“The ideal society of the Taoists was….”
“The ideal society of the Taoists was cooperative, not acquisitive.”
- Joseph Needham
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“The ideal society of the Taoists was cooperative, not acquisitive.”
- Joseph Needham
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Our friends Samir and Lisa had a most beautiful, sunny, calm, sunset wedding. It was a very sweet, simple, and wonderful ceremony. Congratulations to the gorgeous couple!
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We had a summer guest for a moment in our wood pile. This weasel was not at all afraid of us and really seemed to like Ander.
Wondering why this little guy came to visit, I did a little research:
Long-Tail Weasel Teaching : Protection
Among the Karuk Indians of northwestern California, the Weasel is considered a teacher [...]
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Another groovy light!
Climbing Light $43 Dimensions - 5w x 3d x 7h “
Polished zinc wire
Translucent lamp holder
Chrome top 40 watt bulb recommended (candelabra-based)
A simple and striking wall lamp that loves to climb beside your bed to act as an effective reading light. The silver topped bulb creates a decorative down light.
Check out [...]
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From our friend Debbie Sciales:
This last semester, I helped my dear friend, neighbor, and mosaic artist, Sarah Dorrance, teach an art class to children of the Synergy School. After a semester of work, the piece is finished. We installed the mosaic (6′ x 25′ ) at the corner of 25th and Valencia over the [...]
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Don’t check this out unless you want to be addicted to a very fun and beautiful moving interactive thang!
You can thank Nancy Margulies for this! http://www.zefrank.com/byokal/kal2.html
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i am such a sucker for weird lighting fixtures! i just spied this on Haute Nature, one of my favorite blogs.
read more at: http://www.domestic-construction.com/for_the_home/ted_lights.shtml
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Judy Johnson-Williams and I went to the opening of this show back in March, and it is weird but I haven’t talk to one other woman who has seen it - SO GO IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN IT! It is a great show with some very provocative installations.
Organized by Yerba Buena Center of the Arts [...]
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We went to opening night of Chihuly at the de Young, June 14 - September 28 and it was spectacular. The de Young did not disappoint with the terrific lighting and installation that really showed of the beauty of the magical environments [...]
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In honor of Father’s Day I’m writing about my dad today. My dad just turned 80 years old last month and I think he looks young and handsome for his age. For his big birthday, some of the kids wanted to take him out for a nice dinner with some of his friends, but dad [...]
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