For those of you that read my blog in an RSS feed – thank you. AND, you won’t have noticed that I have added a link roll on the sidebar of my blog, which captures some of the things that I am finding interesting at the moment. These are articles, videos, music and other assorted miscellania that may or may not end up here as a blog post. If you would like to subscribe to that link feed, here is the link. Of course it’s all done through del.icio.us which has just gone through an impressive redesign.
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Happy April Fool’s. Have a look at what everyone’s favourite prankster is doing to celebrate: Google April Fool’s Jokes Galore
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Photo by Nathan Ward Little elements that showed up lately: A beautiful periodic table of the elements by printmakers A reason why I love the web: Indian cooking on YouTube Johnnie brings it on with a great find on power. Bonus is that he also introduces me to Greater Good magazine. Dustin Rivers on unschooling as decolonizing liberation. Dude rocks my world. Jack Martin Leith, a fellow Open Space traveller, has been providing interesting resources on collective genius and innovation for years. This is his recent offering, an engaging power point presentation on world views and pathways to collective innovation. …
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Photo by Jeremy I was out surfing this week… Integral strategies – a site in evolution Why I Never Hire Brilliant Men: “Does he finish what he starts? Geniuses almost never do.” Ouch. The new basis of power suits? Shirts that generate electricity. Chaos and fractals – a collection of links Walkabout as pedagogy – Aboriginal unschooling Peer to peer governance RSS feeds explained (thanks Viv) Also from Viv…Pangea Day, a day for viewing the world through it’s own eyes. Richard Oliver on Kairos and Kronos pointe to this article on the same (and his lovely manifesto on Purposive Drift) …
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DIY Traffic Calming Two pieces of rope laid across a road calm traffic on a Tirana sidestreet (tags: traffic calming)