Might it be possible to welcome the pain of "knowing" if it led to different ways of working with non-human others, recognizing a confluence of desire across the human/non-human divide and the vital rhythms that animate the world?
Hiking trails lace the park, which includes a bald eagle nursery, an urban ecology center, the city's only salt marsh and a viewing spot for the Amtrak swing bridge across the confluence of the Hudson and Harlem Rivers.
Kainji Dam (opened in 1969), the largest of the dams on the Niger, is 215 feet (66 m) high and 1,800 feet (550 m) across and provides electrical power, improved river navigation upstream to Yelwa in Kebbi state, water control of the Niger down to the Kaduna River confluence, and a road across the Niger, as well as waters for irrigation and fishing.
Through an interesting confluence, I recently came across three different instances of the same question: what is the "minimum viable product" for urban renewal?
The launch of the visual art exhibition, Contemporary Caribbean Art: Selections from CaFA Fair Barbados, is a confluence of artists from across the Caribbean.
At 90% confluence, three scratch wounds across each well were made using a P-200 pipette tip.
Incorporated in 1859 by Wyandot Indians displaced from Ohio, Kansas City, Kan., has a colorful history distinct from its Missouri counterpart to the east, across the wide confluence of the Missouri and Kansas rivers.
Cities everywhere planned pyrotechnic and other elaborate public displays to celebrate the millennium individually, but what evolved was a confluence of ancient rituals linked across time zones as the new year repeatedly unfolded out of darkness on television screens around the world.
The river has no dams on its way to its confluence with the Missouri River just across the Montana border in North Dakota.
