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1) The planting medium must be 'sterile', meaning it has never been used for growing things before. Use a mixture of sawdust, peat-moss, perlite, vermiculite, and sand - in any combination you like, but with sand at 25% to 35% by volume. All ingredients are not necessary - even straight sawdust can be used with sand, if necessary, but three ingredients work very well.
2) You can buy inexpensive plastic trays or flats that measure 11' X 20' in size. In many other locations around the world people make their own flats, and we recommend 18' X 18' X 3' deep outside dimensions.
For each 11' X 20' plastic tray, add one ounce or 2 level tablespoons of Pre-Plant Mix and thoroughly mix with the planting medium. Use ½ again as much if you are using 18' X 18' trays. For all fertilizer formulas, look under Fertilizers in the Learn section of the website at www.foodforeveryone.org, or in all of Dr. Mittleider's vegetable gardening books.
3) Using a 1' X 2' board or a ¾' PVC pipe 19'-long, make 6 shallow furrows in the tray. Plant seeds evenly spaced in the furrows, with no more than 600-800 seeds per tray. Cover with 1/8'-1/4' of planting medium.
4) Cover the tray with light-weight burlap or cheesecloth and water gently with plain water. Never use fertilizer on un-sprouted seed! Water often and heavy enough to keep the soil moist, but not soaking wet.
5) Place in a dark location with soil temperatures of 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. A thermostatically-controlled seed germination pad can be important to help maintain this temperature in a cool basement or garage. Warmer temperatures will help your plants sprout more quickly, so if you're in a hurry use a temperature near 80 degrees.
6) At the first signs of plants emerging from the soil, water with the Constant Feed Solution, consisting of 1 ounce Weekly Feed Mix dissolved in 3 gallons of water, then remove the covering, and place the tray under maximum light.
Remember to give your plants full light as soon as you first see any sprouts showing above the soil surface. Any delay at all, and the plants will develop long, skinny, weak stems as they search for that all-important light.
Your plants have started to sprout now what
Make sure you get the plants under light right away
7) A 4'-long twin-tube shop light (cord already attached), with one cool and one warm 40 watt tube, will give a decent spectrum of light. Use two shop lights for each four trays. Keep the lights only about 1' from the plants to maximize the light. Never use a light that is hot. Heat can very easily burn the tender new plants. Light should be applied for 16 hours per day.
A fixture with 6 metal 4'-long shelves can be purchased from Sam's or Wal mart for about $70, and two shop lights hanging above a 4'-long shelf can provide light for 4 10' X 20' plastic trays. So, with just one shelf fixture and 10 shop lights you can fill 20 flats and start 12,000+ plants! But, let's be real. At the first transplanting you need 10 times as many flats, so probably you should stick with starting just 2 flats, and transplanting them into the 20 flats that will fit on the shelves.
8) Water with Constant Feed Solution daily or as needed to maintain soil moisture - but do not over-water. Too much water can drown the plants, and can also lead to Damping-Off disease, which destroys the stem at the soil surface and kills the plant. Use Constant Feed Solution until plants are placed in the garden.
9) Change the plants' positions occasionally, to assure even distribution of light to all plants.
10) Maintain temperatures in the 65-75 degree Fahrenheit range for cool weather plants, and warmer for tomatoes, peppers, etc. The warmer it is, the faster your plants will grow, so to slow them down, lower the temperatures.
11. By the time plants have their second set of true leaves, you should be transplanting into pots, 6-paks, or other flats. Always mark flats, in order to space plants evenly. This assures even distribution of light, air, food, and water to all plants.
To build a marker, obtain a piece of 5/8' or ¾' plywood measuring 11' X 20'. Drill 36 ½' holes in the plywood, with 4 rows of 9 holes. Cut 36 pieces of ½'doweling rod into 2 ½' lengths, and point one end of each piece. Glue doweling rod pieces into holes. Glue a ¼' piece of plywood onto back of original piece. Nail 2 - 2' X 2' pieces of wood 8' long across the back of the marker, about 12' apart. Nail a 14'-long 2' X 2' piece between the two previous pieces, in the center of the marker.
12. Always water both the plants in your flats, and the new destination planting medium before transplanting. If planting into the soil, watering immediately prior to planting may make the beds muddy
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13) Use a 6'-long 'dibble (½' doweling rod with one end pointed), to loosen soil around plant roots. Carefully remove plant from the soil, holding by the leaf only, and place in a hole large and deep enough to accommodate the root ball and soil without crowding. Plant down to the crown or growing tip, but never get soil on the growing tip, which will kill the plant.
14) Using the dibble, assure that soil is in contact with plant roots, but do not pack soil tightly around plant stem and roots, as this will damage the plant. Water immediately, which will settle the soil around the roots.
15) Maintain maximum light, and immediately prune overlapping leaves or transplant into larger pots, to avoid plant stems 'stretching' to seek light. Stretching will produce week, spindly plants that will never be as strong and robust as those which are short and stocky.
16) Before transplanting in the garden, place plants outside for 2-3 days to 'harden-off', or become accustomed to the outside climate. Bring them inside at night if frost threatens, and do not transplant in the garden until it is safe to do so, unless plants are protected with 'mini-greenhouses' or other coverings, and sufficient heat is available to keep them from freezing.
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love the lens great info on the different mixes of soil here is a great site on Indoor Grow Lights stop by and check it out if you have some time
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Hi there Steve,
Another great lens. 5*. I have avoided growlights because of my worry about the expense I have used natural lighting only, but have considered mirrored surfaces to make the most of the light I have. Could florescent lights be used? This lens will be added to the featured Growing Techniques Lenses on the All About Growing Food Group. Thanks for joining the group.
Perhaps steps 1-6 could be done using OL and LI tags - they will look and read better for it. Perhaps also you could add an amazon module showing the types of light to buy - I am nto entirely sure.
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Starting seedlings using Grow Lights in a protected environment is a great way to extend your growing season - if you do it right.; Let's review the steps required, to assure your highest chance for success, since it can mean your eating out of your garden 8-10 weeks earlier than your neighbors!
Grow lights; can give you up to and extra 2-3 months of growing time. ;
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1. Setting up your growlights correctly
2. Your plants have started to sprout now what
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1. Setting up your growlights correctly
2. Your plants have started to sprout now what
3. Food for Everyone Foundation
4. Your plants are doing well
5. Organic gardening books
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7. Growlight and gardening sites
8. Do you use Grow Lights to stat you seedlings?
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1) The planting medium must be 'sterile', meaning it has never been used for growing things before. Use a mixture of sawdust, peat-moss, perlite, vermiculite, and sand - in any combination you like, but with sand at 25% to 35% by volume. All ingredients are not necessary - even straight sawdust can be used with sand, if necessary, but three ingredients work very well.
2) You can buy inexpensive plastic trays or flats that measure 11' X 20' in size. In many other locations around the world people make their own flats, and we recommend 18' X 18' X 3' deep outside dimensions.
For each 11' X 20' plastic tray, add one ounce or 2 level tablespoons of Pre-Plant Mix and thoroughly mix with the planting medium. Use ½ again as much if you are using 18' X 18' trays. For all fertilizer formulas, look under Fertilizers in the Learn section of the website at www.foodforeveryone.org, or in all of Dr. Mittleider's vegetable gardening books.
3) Using a 1' X 2' board or a ¾' PVC pipe 19'-long, make 6 shallow furrows in the tray. Plant seeds evenly spaced in the furrows, with no more than 600-800 seeds per tray. Cover with 1/8'-1/4' of planting medium.
4) Cover the tray with light-weight burlap or cheesecloth and water gently with plain water. Never use fertilizer on un-sprouted seed! Water often and heavy enough to keep the soil moist, but not soaking wet.
5) Place in a dark location with soil temperatures of 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. A thermostatically-controlled seed germination pad can be important to help maintain this temperature in a cool basement or garage. Warmer temperatures will help your plants sprout more quickly, so if you're in a hurry use a temperature near 80 degrees.
6) At the first signs of plants emerging from the soil, water with the Constant Feed Solution, consisting of 1 ounce Weekly Feed Mix dissolved in 3 gallons of water, then remove the covering, and place the tray under maximum light.
Remember to give your plants full light as soon as you first see any sprouts showing above the soil surface. Any delay at all, and the plants will develop long, skinny, weak stems as they search for that all-important light.
Your plants have started to sprout now what
Make sure you get the plants under light right away
7) A 4'-long twin-tube shop light (cord already attached), with one cool and one warm 40 watt tube, will give a decent spectrum of light. Use two shop lights for each four trays. Keep the lights only about 1' from the plants to maximize the light. Never use a light that is hot. Heat can very easily burn the tender new plants. Light should be applied for 16 hours per day.
A fixture with 6 metal 4'-long shelves can be purchased from Sam's or Wal mart for about $70, and two shop lights hanging above a 4'-long shelf can provide light for 4 10' X 20' plastic trays. So, with just one shelf fixture and 10 shop lights you can fill 20 flats and start 12,000+ plants! But, let's be real. At the first transplanting you need 10 times as many flats, so probably you should stick with starting just 2 flats, and transplanting them into the 20 flats that will fit on the shelves.
8) Water with Constant Feed Solution daily or as needed to maintain soil moisture - but do not over-water. Too much water can drown the plants, and can also lead to Damping-Off disease, which destroys the stem at the soil surface and kills the plant. Use Constant Feed Solution until plants are placed in the garden.
9) Change the plants' positions occasionally, to assure even distribution of light to all plants.
10) Maintain temperatures in the 65-75 degree Fahrenheit range for cool weather plants, and warmer for tomatoes, peppers, etc. The warmer it is, the faster your plants will grow, so to slow them down, lower the temperatures.
11. By the time plants have their second set of true leaves, you should be transplanting into pots, 6-paks, or other flats. Always mark flats, in order to space plants evenly. This assures even distribution of light, air, food, and water to all plants.
To build a marker, obtain a piece of 5/8' or ¾' plywood measuring 11' X 20'. Drill 36 ½' holes in the plywood, with 4 rows of 9 holes. Cut 36 pieces of ½'doweling rod into 2 ½' lengths, and point one end of each piece. Glue doweling rod pieces into holes. Glue a ¼' piece of plywood onto back of original piece. Nail 2 - 2' X 2' pieces of wood 8' long across the back of the marker, about 12' apart. Nail a 14'-long 2' X 2' piece between the two previous pieces, in the center of the marker.
12. Always water both the plants in your flats, and the new destination planting medium before transplanting. If planting into the soil, watering immediately prior to planting may make the beds muddy
Purchase the Food for Everyone Foundations Mittleider digital gardening books.;
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13) Use a 6'-long 'dibble (½' doweling rod with one end pointed), to loosen soil around plant roots. Carefully remove plant from the soil, holding by the leaf only, and place in a hole large and deep enough to accommodate the root ball and soil without crowding. Plant down to the crown or growing tip, but never get soil on the growing tip, which will kill the plant.
14) Using the dibble, assure that soil is in contact with plant roots, but do not pack soil tightly around plant stem and roots, as this will damage the plant. Water immediately, which will settle the soil around the roots.
15) Maintain maximum light, and immediately prune overlapping leaves or transplant into larger pots, to avoid plant stems 'stretching' to seek light. Stretching will produce week, spindly plants that will never be as strong and robust as those which are short and stocky.
16) Before transplanting in the garden, place plants outside for 2-3 days to 'harden-off', or become accustomed to the outside climate. Bring them inside at night if frost threatens, and do not transplant in the garden until it is safe to do so, unless plants are protected with 'mini-greenhouses' or other coverings, and sufficient heat is available to keep them from freezing.
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I would like to learn how.
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love the lens great info on the different mixes of soil here is a great site on Indoor Grow Lights stop by and check it out if you have some time
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Hi there Steve,
Another great lens. 5*. I have avoided growlights because of my worry about the expense I have used natural lighting only, but have considered mirrored surfaces to make the most of the light I have. Could florescent lights be used? This lens will be added to the featured Growing Techniques Lenses on the All About Growing Food Group. Thanks for joining the group.
Perhaps steps 1-6 could be done using OL and LI tags - they will look and read better for it. Perhaps also you could add an amazon module showing the types of light to buy - I am nto entirely sure.
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How Plane Fuel Kills 8,000 People a Year | Fast Company
How Plane Fuel Kills 8,000 People a Year | Fast Company: "As if airlines needed any more reason to reduce fleet emissions, MIT reports this week that pollution from airplanes flying at cruise altitude (approximately 35,000 feet) contributes to 8,000 deaths globally each year.
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PingMag - The Tokyo-based magazine about “Design and Making Things” » Archive » Guerilla Flowerpots in Tokyo’s Public Spaces: "Guerilla Flowerpots in Tokyo’s Public Spaces
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The wonders of llama poop « Paradise Found Fiber Farm: "- Sent using Google Toolbar" Read about llama "beans" - poop.
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100+ Free Textbooks: A Meta Collection | Open Culture: "100+ Free Textbooks: A Meta Collection
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Carbon Footprint Calculator - What's My Carbon Footprint ?: "Carbon Footprint Calculator: What's My Carbon Footprint?
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Environment/Health early puberty in girls.
The most important news and commentary to read right now. - The Slatest - Slate Magazine: "Girls Hitting Puberty Earlier
More girls are hitting puberty by the age of 7 or 8, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. The study included 1,239 black, white, Hispanic, and Asian girls between the ages of 6 and 8, and it found that 'at 7 years, 10.4 percent of white, 23.4 percent of black and 14.9 percent of Hispanic girls had enough breast development to be considered at the onset of puberty.' Nobody knows why girls are developing earlier, the New York Times says, but ever since a controversial 1997 study found that puberty was more common among 7- and 8-year-olds than previously reported, a number of similar studies have been published on the issue. Some researchers say that obesity is responsible for triggering early puberty, and although the idea remains unproven, others argue that environmental chemicals that simulate estrogen are to blame. Regardless, the trend has scientists concerned. 'It's certainly throwing up a warning flag,' said the study's lead author, Frank Biro. 'I think we need to think about the stuff we're exposing our bodies to and the bodies of our kids. This is a wake-up call, and I think we need to pay attention to it.'
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More girls are hitting puberty by the age of 7 or 8, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. The study included 1,239 black, white, Hispanic, and Asian girls between the ages of 6 and 8, and it found that 'at 7 years, 10.4 percent of white, 23.4 percent of black and 14.9 percent of Hispanic girls had enough breast development to be considered at the onset of puberty.' Nobody knows why girls are developing earlier, the New York Times says, but ever since a controversial 1997 study found that puberty was more common among 7- and 8-year-olds than previously reported, a number of similar studies have been published on the issue. Some researchers say that obesity is responsible for triggering early puberty, and although the idea remains unproven, others argue that environmental chemicals that simulate estrogen are to blame. Regardless, the trend has scientists concerned. 'It's certainly throwing up a warning flag,' said the study's lead author, Frank Biro. 'I think we need to think about the stuff we're exposing our bodies to and the bodies of our kids. This is a wake-up call, and I think we need to pay attention to it.'
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Are Crosswords, Sudoku, and Other Puzzles Good for Your Brain?
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Doing a challenging jigsaw (no fewer than 500 pieces!) requires your brain to perform many complex cognitive tasks at once: making fine visual judgments about where pieces belong, mentally 'rotating' the pieces, manipulating the pieces in your hands, and shifting your attention from the small piece to the big picture. They give the brain a real workout!
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The Best Bet for
Your Brain
Doing a challenging jigsaw (no fewer than 500 pieces!) requires your brain to perform many complex cognitive tasks at once: making fine visual judgments about where pieces belong, mentally 'rotating' the pieces, manipulating the pieces in your hands, and shifting your attention from the small piece to the big picture. They give the brain a real workout!
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Great Plant Picks
Great Plant Picks: "Great Plant Picks (GPP) is an educational plant awards program of outstanding plants for the maritime Pacific Northwest
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
Shelf Life Advice | Avoid waste...Save money...Stay green
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Monday, July 26, 2010
Now legal in the U.S.: Jailbreaking your iPhone, ripping a DVD for educational purposes
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Growlights how to start plants indoors
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Sunday, July 25, 2010
Seattle tells gardener: 'Cut down flowers or pay up' | KOMO News - Breaking News, Sports, Traffic and Weather - Seattle, Washington | Local & Regional
Seattle tells gardener: 'Cut down flowers or pay up' | KOMO News - Breaking News, Sports, Traffic and Weather - Seattle, Washington | Local & Regional: "Seattle tells gardener: 'Cut down flowers or pay up'
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Deluxe/Multiple Dog Survival Kit - PSKDDK
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Futurity.org - agujas de fusiĆ³n que las vacunas sin dolor
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YouTube - Do Wind Turbines Make Noise?
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A Problem With Wind Power [AWEO.org]
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Q and A - Converting Pixels to Color Prints - Question - NYTimes.com
Q and A - Converting Pixels to Color Prints - Question - NYTimes.com: "Converting Pixels to Color Prints
By J. D. BIERSDORFER
Published: June 30, 2010
Q. How can I move a picture that was e-mailed to me over to a photo Web site so that I can order copies?
A. Start by downloading the photo attachment from the e-mail message and saving it to your computer. Depending on your mail program, you may have different ways to do this. Common methods include right-clicking on the image and using the save option, clicking a download button on the message window or dragging the photo onto the desktop.
Once you download the photo, you can then upload it to your preferred photo site and order prints. In addition to picture-sharing sites like Snapfish (snapfish.com) and Shutterfly (shutterfly.com), many stores, like Walgreens (photo.walgreens.com), Wal-Mart (photos2.walmart.com) and CVS Pharmacy (cvsphoto.com), let you upload and order prints.
Once you create an account on a photo site, follow the instructions for locating the picture on your hard drive and uploading it to the site for processing and ordering prints.
Some services like Picwing (picwing.com) even let you e-mail photos for printing. And Mac owners using Apple’s Mail program can use the Save to iPhoto drop-down menu on the message header. Open the iPhoto program, select the saved picture and choose Order Prints under the File menu to get your photo finishing done through Apple.
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Published: June 30, 2010
Q. How can I move a picture that was e-mailed to me over to a photo Web site so that I can order copies?
A. Start by downloading the photo attachment from the e-mail message and saving it to your computer. Depending on your mail program, you may have different ways to do this. Common methods include right-clicking on the image and using the save option, clicking a download button on the message window or dragging the photo onto the desktop.
Once you download the photo, you can then upload it to your preferred photo site and order prints. In addition to picture-sharing sites like Snapfish (snapfish.com) and Shutterfly (shutterfly.com), many stores, like Walgreens (photo.walgreens.com), Wal-Mart (photos2.walmart.com) and CVS Pharmacy (cvsphoto.com), let you upload and order prints.
Once you create an account on a photo site, follow the instructions for locating the picture on your hard drive and uploading it to the site for processing and ordering prints.
Some services like Picwing (picwing.com) even let you e-mail photos for printing. And Mac owners using Apple’s Mail program can use the Save to iPhoto drop-down menu on the message header. Open the iPhoto program, select the saved picture and choose Order Prints under the File menu to get your photo finishing done through Apple.
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"Voices of the Strait" Video
What: Opening celebration of "Voices of the Strait" Video
When: Thursday, July 15th.
Time: 7 to 9 PM
Where: Port Angeles Library, Carver Room (just inside the front doors on the left)
Admission: Free
Agenda:
- Introductions
- Showing of Voices of the Strait (15 minutes)
- Showing of Voices of the Strait - The Scuba Perspective (6 Minutes)
- Panel discussion with some of the participants, production crew and sponsors (1 hour maximum)
Sunday, June 27, 2010
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Friday, June 25, 2010
The Ultimate Guide To Gmail [PDF]
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Today, we will be focusing on Gmail or sometimes called Google Mail, and present MakeUseOf’s Ultimate Guide To Gmail written by Taty Sena from SimplyTatyDesigns.
Inside the 34 page eBook you will learn:
- The history of Gmail and how it began
- Why you should choose Gmail over another email provider
- How to use Gmail, manage and organize your emails
- Getting the most out of Gmail
- Instructions on how to use Gmail with other email providers
- Links to best Gmail tips and hacks.
- Access Gmail on a mobile device
- Gmail Buzz
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Chemical in antibacterial soaps produces toxic dioxins
Chemical in antibacterial soaps produces toxic dioxins: "Chemical in antibacterial soaps produces toxic dioxins
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 by: S. L. Baker, features writer
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010 by: S. L. Baker, features writer
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
The most important news and commentary to read right now. - The Slatest - Slate Magazine
The most important news and commentary to read right now. - The Slatest - Slate Magazine Kids not meeting reading standards. Surprised?
Friday, May 14, 2010
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Monday, April 26, 2010
Capt. Charles Moore on the seas of plastic | Video on TED.com
Capt. Charles Moore on the seas of plastic | Video on TED.com: "Capt. Charles Moore of the Algalita Marine Research Foundation first discovered the Great Pacific Garbage Patch -- an endless floating waste of plastic trash. Now he's drawing attention to the growing, choking problem of plastic debris in our seas."
current work
current workKilling birds and ourselves with our plastic garbage. Horrible. Sad. The pictures, here, are not for the squeamish, but if you see them, you will never throw away another piece of plastic...especially if you know it ends up in the ocean.
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Free Technology for Teachers: Ning Ends Free Networks - Try These Alternatives
Free Technology for Teachers: Ning Ends Free Networks - Try These Alternatives: "A review of free technology resources and how teachers can use them. Ideas for technology integration in education."
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Local 2020 - Home
Local 2020 - Home
Working together toward local sustainability- integrating economy, ecology & community via action & education
Working together toward local sustainability- integrating economy, ecology & community via action & education
Monday, April 5, 2010
What's driving up oil prices again? Wall Street, of course - Politics AP - MiamiHerald.com
What's driving up oil prices again? Wall Street, of course - Politics AP - MiamiHerald.com: "What's driving up oil prices again? Wall Street, of course"
Wall Street swine.................
Wall Street swine.................
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Main Page - Copyright for Librarians
Main Page - Copyright for Librarians: "Copyright for Librarians is a joint project of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and Electronic Information for Libraries (eIFL), a consortium of libraries from 50 countries in Africa, Asia and Europe. The goal of the project is to provide librarians in developing and transitional countries information concerning copyright law. More specifically, it aspires to inform librarians concerning:
* copyright law in general
* the aspects of copyright law that most affect libraries
* how librarians in the future could most effectively participate in the processes by which copyright law is interpreted and shaped."
* copyright law in general
* the aspects of copyright law that most affect libraries
* how librarians in the future could most effectively participate in the processes by which copyright law is interpreted and shaped."
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Don't let Hanford become America's radioactive waste dump
Don't let Hanford become America's radioactive waste dump: "The Hanford Nuclear Reservation is already one of the most polluted sites on the planet. Farmers in the region regularly report the birth of three-legged chicks and two-headed calves.
But a new proposal from the Department of Energy would lift the 30-year moratorium on shipping radioactive waste to Hanford from other DOE sites. If this moratorium is lifted, Hanford will become the nation's radioactive waste dump.
We have until Friday to speak out. The government is accepting public comment until then on the proposal to lift the moratorium. Speak out today and submit your comment opposing the plan to make Hanford America's radioactive waste dump."
But a new proposal from the Department of Energy would lift the 30-year moratorium on shipping radioactive waste to Hanford from other DOE sites. If this moratorium is lifted, Hanford will become the nation's radioactive waste dump.
We have until Friday to speak out. The government is accepting public comment until then on the proposal to lift the moratorium. Speak out today and submit your comment opposing the plan to make Hanford America's radioactive waste dump."
Friday, March 12, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Must Watch - Sprword.com - Spread the Word
Must Watch - Sprword.com - Spread the Word The documentaries below reveal the parts of reality that we are not suppose to talk about; the parts of reality that contradict common sense, but still go on unquestioned by the global media cartel and unanswered by our governments. Spread the Word.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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CBC News - Health - Montreal schools ban green cleaning products
CBC News - Health - Montreal schools ban green cleaning products: "Montreal schools ban green cleaning products"
Friday, February 26, 2010
Learning - Educational Technologies - Robin Good's Latest News
Learning - Educational Technologies - Robin Good's Latest News: "Learning - Educational Technologies - Latest News
E-learning, workflow learning, just-in-time learning, virtual classrooms and the world of education at a distance. Educational technologies are the new frontier for ay instructional designer: Blogs, RSS, wikis, collaboration systems, e-learning tools, presentation software, simulation tools, real-time videoconferencing, online classrooms."
E-learning, workflow learning, just-in-time learning, virtual classrooms and the world of education at a distance. Educational technologies are the new frontier for ay instructional designer: Blogs, RSS, wikis, collaboration systems, e-learning tools, presentation software, simulation tools, real-time videoconferencing, online classrooms."
Thursday, February 25, 2010
FCC survey shows need to teach broadband basics - USATODAY.com
FCC survey shows need to teach broadband basics - USATODAY.com: "The survey found that 35% of Americans do not use broadband at home, including 22% of adults who do not use the Internet at all. Of that 35%, 36% say it is too expensive, while 19% do not see the Internet as relevant to their lives. Another 22% lack what the FCC calls 'digital literacy' skills. They fall into a category that includes people who are not comfortable with computers or who are scared of 'bad things' on the Internet.
Among people who do not use broadband, 65% say there is too much pornography and offensive material on the Internet, 57% say it is too easy for personal information to be stolen online and 46% say the Internet is too dangerous for children."
Among people who do not use broadband, 65% say there is too much pornography and offensive material on the Internet, 57% say it is too easy for personal information to be stolen online and 46% say the Internet is too dangerous for children."
Temple Grandin: The world needs all kinds of minds | Video on TED.com
Temple Grandin: The world needs all kinds of minds | Video on TED.com Attention: EDUCATORS...watch this video with Dr. Temple Grandin. -tp.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Muslims turning to home schooling in increasing numbers - washingtonpost.com
Muslims turning to home schooling in increasing numbers - washingtonpost.com: "They do so, he said, for the same reasons as non-Muslims: 'Stronger academics, more family time, they want to guide social interaction, provide a safe place to learn and . . . teach them [their] values, beliefs and worldview.'"
Friday, February 19, 2010
Hey, green spender: The truth about eco-friendly brands - New Scientist
Hey, green spender: The truth about eco-friendly brands - New Scientist: "New Scientist's exclusive investigation reveals which companies deserve their green auras – and which don't."
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Oregon is first U.S. site for a wave-power farm - USATODAY.com
Oregon is first U.S. site for a wave-power farm - USATODAY.com: "Construction has begun off Oregon on what would be the nation's first commercial wave-energy farm, said Sean O'Neill, president of the Ocean Renewable Energy Coalition, a Maryland-based trade association that promotes marine energy. It is planned to supply energy to about 400 homes."
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Slate wants your best ideas for how to live a cheaper, more energy-efficient life. - By Daniel Gross - Slate Magazine
Slate wants your best ideas for how to live a cheaper, more energy-efficient life. - By Daniel Gross - Slate Magazine: "Slate wants your best ideas for how to live a cheaper, more energy-efficient life."
Monday, February 15, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
How to make your school more eco-friendly | Environment | guardian.co.uk
How to make your school more eco-friendly | Environment | guardian.co.uk: "How to make your school more eco-friendly
A guide to lowering the carbon footprint of your school – the building, its food, and waste – and improving the curriculum"
A guide to lowering the carbon footprint of your school – the building, its food, and waste – and improving the curriculum"
Open Educational Resources Center for California | Learn to share ... share to learn
Open Educational Resources Center for California | Learn to share ... share to learn: "The OER Center for California provides support for community college educators to find, create, remix, use, and share openly licensed learning content. Together, as knowledge workers, we can learn to share...and share to learn."
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
“Multimedia” children spend 7 hours a day glued to electronic gadgets
“Multimedia” children spend 7 hours a day glued to electronic gadgets: "LONDON - A new research has found that children are spending nearly seven hours daily with their smartphones, iPods, TVs and video games.
The research, carried out by the Kaiser Family Foundation in the US, also discovered that youngsters aged between eight and 18 are always using some electronic device when they are not in school.
Some use more than one device at a time and consume over 10 hours of electronic content a day."
The research, carried out by the Kaiser Family Foundation in the US, also discovered that youngsters aged between eight and 18 are always using some electronic device when they are not in school.
Some use more than one device at a time and consume over 10 hours of electronic content a day."
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Composting center plans to profit from food waste | Reuters
Composting center plans to profit from food waste | Reuters: "WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - On a windswept industrial site near the Port of Wilmington, a front-end loader tips a fetid mass of half-rotted food and plastic bags onto a 20-foot heap inside a large blue shed."
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Fur and balanced: Guilt-free nutria pelts? | MNN - Mother Nature Network
Fur and balanced: Guilt-free nutria pelts? | MNN - Mother Nature Network Take the time to read the comments. SOME are very thoughtfully written, while others were written by dimwits.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
IRS Free File just days away from launching for 2010 on clarkhoward.com
IRS Free File just days away from launching for 2010 on clarkhoward.com: "Many other people, of course, have fairly simple financial lives with only one or two W2 forms. If that describes you, you might be a candidate for the IRS Free File program. This annual initiative allows you to prepare and e-file your taxes for nada."
5 Captivating Sites For Information Junkies
5 Captivating Sites For Information Junkies: "5 Captivating Sites For Information Junkies"
Friday, January 22, 2010
FRONTLINE: digital nation: our latest: education technology forum transcript | PBS
FRONTLINE: digital nation: our latest: education technology forum transcript | PBS: "Education Technology Forum Transcript"
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
Drilling Down - Vowel Sounds Influence Consumers’ Perception of Prices - NYTimes.com
Drilling Down - Vowel Sounds Influence Consumers’ Perception of Prices - NYTimes.com: "Researchers have known for 80 years about a symbolic connection between speech and size: back-of-the-mouth vowels like the “o” in “two” make people think of large sizes, whereas people associate front-of-the-mouth vowels like “ee” with diminutiveness."
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Friday, January 8, 2010
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Why girls should be encouraged to tinker - Holy Kaw!
Why girls should be encouraged to tinker - Holy Kaw!: "Holy Kaw! All the topics that interest us
Why girls should be encouraged to tinker"
Why girls should be encouraged to tinker"
Monday, January 4, 2010
Study: High heels better than running shoes - Science Fair - USATODAY.com
Study: High heels better than running shoes - Science Fair - USATODAY.com: "Walking in high heels is easier on your knees and ankles than jogging in running shoes, report researchers Monday in the journal PM&R, and bare feet might be best.
The injury, function and rehabilitation study led by D. Casey Kerrigan of JKM Technologies LLC in Charlottesville, VA, a team handed 68 young adult runners, 37 of them women, running shoes and observed their running motions in treadmill and video studies. All of the runners regularly ran at least 15 miles a week.
While the shoes protected the runner's feet well, they put excessive strain on hip, kneee and ankle joints, found the study authors. Knee joint twisting was about 38% higher than running barefoot, for example.
“Remarkably, the effect of running shoes on knee joint torques (twisting) during running that the authors observed here is even greater than the effect that was reported earlier of high-heeled shoes during walking,' Kerrigan says in a statement.
“Reducing joint torques with footwear completely to that of barefoot running, while providing meaningful footwear functions, especially compliance, should be the goal of new footwear designs.”"
The injury, function and rehabilitation study led by D. Casey Kerrigan of JKM Technologies LLC in Charlottesville, VA, a team handed 68 young adult runners, 37 of them women, running shoes and observed their running motions in treadmill and video studies. All of the runners regularly ran at least 15 miles a week.
While the shoes protected the runner's feet well, they put excessive strain on hip, kneee and ankle joints, found the study authors. Knee joint twisting was about 38% higher than running barefoot, for example.
“Remarkably, the effect of running shoes on knee joint torques (twisting) during running that the authors observed here is even greater than the effect that was reported earlier of high-heeled shoes during walking,' Kerrigan says in a statement.
“Reducing joint torques with footwear completely to that of barefoot running, while providing meaningful footwear functions, especially compliance, should be the goal of new footwear designs.”"
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
How Online Retailers Read Your Mind - Gadgetwise Blog - NYTimes.com
How Online Retailers Read Your Mind - Gadgetwise Blog - NYTimes.com: "How Online Retailers Read Your Mind
By ERIC V. COPAGE"
By ERIC V. COPAGE"
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