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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Initiatives
Bamako Initiative, Stomp Out Malaria, Bug Net Distribution. These are just a few of the buzz-words you should familiarize yourself with if you plan to do health work in West Africa. — When I got to Burkina, the Bamako Initiative (BI) … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Work from Burkina
Tagged Africa, Bamako Initiative, bug nets, Burkina Faso, health system, Initiatives, Stomp out Malaria
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The Hipster Hunt
In Burkina, there was no such thing as true American hip. We all idolized what we called “(H)ip-(h)op americain,” but that in no way resembled anything I’d ever known to be “cool” in America, so I usually just humoured my … Continue reading
Posted in Social Commentary / Other
Tagged biker, Burkina, die antwoord, graphic design, hipster, labels, leftist, little monsters, salem witch trials
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Les Méthodes de Traitement de l’Eau
For the Anglophone purists, I recommend trying out Google Translate. If nothing else, it’s a funny read that way. — Dans les pays de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, la disponibilité de l’eau potable est des fois très bas. Sans les systèmes nationalisé pour la purification de l’eau … Continue reading
Hygiene
If you travel far enough down the rabbit hole, you may find it is not the rabbit you chase, but your self. — Since Saturday’s post, I have gotten advice from several great advisors, sought new directions, healed, danced in … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Work from Burkina
Tagged art, Burkina Faso, flower face, handwashing, hygiene, soap, tooth-brushing, wash, water
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Stupid tangents
So as many of you know, I was recently involved in a relatively bad accident. I was biking down the bike lane a bit like this… It wasn’t really the end. However, after developing plans to deal with lots of … Continue reading
Nutrition 2 – the “three” food-groups
In addition to counting only five continents (Africa, Europe, America, Asia, and Australia), anywhere from 49 to 52 states, and getting named in rough correlation to the saint associated with the day of your birth or in one of the … Continue reading
Nutrition 1 – Moringa oleifera
In Burkina, and much of the developing world, nutrition is both necessary and hard to come by. Imagine the poverty line to be at somewhere around $1/day (this is already a bit out-dated). Add that many Burkinabé live below that … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Work from Burkina
Tagged Burkina, moringa man, moringa oleifera, nutrition, poverty, subsistance farming
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Bonjour à toute et à tous…
I have never written a blog before and am not really sure the right way to begin, but as all good things must have a beginning, ’tis better to jump in and see if I can swim than to flounder … Continue reading
Posted in Bienvenue à 'Wordpress'
Tagged art, beginning, Burkina, graphic design, Rob, starting point
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Addiction in America
That the U.S. (or any nation) is a nation of addicts could be definitionally true if one were to include all substances, so let us begin by eliminating things like oxygen, liquids, and foods needed for basic human life. For … Continue reading →