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Flashback: Jump Raven, A Forgotten 1994 Video Game, Predicts 2021.

September 3, 2021September 14, 2021 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments 1994, biodiversity, climate change, cyborg, cyborgs, disaster, doom, duke nukem, dystopia, dystopian, dystopian future, freeware, hurricane ida, hypercard, james cameron, jump raven, lunicus, moxy fruvous, new york city flooding, new york city subway flooding, quake, robots, rush limbaugh, sea level rise, shareware, storms, supercard, titanic adventure out of time, video games, william appleton

Battling techno-nazis in the climate change-flooded streets of New York City in this largely forgotten 1994 video game, and remembering the glory days of 90’s optimism and shareware.

Ready For The Warm Weather? Spring Into Native Plants!

March 12, 2021March 12, 2021 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments alex zorach, andropogon gerardii, are lawns bad, backyard ecology, biodiversity, bioregional, bioregions, bplant, chasmanthium latifolium, coreopsis, daisy family, ecological restoration, erigeron canadensis, fleabane, gardening, gardening 101, gardens, green stormwater infrastructure, GSI, habitat restoration, horseweed, lawns, native ecology, native grasses, native plants, native wildflowers, nursery, prairie grasses, prairie moon, prairie moon nursery, root systems, schizachyrium scoparium, shortgrass prairie, tallgrass, tallgrass prairie, toledo, toledo prairie restoration, upper mississippi, upper mississippi country, why lawns are bad, wildflowers

A couple of weeks ago, we received our Prairie Moon Nursery catalog of native plants and seeds in the mail.

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