A place to learn – together
Written by Michael Kovens
Community gardens are plentiful in resources that promote the health and safety of its people. There are plenty of fruits and vegetables to feed individuals, like those shown below, so long as the garden is taken care of. There are a few features missing from the garden that I believe would increase he health and […]
Written by Michael Kovens
YouTube has a lot of different resources for the healthy and safe lives of its users. Most obviously is the massive collection of various videos to help teach and guide people to live healthier and safer lives. As shown below, these video collections are extensive in specific type of video (like the quick workout videos), […]
Written by Michael Kovens
While the concept of community gardening was regularly practiced in Native American culture, the first community garden of the United States was started in the early 1700’s near Winston-Salem, NC. The community gardens we know today, however, came about from the 1893 economic recession. Mayor Hazen Pingree (above) of Detroit initiated a program turning vacant […]
Written by Michael Kovens
YouTube first went online Valentine’s Day of 2005. Chad Hurly, Steven Chen, and Jawed Karim originally intended for their website to be a dating service. However, it quickly failed. After the Justin Timberlake/Janet Jackson half-time show (above), the creators realized that they couldn’t easily find any recordings online. Having a website already set up with […]
Written by Michael Kovens
Written by Michael Kovens
Written by Michael Kovens
Hello to everyone I already know, and even more so to everyone I am only just now meeting. I chose this gif to represent how I’m feeling, not because I feel like a dangerously mysterious murderer, but because I feel formerly friendly and welcoming to get to spend this next month with you all.
