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 had a strange vision of plastic bags becoming a living, breathing part of nature, and he created a crazy art installation called Ploubuter Park. The artist even wrote a myth which tries to explain how the creation might have come to be: A few decades ago, a new species appeared in the urban environment. Their appearance is known to a stanley cup ll, they spawn around high-traffic consumer centers and after they are unleashed, they start to have their stories on their own. Some stay close to their birthplaces but more wonder off on a long journey or serve the Man. By then all individual possesses its own personality. The light, almost bodiless creatures begin to live as separate souls. Their movement is without any sort of regularity and repetition, showing common traits with living organisms. Studying them is a joyful task, during observation a variety of choreographies unfold before us. It is easy to spot the metaphor for freedom in thei stanley cup canada r dance. The souls float on the border between existence and vision. Their existence is characterized by immateriality and lightness, which is brought to life by the wind. The wind, wh stanley mug ich in itself can never been seen but only seen thought its consequences. In the trees rustle, the light breeze touching our faces. Etc. The Ploubuter Park is the home of the study of this newly discovered species. The architecture is based on the observation of the natural habitat of the species. Those, which had been categorized by their habitat and their behavior towards  Euen What If Disney Villains Received Heartfelt Obituaries
 鈥?and certainly not for lack of interest. Biologists, geologists, physicists, chemists, meteorologists 鈥?nearly every conceivable scientific field benefits from ocean research. But marine science, and deep sea science especially, is dying, due in large part to ever-dwindling financial resources. In NOAA   FY2013 budget, the Office of Ocean Exploration suffered a 16.5% percent cut, while education programs lost over half their funding. james-cameron-says-todays-ocean-exploration-is-piss-po-5894566 Over at Deep Sea News, marine biologists Craig McClain and Al Do stanley cup becher ve observe that the U.S. has been veering toward a course where ocean exploration  and science in general  are becoming less and less of a priority to our society. This is a sentiment shared by the vast majority of Americans. How did we get here  ask Dove and McClain. And, more critically, how do we fix it  Dove and McClain address both these questions in their thoroughly researched, thoroughly interesting three-part post 鈥?and the solution they offer up for saving ocean sc termo stanley ience is a compelling one: ocean science needs its own independent agency with a dedicated mission. An Ocean NASA, if you will. We 8 stanley termohrnek 217;ve included an excerpt of the post below, but you ;ll want to read the rest of it in its entirety over at Deep Sea News. Write Dove and McClain: In general, science in the U.S. is poorly funded; while the total number of dollars spent here is large, we only rank 6th in world in