And men said that the blood of the stars flowed in her veins.
Indeed it does
I thought of you when I read this quote from "Arctic Dreams" by Barry H. Lopez -
"therefore"
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This is great
…and so much more wisdom on creative work from the brilliant Ursula K. Le Guin.
To create one’s world in any of the arts takes courage.
Georgia O'Keeffe, born today in 1887. (via whitneymuseum)
Indeed
Run to the roar.
In this fantastic Design Matters interview, Tina Essmaker, one half of The Great Discontent, quotes her mentor’s spectacular advice – whenever the metaphorical lion roars formidably, to run toward that fear rather than away from it, because that’s where the truly rewarding risk-taking is to be found.
It’s another articulation of Steven Pressfield’s idea that “the more fear we feel about a specific enterprise, the more certain we can be that that enterprise is important to us and to the growth of our soul.”
Also see Nietzsche on why a fulfilling life requires embracing rather than running from difficulty.
For a further taste of the exceptional Design Matters, see Debbie Millman’s conversations with Chris Ware, Dani Shapiro, Seth Godin, Terry Teachout, Sophie Blackall, and Massimo Vignelli, then subscribe on iTunes – it’s free and well worth it.
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2nd Hottest
2019 was the second-hottest year since modern record keeping began. NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration work together to track temperatures around the world and study how they change from year to year. For decades, the overall global temperature has been increasing.
Over the long term, world temperatures are warming, but each individual year is affected by things like El Niño ocean patterns and specific weather events.
The global temperature is an average, so not every place on Earth had its second-warmest year. For instance, the continental U.S. had a cold October, but Alaska set records for high temperatures. The U.S. was still warmer than average over the year.
Globally, Earth’s temperature in 2019 was more than 2°F warmer than the late 19th Century.
140 years
Since 1880, we can put together a consistent record of temperatures around the planet and see that it was much colder in the late-19th century. Before 1880, uncertainties in tracking global temperatures are larger. Temperatures have increased even faster since the 1970s, the result of increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
10 years
The last decade was the hottest decade on record.
20,000 Individual Observations
Scientists from NASA use data from more than 20,000 weather stations and Antarctic research stations, together with ship- and buoy-based observations of sea surface temperatures to track global temperatures.
90%
As Earth warms, polar ice is melting at an accelerated rate. The Arctic is warming even faster than the rest of the planet. This northern summer, 90% of the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet melted.
8 inches
Melting ice raises sea levels around the world. While ice melts into the ocean, heat also causes the water to expand. Since 1880, sea levels globally have risen approximately 8 inches, although regional rates of sea level rise can be even higher.
100+ fires
As temperatures increase, fire seasons burn hotter and longer. During June and July 2019, more than 100 long-lived and intense wildfires burned north of the Arctic circle. This year also saw intense, record-setting fires in Australia.
46% increase in CO2 levels
This decades-long warming trend is the result of increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, released by human activities.
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