Glass houses

Teacher’s Guide Diatoms: Life in Glass Houses

Diatomite at Lompoc, California. Johns-Manville Corporation (1964) mines some of the large diatomite deposits laid down in Santa Barbara County in the middle to upper Miocene (5-25 million y.a). Many of the current coastal regions, including those now occupied by Los Angeles and San Francisco, were then under the sea. The Lompoc area was probably an archipelago or series of shallow bays and bet...

People who live in glass houses

Artists’ Statements Glass Houses: a View of American Assimilation from a Mexican-american Perspective

Exploring Autobiography My interest in developing interactive web sites began in the early spring of 1995. That was when I discovered the Internet offered artists a different kind of imaginative experience for their viewers. It also marked a critical period in my life because during the mid-1990s I realized my need to create reflections of the past, while exploring new understandings of the pre...

Green houses.

We designed a web server for the analysis of biosynthetic capacities of metabolic networks. The implementation is based on the network expansion algorithm and the concept of scopes. For a given network and predefined external resources, called the seed metabolites, the scope is defined as the set of products which the network is in principle able to produce. Through the web interface the user c...

Halfway Houses