Gabriel Gudding's Blog, page 19
May 10, 2010
Artist and naturalist Brian Collier in his shop with one ...
Artist and naturalist Brian Collier in his shop with one of his two prototype seed dispersal mechanisms. This is a hollow walking stick that plants seedballs in the ground. Note the hoe-like tip.
Brian holding the projectile model. Disperses seedballs u...
Brian holding the projectile model. Disperses seedballs up to 20 meters.
hermes after making a racket w/ a box. who, me?
hermes after making a racket w/ a box. who, me?
May 9, 2010
Iris helps with the syllabus
Iris helps with the syllabus
Iris helps with the syllabusSent from my Verizon Wireless...
Iris helps with the syllabusSent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
the origin of mother's day
It was American poet Julia Ward Howe, author of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," who first called for an international celebration by mothers. Her 1870 "Mother's Day Proclamation," in which she actually ventriloquized the earth, was pointedly anti-war. It was a call for peace whose intent specifically was to mobilize mothers, in the face of war, in order to save their sons and families in the
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