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Cascadia

A story teller at the gates of dawn

2 days ago

artificialintelligence

On the Threshold of a Dream The Canada goose is a common sight around the city, specially when the weather warms up, and the migratory birds return from its overwintering grounds in the south. More than…

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4 days ago

The Engraver's Message My most esteemed and illustrious Lord, May this missive find Your Excellency in great health and illuminated by the High Graces. This note is to advise you that the project…

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24 days ago

Spaceship Earth Taking inspiration from R. Buckminster Fuller, McKinley Underwood designed this "triodetic dome" that is currently home of the Bloedel Conservatory . Inside the plexiglass and…

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29 days ago

The Renaissance Entrepreneur My most illustrious Lord, I have sufficiently seen and examined the inventions of those who count themselves makers and masters of instru

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about 1 month ago

In a Royal House After arriving in the Americas, the Spanish crown proceeded to conquer, colonize, Christianize, and expand their new dominions, starting in the island of Hispaniola, present day…

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reblogged

about 2 months ago

Photography Lovers

Unique spiders and rare flies that look so interesting and cool Hi everyone. How are you, my fellow macrophotography enthusiasts? I hope you're all having a great day and are doing well

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about 2 months ago

Can I haz science? Scientific illustrations are fascinating to me because they can summarize great amounts of information at a glance, as long as they’re accurate. They also look cool when you add…

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2 months ago

Love in the Time of Symbiotic Co-Evolution The romance between flowers and insects began millions of years ago, as soon as flowers appeared on the scene, flashing their pollinated goods, and the game was on. Flowers and…

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2 months ago

A Beautiful Disturbance in the Force Charles Darwin called the quick and sudden rise of flowering plants 130 million years ago an "abominable mystery." This aromatic explosion is strange

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3 months ago

A Day's Honest Work Ever ridden a tractor? I rode one as a kid, and it wasn't fun. It was like being in charge of a beast that had its own mind as the machine jumped and jostled along the uneven…

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