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I Am Going to Dream Until Monday Comes in Sight, originally uploaded by swanksalot.

apologies to Richard Thompson for stealing his lyric.

Outside of the Garfield Conservatory

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Written by swanksalot

June 21st, 2008 at 11:50 am

Posted in Photography

Tagged with black_and_white, Garfield, public_art

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- Reading Around on March 9th through March 10th - March 10
  A few interesting links collected March 9th through March 10th: In the Dreamscape of Nightmares, Clues to Why We Dream at All - Matt Dillon. ... Long before the word "hipster" had even been coined, he chronicled the bleak existence of society's misfits, living on the fringe in West Town and Wicker Park."
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  Inventors and venture capitalists, in the meantime, are striving to create all manner of new technologies—bugs for biofuels, revolutionary solar panels, smart-grid applications—but it is hard to find anyone working on CCS in their garage (although some scientists are toying with pulling carbon dioxide directly out of the air instead of from smokestacks: see T echnology Quarterly in this issue ). ... There are better options for reducing carbon emissions, pretending that clean coal is a viable solution damages the progress in other possibilities. from a related Economist article: Despite all this enthusiasm, however, there is not a single big power plant using CCS anywhere in the world.

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