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Create a link by clicking on "edit page" button on the toolbar at the top of the page. In the edit page, type the word that you want to link to a blank wikipage to in between brackets... Example: "["What is Life?"]" To all students in the Sustainable Discourses class: Thank you for your time and energy, and copious distribution of insight and learning. I sincerely hope to see you all again. Please let me know how your projects went, so we can all reflect on the process. If they aren't posted here publically, you can send them to me at jdr229@psu.edu. I really enjoyed my time with the class, and hope that you all continue to dissipate energy as constructively and positively as possible (while also allowing the destructive forces of the universe to make their shadows!). - Jamie, UrthBound Extra Space More Extra Space to upload files for the class. Yet More Extra Space, including our first podcast tracks, from Dwayne, Jamie and Rich's efforts Friday 10/27/06 at the Center. PodCast - Podcast things WorldWork - When you can volunteer at the Center and for What. Learn how to make a link

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After reading the first two chapters of "What is Life?", I can see how this text will become an excellent jumpstart for our human application of these core truths about our biosphere. "We are walking talking minerals" (page 49) on the surface of this planet. "Life, challengining gravity, moves matter horizontally across the surface" (page 49), the intriguing Mr. Vernadsky points out. This elementary approach to understanding the role of living matter will be the foundation of how we sustain not ourselves, but the planet as a whole. Taking collective ego out of the equation will facilitate an open forum in which to discuss the role of the individual ego in sustaining the surface of this planet. What we lable as "human" is theoretically no different than my dog or the plants on my porch from a chemical standpoint. As memebers of the DNA family, we need to work together to help out our other less fortunate counterparts, mainly the O^2 and 0^3 families, along with other cousins as well..

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