They currently tend 90 varieties of perennial fruit in the form of raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, plums, cherries, pears and apples. Their apples are set up for Pick-Your-Own harvesting and they sell them at our farmstand here and at several farmer’s markets. Art In the Orchard is a walking sculpture trail which winds through our…
The so called “format” of my trip consisted of an activity in the late morning/afternoon and then an activity in the late afternoon/early evening and if I was up for it something relaxing at night. I was worried that I wouldn’t have enough strength to do it all because of my hypothyroidism, but thankfully my…
As a researcher in my respective field, I’ve observed a significant misconception about the scientific paradigm. The scientific method often appears rigid and inflexible. One contributing factor to this dogma is our society’s limited spiritual engagement with the vast cosmos and the nature of the physical universe. For centuries, we’ve been entangled in disputes over…
Type: From Physics Research Title: Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber Description:These tracks (high-res version) were made by charged particles in a bubble chamber (a technology used in the 1970s). A magnetic field perpendicular to the image produces a force that curves the orbits of charged particles. See Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber for information about this…
So on tuesday was the opening day of the Steelstacks farmer’s market in Bethlehem Pa. I went with my friend Jeni as we both loved farmer’s markets. Through IMPACT (on campus activities group) Moravian agreed to have FREE trips to this farmer’s market right in Bethlehem. This news made my week. I love farmer’s markets…
This has been a pretty shitty week.Monday I got slammed twice from the academic committee about getting my grade from my summer french class appealed and seeing if I can get my on campus job (studiosouth) be an internship to get credit. Nothing was accepted. The internship was mostly a GPA problem. But the GPA…
A Solo Exhibition: Electrolyte For the month of July, the electrographer – Kristi Beisecker is coming to Florence, MA to exhibit new artwork as well as display previous collections. Electrolyte, is an exhibition that is a celebration of her progress as a fine art photographer. The show is hosted within a gallery space at a…
Happy to announce “Olivo”, “Water #2” and “Kelp” were accepted into The Art of Science/The Science of Art exhibition at Worcester State University’s Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Gallery. Please join us Thursday evening, October 22, from 5-7 PM for the opening reception for the show. The exhibition will be on view Oct. 22 – Dec. 3,…
Transitioning from a full-time job back to a freelancer schedule has been difficult. But I’ve been using the time to slow down, take some much needed time off and work on some personal work that has been put on the back-burner due to overtime at Yankee Candle. I spent the last week playing catch-up and…
“Creative Conservationism Fundamentals” offers a comprehensive exploration of a groundbreaking approach to environmental preservation that transcends traditional boundaries. This book unveils the multifaceted nature of Creative Conservationism, which integrates art, science, documentation and media advocacy, and education into a unified strategy for safeguarding our natural world.
Exciting news! Our latest paper explores the connection between Michael Leyton’s theory of asymmetry and geometry, the LSF framework, and the symbolism of the apple. #asymmetry #geometry #LSFframework #applesymbolism #universe
