware bottoms before you put any food or drinks served in or on them into your mouth. Health may well be the best reason to reduce usage of plastic on earth.

Thursday 9 October 2008

Are there clutters in your life?

What you decide to do after reading this guide about removing clutters in your life depends on what you have picked up from my blog.



Don't toss when you can modify to re-use or recycle...

Wednesday 8 October 2008

Grass? Who said you can't?

Whenever I talk or write about grass, it is either to weed or compost it. Today I talk art about it. Better still, let me show you.

Grass Arts
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Discovered this on SlideShare posted by Thilini.

There is also the traditional Sikki grass art wares made from grass found growing north of Bihar, India. These creations have been sold globally as eco-friendly, biodegradable craft products.

I am not done yet. What about the kind that have not been cut off its roots? For that, you have to check out the work of award winning artists, Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey. Their Grass Art have been recently displayed at 2008 Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Yes, there is money to be made from grass be it cut and dried or living green.

Tuesday 7 October 2008

Graffiti Is A Crime?

To many who have had their properties damaged by graffiti, it is indeed a crime to paint, mark, scratch, scrawl on properties that do not belong to you. It's vandalism!

But if we are to think along Newton's Third Law of Motion that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, then the more appropriate statement to use should be:

"Graffiti is a crime if you don't see the social and political messages in them."

What were the reasons (actions)that initiated the graffiti (reactions)? If you see graffiti displaying the same messages everywhere you go it is likely that the issues have never been resolved.

Look at my graffiti. What are you going to do about it?

Graffiti Is A Crime
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Why start a library?

I am helping out at a library for children in my community so I can appreciate these points shared by Damone Virgilio on SlideShare.



Most of the books we have in the library were donated by residents of the community whose children have outgrown the books they have collected. This beats recycling them for paper as there are children whose parents cannot afford to buy or are not keen to buy them books to read.

So before you throw away or recycle any books that you have, take a look at the points in the presentation and decide if donating them or starting a library with them would be a better option.

If you are thinking of starting your own library, look out for my presentation on how to set up a library with abandoned materials.

Friday 3 October 2008

May those who help the most win

So, you want to do something for the environment? You do not have the capital to work on it? Here is your solution.



CNN reported that Google will be celebrating their 10th anniversary by giving away US$10 million in February 2009. To win at least US$2 million of that, you need to put on your thinking cap to figure out how to make our world a better place because Google will be picking at least 5 winning ideas.

You have till 20 October 2008 to submit your ideas to Google's Project 10 to the 100. Language should not be a problem as long as you know one of the 25 languages you can submit them in.

Remember that they only want your visionary ideas so just go ahead and submit your dreams even if you do not have the technical expertise to implement them. Let Google worry about that.

Here is a list of issues for you to work on:

* Community: How can we help connect people, build communities and protect unique cultures?
* Opportunity: How can we help people better provide for themselves and their families?
* Energy: How can we help move the world toward safe, clean, inexpensive energy?
* Environment: How can we help promote a cleaner and more sustainable global ecosystem?
* Health: How can we help individuals lead longer, healthier lives?
* Education: How can we help more people get more access to better education?
* Shelter: How can we help ensure that everyone has a safe place to live?
* Everything else: Sometimes the best ideas don't fit into any category at all.

100 semifinalists will be selected by January 27 and the public will get to vote for their favourite submission from January 27 to February 2. Only the top 20 ideas will be selected for review.

I have submitted my ideas for building communities. What would you work on? If you need some ideas check out some of the articles I have posted. One of the ideas Goggle appreciated runs along the idea of the PlayPump.

As Google said it, "May those who help the most win".

Monday 29 September 2008

Sticky Waste I Love To Keep

Sticky Waste I Love To Keep
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Ask to receive what?

Ask and you shall receive. Take a look at this presentation I created to encourage one to start asking questions for solutions.

Ask To Receive Answers
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How does it work? The following presentation will give you an idea.

Lost And Found
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Now, what is it you want to ask?

Friday 26 September 2008

When Celia found me.

When Celia Cristina found me. I discovered a flock.

Celia has included a picture of a bag I made for my write up "I’m A Plastic Bag. Eco friendly? Make me!" on her Flickr photostream.

Going through the other photos she has posted there, I am glad she has found me because we are definitely birds of a feather. All the photos she has collected are images of eco friendly creations. So, click on links to photos you are interested in and it will lead you to blogs and websites she found them at. Some of them will lead you to free tutorials.

If you want to be her friend, check her profile and you will find more birds of a feather. I will find time to write her.

Thursday 25 September 2008

Making soft toys? Find free stuffing.

Does this look familiar to you?



They are the fibres removed from corns I have been eating.



They have dried up as I have kept them for a few weeks now. They still look good, doesn't smell and feel soft like cotton fillings for your pillows. If you keep enough, you can use them to stuff soft toys with.

Need pin cushion before you start? Need colour scheme to work on? I have that all covered, of course. Just click on the links for free tutorials.

You can also check out LiveJournal for some ideas of the kind of toys you would like to create. Just remember that the smaller your soft toy is, the more scrap fabrics you can use.

So, can you make a living making soft toys? Mariska did with her cute Fluffels...



and she is sweet enough to provide free tutorial on her blog for creating a Duck.

If you work on it, your profit is most likely higher since you use waste fibre from corn and scrap fabrics, right? Should you hide the fact that you are using waste material? Of course not! After all it may be the reason why they want to buy your toys.

There are people out there who just want to be owners of eco friendly creations.

Monday 22 September 2008

Green Beings Shared Values.

Working on inspirations from tee shirt designs that say "Strength in Numbers" and "Birds of a Feather", let us work on shared values, visions, missions and directions for a better world, environmetally.

Green Beings Values
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Sunday 21 September 2008

Demolition waste. Making money from that!

If you live in a developing country, drive around your town or city and you will see old buildings being refurbished or demolished for new development. In fact, if you drive around your neighbourhood, you will see new owners of homes or shoplot renovating their premises. What happen to those chunks of concrete, torn out fittings or tiles?

Find out from this presentation by Saurabh.M Kulkarni posted on SlideShare. Look through it and you will discover what equipment you need to invest in and what you can produce out of demolition waste you can get your hands on.

What is Solid Waste Management about?

What is Solid Waste Management about? Saurabh Kulkarni, who is into environmental studies in India shares what he knows about it on SlideShare.

Solid Waste Management
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Friday 19 September 2008

Before you throw, remember this prayer.

We take things we have like food and water for granted. It used to be that we throw food only when it has gone bad. I remember my grandma removing a moldy part from a piece of bread before she ate it. So, I am comfortable doing the same.

You do not have throw away your loaf of bread on its expiry date if you keep them in the fridge before that date. You can fry french toast with them or put them in the toaster to heat up before eating.

Keep this prayer by Avalok that I discovered on Slideshare to remind you why you should not take good things we have for granted.

Food for Thought..
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Tuesday 16 September 2008

Earth is our home.

Juanarmas message should be heard as he is talking about our home.

Earth
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I do not have another place to go to if Earth is destroyed. Do you?

Food bits that should have been eaten.

Received this in my email today. It may change your mind about discarding those cut out bits and pieces of food.

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From My InBox:

When eating certain food, there are certain parts which seemingly are useless and should be thrown away. In reality, their nutritional value could be higher than the food itself. Check if you have unknowingly wasted these.

Fish Eyes



Fish eyes, especially markeral family, contain rich quantity of DHA and EPA which are very rare unsaturated fatty acid. The most beneficial property of these natural substances are their abilities to stimulate human brain cells, improve memory and thinking power, and also very helpful in preventing memory decline, high cholesteral and hypertemsion diseases. The common notion suggested that eating certain animal parts would strengthen similar body parts of ours, and this has also be proven correct by clinical experiment where fish eyes are concerned: They can help to reduce the deterioration of eyesight.

Fibers of orange or grapefruit peels


When eating oranges or grapefruits, after removing the peels, do not remove all the fibres that stuck on the fruits. In fact, the fibres contained certain vitamin known as 路丁 [(English term?)], which helps to maintain the elasticity and density of the artery wall, which in turn reduces the danger of bleeding especially the fine arteries. Hypertension patients usually have problem of brain haemorage while diabetic patients retina haemorage. For people with tendency to bleed, especially old people with tendency of artery hardening, eating fibres of oranges and frapefruit peels is particularly helpful.

Bones


The nutritional values of bones are higher than that of the meat. Comparing the nutritional values of Pork bones and pork, the bones contain far more protein, iron, sodium and calories than meat. Bones contain 23% more protein than milk powder, 61% more than beef, three time as much as pork and more than double that of eggs. It has abundance of essential minerals that human requires, like 磷脂質 that are needed by the brain, 磷蛋白, 蛋氨酸 for the liver, 氨基酸, vitamins A, B1 and B2, as well as 類粘朊 and 骨膠元 [bone gels?] that are useful for slowing the aging. The best part is, when boiled in soup, its nutritions become more readily absorbed by human body than plant-based food.

Chili Leaves


Chili leaves contains complete range of 蛋白氨基酸 [amino acid?]. almost 4 times compared to the chili fruits. It also contains more than double what chili fruits have of 元素硒 , which are anti-cancerous substance. On top of that, chili leaves are rich in calcium, beta carotene, various vitamins and other nutrients. Eating a suitable quantity of chili leaves enhances secreation of digestive juices, improves appetite and are good for indigestions, gastric and s tom ach discomfort. Regular intake of chili leaves also help in warming body, strengthen liver, improve eyesight, reduce weight and improve beauty. Chili leaves is tasty and can either be cooked alone, frying with meat or making soup.

Cool green designs

Check out these photos of innovative ideas I received in my mail today. If designers keep creating furnishings or gadgets on smaller scale, who needs a bigger home. Let's see what we can save with them.

Less material used = less energy to create = less wastage


Don't let the water drip away. Save it by placing it where the plant needs it.


Small = portable = need not buy for each room.


Don't have to turn on the bathroom or kitchen light with these on.



2-in-1 = one more (function) need less = less space required






I am sure there is less packaging required for these products and...




since they are space saving too, you can deliver more units and save cost on fuel.

Friday 12 September 2008

Grab hold of this passion!

Roberto Giannicola is an environmental and social educator who grabs one's attention with his thoughts. If you are not a talented public speaker like him, grab his passion for provoking changes and spread this presentation around.

You Can
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What do you choose to do?

Wednesday 10 September 2008

Friday 5 September 2008

Winner of World's Best Presentation Contest 2008

Jeff Brenman won the "World's Best Presentation Contest 2008". He is definitely aware how lack of water will be affecting our environment. Take time to view his points before we reach the stage when thirst becomes unquenchable.

THIRST
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Friday 29 August 2008

Learn to fold for science and a living.

Do you know that learning to fold paper into forms and shapes can lead to the development of new technology? Do it well and it can even allow you to make a living out of it.

Don't believe me?

Then take a look at the props used in this advertisement for Lancer Endeavor.



That's a lot of origami=$ to create for a commercial and you can learn how to create complicated ones like that by checking out the links posted on Dr Robert J. Lang's website. Dr Lang is so good at it that he has even created a free software, TreeMaker, to create mathematical lines for folding origami. Note his copyright terms should you take up this challenge.

So, what has folding papers got to do with science? Hear it from Dr Lang himself in this video posted by Ted.Com on YouTube.



So, don't waste those scraps of paper. If you are not going to recycle them, learn to fold with them.

Thursday 28 August 2008

Save water? Found a way.

Do you feel that your children do not value water? Note that they are when they do one of the following:

1) Take long baths.
2) Don't turn off the tap properly.
3) Don't finish the water in their school containers.
4) Play water when they should be cleaning or watering the plants.

As soon as you see one of these signs indicating that they have taken water for granted, "shock and awe" them with this video.



You never know, they may be inspired to create their own version of "Watercone".

Copyright? Animals can have that too.

Noah Express - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever

Have you heard of "Animal Copyright Foundation"? This is a nonprofit organization launched by Gregory Colbert in 2006 to help preserve species and habitats around the world.



Advertisers who use animals in their publicity campaign are encouraged to contribute 1% of their media buy directly to conservation projects around the world recommended by the foundation or one of their preference. If they comply with the Animal Copyright Foundation standards they can display the Animal Copyright symbol on their advertising media and have their companies listed on its website as supporters of conservation.

Sadly, at this time of writing, the only contribution listed is Gregory Colbert's through his Ashes and Snow Exhibition, presenting images of human and animals interacting with one another. I hope someone will write to tell me that I have the website address wrong or that it has not been updated.

Gregory Colbert is also offering grants through his "The Flying Elephants Foundation" to support individuals who are working to benefit the environment through the arts and sciences.

I wish him success in all his green endeavours.

Tuesday 26 August 2008

Do you see what I see?

Here is a compilation of photos of some of the things I have created out of abandoned material. I missed taking photos of many stuff that I have created before I started this blog. If you have a photo of something that I have created, please email it to me.

We See Things
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