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  1. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115920151

    + "For now, none of the federal alternatives seem popular in any state, and the possibility of litigation is high, Wolff and other experts said." #WaterintheWest

  2. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115920151

    + "For now, none of the federal alternatives seem popular in any state, and the possibility of litigation is high, Wolff and other experts said." #WaterintheWest

  3. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115920151

    + "For now, none of the federal alternatives seem popular in any state, and the possibility of litigation is high, Wolff and other experts said." #WaterintheWest

  4. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115920151

    + "For now, none of the federal alternatives seem popular in any state, and the possibility of litigation is high, Wolff and other experts said."

  5. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115631208

    + "Gros Morne provides some of the world’s best exhibits of the process of plate tectonics...dates back to around 1.2 billion years ago, when present-day North America collided with another continent" earthobservatory.nasa.gov/imag see also gc.copernicus.org/preprints/gc re: the "Cambrian–Ordovician boundary" #geologicaltime + some "site-specific ephemeral artworks" #landart

  6. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115631208

    + "Gros Morne provides some of the world’s best exhibits of the process of plate tectonics...dates back to around 1.2 billion years ago, when present-day North America collided with another continent" earthobservatory.nasa.gov/imag see also gc.copernicus.org/preprints/gc re: the "Cambrian–Ordovician boundary" #geologicaltime + some "site-specific ephemeral artworks" #landart

  7. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115631208

    + "Gros Morne provides some of the world’s best exhibits of the process of plate tectonics...dates back to around 1.2 billion years ago, when present-day North America collided with another continent" earthobservatory.nasa.gov/imag see also gc.copernicus.org/preprints/gc re: the "Cambrian–Ordovician boundary" #geologicaltime + some "site-specific ephemeral artworks" #landart

  8. RE: mas.to/@namhenderson/115631208

    + "Gros Morne provides some of the world’s best exhibits of the process of plate tectonics...dates back to around 1.2 billion years ago, when present-day North America collided with another continent" earthobservatory.nasa.gov/imag see also gc.copernicus.org/preprints/gc re: the "Cambrian–Ordovician boundary" + some "site-specific ephemeral artworks"

  9. Over at Orion Magazine Corinne Segal writes about “a few of the people working to bring back the rivers of the past, in form and in spirit. The shape of their projects are all different; what they share are respect for the agency of water and a deep desire to work in partnership with it. Together, their stories form a vision of what a daylighted world could look like.

    The groups and projects range from Baltimore and New York City to Auckland and Istanbul and include actual plans to restore and uncover historic waterways, as well as more artistic/interpretive efforts such as Ghost Rivers.

    https://namhenderson.wordpress.com/2024/11/02/re-daylighting-et-al/

    #daylighting

  10. @namhenderson sweet, we're there reasonably often (#Station26) but their selection of food trucks has been less what we want recently. Of course we were eating sushi at #Cohesion because they had NO food truck. The server told me to open a restaurant but my wife pointed out that idea is insane so no #Cajun cooking with indoor seating next to Cohesion I guess!
    We had to drive down to #Sprouts for food!!!

  11. In the beginning, meditate on compassion; in the middle, meditate on compassion; in the end, meditate on compassion.

    Besides insisting on the importance of compassion, Matthieu speaks about meditation as a contemplative science, neuroplasticity et al.

    Via the NYT

    https://namhenderson.wordpress.com/2023/11/02/advice-from-the-dalai-lama/

    #DalaiLama #MatthieuRicard

  12. re: Professor Ainehi Edoro’s ‘Forest Imaginaries: How African Novels Think’

    a conceptual tool for rethinking the forms, histories, aesthetics, and critical methods of African literature…They are spaces for worldmaking—­a kind of cosmogonic laboratory where storytellers try out different ways of reconfiguring the laws that govern our worlds so that they can offer us the knowledge of how to build a better world.

    via Harare Review

    #Africa #forests
  13. #ICYMI "In addition to the central obelisk...the complex includes a branch of the Chicago Public Library, an N.B.A.-size basketball court, a teaching kitchen, a playground, gardens and a sledding hill...While adult admission to the Center’s museum costs $30, much of the campus is free and the art is spread throughout." nytimes.com/2026/05/01/arts/de re: the #Obamalisk + more