Asiatic Light Micropress. My business.

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Monday, August 18, 2008

Saturday, August 16, 2008

moss cleaning

Check out this, using moss to purify your swimming water. And they're already on the way to developing it so that it can purify your drinking water (it already can yet they're just developing the system). The concept of swimming water without chlorine, that's what's happening (insert Rerun doing the Campbell Lock here). I always hated swimming in chlorinated pools when I was younger. It seemed counter productive to me that you had to take a shower after you got out of a damn pool fool of water.

Now the key with this, as with all eco-technologies, is not to rape the environment. Yes moss may fit that niche yet next thing you know they are over farming it, destroying other natural niches, and still causing havoc with the environment. Yet all in all its a good look.

Friday, August 15, 2008

Save some Original Health Spots

Got this from my alike Divine Ruler Equality Allah. Check it out and if you can support this brother. We have a billion and one fast food spots, package stores, etc. We can't afford to loose one spot of healing.

Peace, This is brother Divine. I'm writing this letter because some of you may be friends or acquittances of Brother Artis Hinson, proprietor of Body Ecology health store. I have some grave news. Brother Hinson is in danger of losing his house/store by foreclosure due to hard times and balance due on mortgage loan. He has to make up a difference of approximately $5,000 to get current with his house by September 1st or risk the property going to sale on auction. If you have benefited from Bro. Art's friendship, his wisdom in concerns to health, or used his store when it was downtown before the fire, or his current store at his house, as a networking venue to meet other people of like minds, then you Know and Understand how it would be a tragedy if we lost the presence of Body Ecology and more importantly Bro. Art from the Greensboro, NC and Piedmont Triad community. Please consider helping to add on anyway you can or spread the word. I am also making this call to try to organize with like minds to have a rent party for Bro. Art to get his balance current. You can contact me at 336 675 1628, or Bro. Art at 336 273 7406 http://www.bodyecol.net . Also, if you haven't already, please try to scoop up Bro. Art's book "From Dogma to Light". There's something in there for everyone, even a SKEPTIC like me, because Art has some of the bomb raw food desert recipes. Thank you for adding on in any way you can. Feel free to forward this message. Peace.


Bro. Divine.

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Solar branches light tree-lined paths

Solar streetlamps are gaining in popularity. It’s one of the easiest ways for a city to green up in a noticeable way. Japan is even pushing the bar by setting up streetlamps powered by both wind and solar. While it’s (relatively) easy to slap a solar panel on a streetlamp and call it a good day’s work, it’s nice to take the time to add a little style or pizazz.

Vienna, for instance, has some pretty daring sculpture-ish “trees” as streetlamps. Seriously cool stuff for an urban setting. But what if you want something a little more subtle -- something that blends in? That’s where Jongoh Lee’s Invisible Streetlight comes in.

Going more along the lines of solar that mimics plants -- and not just in the solar-collection sense -- Lee has created a concept for solar lights that blend into tree-lined paths and sidewalks.

Creating a beautiful, romantic evening setting, the lamps wind around existing branches, collect light during the day, and illuminate walkways at night. Since the lights use the trees as support, they don’t need additional poles that would just increase the urban-ness of the scene.

I’m not sure how much sunlight they’d be able to collect, being installed under trees and all, so they probably wouldn’t last long into the night. So there’s that tiny detail to address, which perhaps will be solved with the increasing efficiency of solar we’re seeing.

However, the concept earned an IDEA award, and I hope that’s the first sign that these will eventually make their way on to city streets and park paths.

Via Inhabitat

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Black Energy


BlackEnergy is a national distributor of energy conservation products and an organizer of energy buying groups that help people use their utility bills to support Black communities. See our video profile on Atlanta's ABC affiliate below:



Now check out their site at Black Energy.

Get this word out. Get this word out. Get this word out.

Check out Amanda's blog who is associated with the site.

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Y'all didn't create yoga so stop that mess
















So I'm rolling in a magazine store with Phylis (who writes for that fresh metazine Originalthoughtmag.com) and we come upon the section of magazines on Yoga. Don't ya know that every cover AND inside is full of white anorexic looking women. Now Phylis, being Desi was like wtf! Another case of Europeans hijacking an aspect of another culture. Don't they know that Original people started this shiz. If you don't know then you need to check out Yoga is Asiatic over at the By Seed and By Soil section of Original Thought.

Another reason why I like to divorce myself from corporate food complexes


Because they think you're dumb. They keep trying to pull the wool over your eyes. And 85% of the population is like sheep and doesn't even read the stuff that they're feeding them. That's why its good that Mouse Print is on the job. They do your job for you and let you know the tricknowledge that the big wigs are slangin' at ya.