It has been a light week of blogging – I’m taking some time off. At any rate, here are a few notes I’ve collected.
- The Tällberg Forum: Every year all sorts of interesting people gathering in Sweden to ask questions like “How on Earth can we live together?” You can follow along with their conversations. (via The World Cafe blog)
- Photography of stones from Douglas Ledbetter and Ashley Cooper.
- Had some pieces of anarchy come through the filter this week. First, Rukavina on anarchist babysitting, next Pollard on possibility and third, “Anarchism in America” a great full length film. And then, a lightweight look at the legacy of anarchy (bottom up organizing, at any rate) in the corporate world as customers, and managers.
[tags]Tallberg Forum, photography, Douglas Ledbetter, Ashley Cooper, Peter Rukavina, Dave Pollard, anarchy, anarchism[/tags]
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Dave Pollard on learning, community and entrepreneurship
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Mark Blair stays up all night to market The Age of Conversation using all of the best web tools available.
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A beautiful visual and text post from Amanda, a woman whose experience of randomness is filtered through autism and her own way of communicating with the world.
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The Taoist classic of strategy, complete and online.
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A beautiful observation on the art of staying and being. A must read for cross-cultural communicators, and anyone non-native working in indigenous communities.
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Annette Clancy on the facilitator’s toolbox: “One of the things I do bring to the table is my ability to listen and more importantly, my ability to hear.”
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Na’cha’uaht on the real work in indigenous communities: “Political and legal efforts to achieve reconciliation are mostly disappointing and somewhat esoteric to average community members. In contrast Nicole Cross…believes that the consciousness and
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Moreisheba’s Tao
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Excellent article on what is being lost in karate
From a lecture by Phillip K. Dick called “How to Build a Universe That Doesn’t Fall Apart Two Days Later”:
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.”