on gardens being universal.. i toally agree.. however its a pity that the biggest urban garden- that just happened to be in los angeles- was destroyed by the city of los angeles

woah.. really interesting.. it would be great to have some kind of graphic about earthquakes and the vicinity of damns/mines/oil drilling .. to see really how real all that is..

how ridiculous! really, sea kittens? the idea is so stupid its funny. really, i mean wow im floored the idea even got into print. bravo peta! you have made me laugh.

hey… thanks… i liked my post too! 

yea thats whats been happening in la.. it was all over the news and everything. 

on gardens being universal.. i toally agree.. however its a pity that the biggest urban garden- that just happened to be in los angeles- was destroyed by the city of los angeles

woah.. really interesting.. it would be great to have some kind of graphic about earthquakes and the vicinity of damns/mines/oil drilling .. to see really how real all that is..

how ridiculous! really, sea kittens? the idea is so stupid its funny. really, i mean wow im floored the idea even got into print. bravo peta! you have made me laugh.

hey… thanks… i liked my post too! 

yea thats whats been happening in la.. it was all over the news and everything. 

this is really cool, i just looked at it bldblog is a great site! another great one is designiskinky cool stuff there too.

point well taken!….however

its true that it is ignorant to label the whole country of china as freedom hating and evil- for even implying that the whole country and its people are evil i am gravely sorry because i do not believe that.

as a mexican citizen i have to say my comments have very little to do with american politics. and i do stand by my comments that the chinese government is committing evils to human rights and that they are probably hiding some. for that matter i feel that most countries of the world do commit evil acts. now whether or not this opinion makes me progressive or not i really dont care, its my opinion and in addition i dont feel that this is racist. i have plenty of criticisms about the usa as well as most of the worlds countries who have also committed and commit great wrongs against humanity- so dont feel im targeting china-

now, i feel that the citizens of the world are good people, its just the governments of the world including my home mexico are twisted and corrupt. its up to individuals to live good lives and surpass the wrongs of their home land. its up to every person to contribute something good.

as an architect/urbanist many of my criticisms are about how urban planning over the world polarizes the poor and puts them at great disadvantage. part of the reason i love this magazine is that it tells the stories of people- individuals. and when it does comment on government its very frank.

oh yea, im not a member of the staff so dont think that the people of good magazine share my ideas— in fact im pretty sure they dont. at the end of the day im just a architect listening to himself type.

and to tell you the truth the reason i bought my very first copy of good was for the pretty aesthetics!

its true that it is ignorant to label the whole country of china as freedom hating and evil- for even implying that the whole country and its people are evil i am gravely sorry because i do not believe that.

as a mexican citizen i have to say my comments have very little to do with american politics. and i do stand by my comments that the chinese government is committing evils to human rights and that they are probably hiding some. for that matter i feel that most countries of the world do commit evil acts. now whether or not this opinion makes me progressive or not i really dont care, its my opinion and in addition i dont feel that this is racist. i have plenty of criticisms about the usa as well as most of the worlds countries who have also committed and commit great wrongs against humanity- so dont feel im targeting china-

now, i feel that the citizens of the world are good people, its just the governments of the world including my home mexico are twisted and corrupt. its up to individuals to live good lives and surpass the wrongs of their home land. its up to every person to contribute something good.

as an architect/urbanist many of my criticisms are about how urban planning over the world polarizes the poor and puts them at great disadvantage. part of the reason i love this magazine is that it tells the stories of people- individuals. and when it does comment on government its very frank.

oh yea, im not a member of the staff so dont think that the people of good magazine share my ideas— in fact im pretty sure they dont. at the end of the day im just a architect listening to himself type.

and to tell you the truth the reason i bought my very first copy of good was for the pretty aesthetics!

as i was watching the opening ceremonies i was also floored by the eye candy. as i sat mesmerized my brain woke up and i got to thinking, the nazis put up a spectacular show for their time. so china obviously is doing some great evils to human rights and there are probably greater ones we dont even know about, this kind of show of power in numbers of people was actually a little scary – almost militant. whereas the nazis show of display was outright nationalistic and militant and creepy, the display of china seemed to be hiding “freedom-hating” by confucius and 1/4 mile rollup led screens.

china, masking its greater evils by tickling our ears and eyes all the way to the end of the olympics, all the while numbing us all a little more to atrocities of human-rights.

bu-hao! (very bad)