Heading to #UVic to setup the #LifeCycles info booth & free juice testing station for #GoByBike week in #VictoriaBC at 9am. We open up to public at 10am. Look for our banner sign.
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All the farm fresh harvest foods that we gave away to folks who attended the annual #LifeCycles #CommunitySharing day are from local farmers who donated excess harvests & from gleaning volunteers. We gifted hundreds of dollars worth of fruits & vegetables at the event today. Excess fruits & vegetables are going to rest of our volunteers & to Mustard Seed Community Food Distribution centre - located beside LifeCycles HQ, in industrial Esquimalt area.
My fellow #FoodSecurity pals were working the #LifeCycles booth. This was one of our first public events offering free tastings of our new juices - made from our B-graded local harvested fruits.
Come see me, at UVic, on October 2nd! I'll be there from early morning til early afternoon, manning a LifeCycles public info, free juice sampling & discount offers station there.
https://fairfieldcommunity.ca/events-projects/fall-fairfield/
A quick read. Sorry about the paywall. "My Immortal Lifecycle":
https://daisybrain.medium.com/my-immortal-lifecycle-47f9129bd803
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@wdjorth @dbc3 @DrALJONES ALL things have #Lifecycles. #PeterTurchin studies #QuantitativeHistory #Cliometrics #Cliodynamics, has a theory about what causes instabilities: The wealthy--and in particular Lawyers--who compete to become the privileged upper classes--are a fundamental cause of what we are currently experiencing. #EndTimes https://peterturchin.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-cliometrics-and-the-coming-rise-of-cliodynamics/
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The life cycle of an ant (Camponotus festinatus) laid out in a single photograph: eggs, larvae of various ages, a silk-covered pupa, and an adult worker. At #UTAustin's Brackenridge Field Laboratory, in Texas.
