I have been meaning to do this for a couple years now. So OK. Lets start. It’s not going to be pretty. It’s not going to be funny. It’s going to be. And that’s ok.
What is this? Just some stuff I think is interesting. Some of it might be for you too. The idea is to share and perhaps have some interesting chats along the way. Lets see how it goes.
Basically there will be a short intro to a few articles with links to the full article.
Like it? Have a thought on one of the snippets? Leave a comment below 🙂 Enjoy!
Dept Of Rugby
SA Rugby Mag website Team discussed the Jerome Garces’ appointment to ref the Springboks, Rassie’s selections and England vs the All Blacks.
The post Inside the Office: More of the same appeared first on SA Rugbymag.
Dept Of Clean Energy
Clean, safe, unlimited energy? No problem, introducing the amazing ITER project
With the anniversary of the Moon landing this month, lets look at what else is possible when we apply the political will, social conscious and finances. Remember the ‘impossible dream’ of cold fusion….
The post Clean, safe, unlimited energy? No problem, introducing the amazing ITER project appeared first on brendan@work.
Dept Of Adventure
The Amazonian Travels of Richard Evans Schultes
Article note: Richard Evans Schultes – ethnobotanist, taxonomist, writer and photographer – is regarded as one of the most important plant explorers of the 20th century. In December 1941, Schultes entered the Amazon rainforest on a mission to study how indigenous peoples used plants for medicinal, ritual and practical purposes. He went on to spend over a decade immersed in near-continuous fieldwork, collecting more than 24,000 species of plants including some 300 species new to science. In this interactive map journal, retrace Schultes’ extraordinary adventures and experience the thrill of scientific exploration and discovery. Through a series of interactive maps, explore the magical landscapes and indigenous cultures of the Amazon Rainforest, presented through the lens of Schultes’ vivid photography and ethnobotanical research.
Dept Of Local Stuff
‘There’s a lot of money down there’: the deadly cities of gold beneath Johannesburg | Cities | The Guardian
Article note: Really interesting story about the millions of ounces of unmined gold still believed to lie below the surface of JHB, fuelling a booming – but frequently deadly – illicit industry.
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