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Monthly Archives: December 2014
On the Kindness of Things by John Tuite
Originally posted on Kindness Blog:
“Treat objects as if they had nervous systems.” Bruce Fertman. There’s an old porcelain telephone on the stage. It’s only there because in the second act it is written that a character answers the phone…
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Love and hypocrisy in Iran
Originally posted on dianadarke:
In Iran, they say, there are two books in every household – the Koran and Hafez. One is read, the other is not. To understand this joke you need do no more than join the millions…
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Reblogged from Arts.Mic. Science Has Great News for People Who Read Actual Books – Mic
It’s no secret that reading is good for you. Just six minutes of reading is enough to reduce stress by 68%, and numerous studies have shown that reading keeps your brain functioning effectively as you age. One study even found that elderly individuals … Continue reading
So Much Magic around the Garden, by Michael K. Stone
“Why do you want to work here?” asked Cleveland Elementary School’s principal, interviewing Mary Schriner for a position as a special education kindergarten teacher at the Oakland, California school. “Because your school looks like a prison yard, and I’d like … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Great Ideas
Tagged agriculture, Cleveland, community, ecoliteracy, school gardens, sustainability
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Between Grace and Fear: The Role of the Arts in a Time of Change
Between Grace and Fear: The Role of the Arts in a Time of Change By William Cleveland and Patricia A. Shifferd This paper stems from the findings of a research project that invited a range of writers, artists, politicians, scientists, … Continue reading
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Tagged arts, Clinton administration, Continental Harmony., cultural resources, world view
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A Kiwi EVenture – From the Cape to Bluff by Electric Car: Guest Blogger Deano: Pōhutukawa, Pou Whenua and Power – Wairua to Ōpōtiki
A Kiwi EVenture – From the Cape to Bluff by Electric Car: Guest Blogger Deano: Pōhutukawa, Pou Whenua and Power – Wairua to Ōpōtiki.
Posted in Inspire, sustainability
Tagged Aotearoa New Zealand, Electric cars, Future, Inspire, New Zealand, sustainability
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Six strategies for creating system change for a sustainable future | Guardian Sustainable Business | The Guardian
Six strategies for creating system change for a sustainable future | Guardian Sustainable Business | The Guardian.
This Holiday: Give Presence
Originally posted on Live & Learn:
http://youtu.be/86qAkvaCgso Thank you Rachel
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