The Beauty of Chaos

Exploring the meaning and intention behind the apparent anarchy we see in nature.

Friday, December 19, 2008

Lesson 3: All in a drop of pond water under the microscope

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variety of desmids/diatoms crescent shaped diatom water bear (tardigrade) water flea (daphnia) hydra Paramecium vorticella spirogyra rotifer...
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Thursday, December 18, 2008

Disease scares from our live-stock and food animals

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Hi, Today I will write about the Ebola scare in pork from the Philippines. Bird flu from China, Sars from Hong Kong, Measles, Cow pox, Mad C...
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

How would we want to live in 2025 and beyond?

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Incan idol and Aztec calendar, remnant artefacts of vast urban societies that collapsed due to environment damage, climate change and hostil...
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Monday, December 8, 2008

Lesson 3: Down Syndrome testing

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Hi, Today's Straits Times carried an article entitled "Safer Screening for Down Syndrome". I want to share some of my own thou...
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Saturday, December 6, 2008

Lesson 2: Can your heart run on battery?

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Hi, Yes, your heart can run on battery. Pacemakers are small electronic devices that regulate heartbeats and they run on battery. Why have ...
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United Nations forum and REDD

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Hi, For the next two weeks the United Nations Forum is meeting in Poznan, Poland, on how to battle climate change. Their main agenda being: ...
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The sun is the ultimate source of energy that powers all food chains. Sunlight energy is captured by green plants and passed on to the other organisms along the food chains. Without this original (asal) energy there will be no energy to power (sakti) ecosystems. The painting at top shows how Man and his machines could easily destroy the delicate and beautiful balance of Nature, which we can crush as easily as soap bubbles.
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