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>Who would have thought that space has a smell?!?! An excerpt from the article is below. Few people have experienced traveling into space. Even fewer have experienced the smell of space. read more | digg story

>It is amazing to think of towing a cargo vessel with a kite! An excerpt from the article is below. The Voyage of the MS Beluga from Bremen to Guanta, Venezuela in late January marked the world’s first use of…

>I just put a feed on this blog for my YouTube videos. The feed is near the top of my blog and the text of the link says “Subscribe in a reader to CroDigTap’s videos” in bold, blue letters. I…

>This is a fascinating article for me because I have long believed that handmade items were a way to create connections between the people who make items and the people who receive them. In a sense, that would be a…

>After looking more at the Red Thread Studio blog, I saw a description of the qualities of “slow cloth”. The idea of slow cloth is one that I appreciate, as it is about taking time and care to make a…

>Today I found a blog called “Red Thread Studio: Slow Cloth, New Cloth, Art Cloth” by Elaine Lipson. I am a supporter of preserving global textile traditions and of sustainable textiles and fashions. I am also a big fan of…

>Here is another place that I want to visit. I think it would be wonderful to see all the architecture and the garden. An excerpt from the article is below. The Ciudad Universitaria, the main campus of the Universidad Nacional…

>At some point, I would like to be a part of this effort. An excerpt from the site is below. The Eyebeam Sustainability Research Group began in July 2006 as a forum for past and present residents, fellows, and staff…

>This is a visual dictionary. It is quite amazing to click on various parts and see all the images related to specific English nouns! 80 Million Tiny Images