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"nothing has ever been this true."
Seth Meyers on the Steroid Era of storms.
From last night’s Late Night filmed during Sandy, with no audience members.
At least someone in New York is hitting home runs in October. Bravo, Seth Meyers!
Bravo to Meyers. Sort of doubt that he knows Jerry Meehl’s work, but he’s not the first to make the baseball-steroids-climate analogy.
Bruce Springsteen- 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy), from “The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle.” 1973. To friends and family in on the Jersey Shore. Stay safe.
This looks fantastic. Aurora borealis, Churchill, score by Jim O’Rourke. Can’t go wrong:
A short documentary film contrasting the Northern Lights with decaying manmade debris littered throughout the landscape surrounding the town of Churchill, Manitoba in Canada’s Arctic. The film touches on the regenerative power of nature and the futility of mankind’s struggle against natural processes of decay. Featuring an original score by Jim O’Rourke (Sonic Youth, Wilco) a voice-over by Will Oldham (Matewan, Old Joy) and likely some of the best footage of the aurora borealis ever captured.
(Source: vimeo.com)
In a diversion from goats, and caramels, and farming, and a rewind to a previous time of art and politics… I am incredibly humbled and proud to say my work from the Tar Sands in Alberta - the Last Arctic - is being included in a show at the Mendel Museum in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan & curated by Jen Budney. The work was first shown at Anthony Greaney in the spring of 2009 and reviewed in the Boston Globe and I kept an exhaustive blog on my research. Im thrilled to see it take on a new life and to have my photos in a show with Edward Burtynsky, who has always been an inspiration. I wish I could be there for the opening tonight to see what looks to be an incredible collection made in response to the petroleum industry.
Also. If you watch the video. That noise you hear - they are bird decoys, trying to scare off migrating birds from landing in those toxic tailing ponds.
Field trip!
go tesla, go!
Thomas Edison vs. Nikola Tesla: The War of Currents.
Seen on Facebook (Science Feed)
Helped make this. Part of the Energy Issue that we produced back in the good old days of GOOD.
BASILICA HUDSON & JEAN DEUX PRESENT…
GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR with Special Guests VAZ
THURSDAY, September 20th, 2012
Doors 8 PM | VAZ 8:30 PM | Godspeed 9:30 PM
All Ages | $15
See you there! (And remember— “the internet is a petty tyrannical monster.”)
If you find yourself in central Vermont this weekend…
Sea Marks by Gardner McKay6pm Saturday, 4pm Sunday at Fable Farm, Barnard VT
Join us at Fable Farm for a late summer evening of food and theatre behind our historic farmhouse in the center of Barnard. Enjoy a seasonal supper made from our produce right from the fields. Then take your seat and enjoy this beautiful play performed on our newly built stage under the mama apple tree as dusk falls to night.
Robot learns to recognise itself in mirror
No big deal.
The insane, audacious folks at Open Source Ecology are looking for a couple new teammates, if you’re good at building machines and prototyping and want to flip development and sustainability on its ear. Watch their recruitment video.
My friend and old shipmate Nick’s photo was used in the Times’ story Monday on how there has never, since we started measuring, been less ice at the top of the planet: Sea Ice in Arctic Measured at Record Low
Vermont’s own Jim Cantore was the only good thing about the Weather Channel until they acquired Weather Underground. Here’s to hoping that Isaac pfffts out today/tonight.
You can now order prints of USGS/NASA Landsat images from their amazing Earth as Art set. Here: the incredible Eyjafjorour (“island fjord”) on Iceland’s northern coast. The fjord, and especially the small port city at the tip, Akureyri, hold a very special place in my heart.

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