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23 Mar 09:30
Connaissance du 22/03/2015
Il n'existe pas de mot en latin et en grec pour nommer la couleur bleu. le mot bleu en français vient du vieil allemand "blewaz".
23 Mar 09:29
Connaissance du 22/03/2015
Depuis 2009 il n'y a plus de restaurants McDonald's en Islande, mais on peut toujours observer le dernier cheeseburger-frites acheté avant la fermeture en temps réel grâce à une webcam. Agé de plus de 1950 jours, celui-ci ne pourri pas.
13 Mar 09:15
jean-françois boclé floods the saatchi gallery in a sea of blue bags
by andrea chin I designboom
a quasimemorial of the lives which were lost at sea during the transatlantic slave trade, the mass of omnipresent shopping bags stand to symbolize the priceless commodity that is life.
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12 Mar 09:40
emoji keyboard cover and software brings over 150 symbols to the mac
by tim spears I designboom
the 'emoji keyboard' cover and custom software by disk cactus, brings the joy and expressive power of emoji symbols to the mac computer.
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26 Feb 09:50
Connaissance du 26/02/2015
Des chercheurs de la société suisse Syngenta ont développé une nouvelle variété de tomate nommée FW13. De couleur miel, elle a la particularité de ne pas pourrir, mais elle confit doucement.
24 Feb 10:15
The Liberia Pure Honey Project
by Jeff
Feathered Form (2015), Jennifer Latour
My friends, photographers Andrew Querner and Nich McElroy, have just launched The Liberia Pure Honey Project. It’s a benefit exhibition in support of Universal Outreach Foundation’s ongoing work in Liberia, West Africa. In cooperation with the Liberia Beekeepers Association, UOF has organized the country’s first beekeeper training program and helped create Liberia Pure Honey, a social enterprise that buys, packages, and sells Liberian honey in local grocery stores. In the wake of the ebola crisis, UOF and Liberia Pure Honey are well positioned to make a lasting and meaningful contribution to the nation’s economic recovery.
All proceeds from the sale of limited edition prints will be donated directly to UOF and earmarked for the support and expansion of their beekeeper training program. Following the exhibition’s opening on March 5th in Vancouver, all works will be available for purchase from the Liberia Pure Honey tumblr.
There have been so many beautiful images donated to this project, and by many of my favourite photographers! Take a look at more images below.
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