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1.www.theory.org (www.theory.org.uk)
David Gauntlett is Professor of Media and Communications at the School of Media, Arts and Design, University of Westminster.
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2.Must View: Fake. You Are Not Dead, A Guide To Modern Living. (www.fakeproject.com)
Deceptive times demand devious critiques. You Are Not Dead was born out of fraughtful observations of the state of our States and the repetitive, empty monotony of consumer culture and electronic music.
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3.Must View : Gaming social change (www.urgentevoke.com)
EVOKE is a ten-week crash course in changing the world. It is free to play and open to anyone, anywhere. The goal of the social network game is to help empower young people all over the world, and especially young people in Africa, to come up with creative solutions to our most urgent social problems.
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4.Gangs in Sudbury? (scottneigh.blogspot.com)
This was a poster for a local police-organized community forum on gangs, as part of a province-wide initiative to prevent gangs from spreading to rural, remote, and northern communities.
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The artistic collaborative Green Island team -- consisting of Imamura Yuichiro, Imakawa and Taguchi Ryo -- are keeping their fingers crossed that urban developers sit up and take notice of their digital landscape transformations...and maybe even go as far as to make them a reality.
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6.Science plus Art to Change the World By Bruce Mau (www.cbc.ca)
I believe in science and art and the practice of design that brings them together to change the world.
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7.BEFORE I DIE I WANT TO... The Polaroid Project (beforeidieiwantto.org)
:: An international community exploring what it means to live life to the fullest
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8.Time to Deliver: No Turning Back, Part I | OurFuture.org (www.ourfuture.org)
the two dominant scenarios about the American future that progressives seem to be wrestling with right now. These two scenarios might be described as:
1) Permanent Decline -2) Reinvented Greatness
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9.The Grim Message of James Cameron's Avatar (citystates.typepad.com)
The new blockbuster James Cameron film Avatar has been drawing a lot of heat from across the ideological spectrum.
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10.101 Zen Stories (www.101zenstories.com)
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11.The High Cost of Ignoring Beauty — The American, A Magazine of Ideas (www.american.com)
Architecture clearly illustrates the social, environmental, economic, and aesthetic costs of ignoring beauty. We are being torn out of ourselves by the loud gestures of people who want to seize our attention but give nothing in return.
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12.The Kings of Africa photographed by Daniel Laine | creativeroots (www.creativeroots.org)
Between the years of 1988 and 1991, French photographer Daniel Laine spent about 12 months on the African continent tracking down and photographing figures of royalty, and leaders of kingdoms
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13.Futurism: Manifestos and Other Resources (www.unknown.nu)
The Futurists loved speed, noise, machines, pollution, and cities; they embraced the exciting new world that was then upon them rather than hypocritically enjoying the modern world’s comforts while loudly denouncing the forces that made them possible
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14.Mapping North America Paradigms (www.newgeography.com)
For years, economic and social observers have taken to redrawing our borders to better define our situation and to attempt to predict the future.
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15.Warming up the Growth Plan for Northern Ontario (www.northernontariobusiness.com)
It can’t be an accident that no one likes the Northern growth plan. It took a lot of work to produce a document with so little content. The major result seems to be that more and more Northerners are talking about seceding from Ontario
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16.Bright Ideas from Baltimore’s Citizens (www.utne.com)
Artist Dana Reifler Amato and architect Peter Doo, who were charged with dreaming up a pie-in-the-sky project to serve the city, see an obvious solution here: Give vacant school space to artists in exchange for art instruction
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17.10 ways to use the 2 water towers (www.thesudburystar.com)
We have a chance at two structures that could attract development to the downtown. They sit on high ground in the city, offering a unique view of our past and our future. They are also incredibly sturdy -- based on the mass of water they had to support.This is exactly the time of visionary project that Bruce Mau has suggested Sudbury undertake. Redeveloping the towers would enhance our green reputation.
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18.Architecture: Place-making | ShetlandTimes.co.uk (www.shetlandtimes.co.uk)
Throughout 2010, Shetland will be playing host to its first year-long celebration of architecture and place, when Power of Place asks how architecture and place-making can help support more sustainable and thriving communities on our islands.
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19.How The Competition Works | Aviva Community Fund (www.avivacommunityfund.org)
Create an idea that will make a positive change in your community. Enter it in our competition and get your friends to vote for it. The most popular ideas will have a chance at being funded with the $500,000 Aviva Community Fund.
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20.Wealth is a System of Concentration (www.culturechange.org)
Wealth is not what we are taught. Wealth is not stuff; it is a fiercely protected system of concentration. Wealth is a verb, not a noun. It is the act of the hoarding, and is a key pillar of our culture.
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21.Ecological poetry: Sudbury featured in green poetry book (www.thesudburystar.com)
While Sudbury, or imagery from Sudbury, surfaces frequently in the anthology, the poets come from all over the country -- from Fredericton to Vancouver. Only Roger Nash lives in Sudbury, although Margaret Christakos, who has published seven volumes and had a novel short-listed for the Trillium Book Award, did call Sudbury home before moving to Toronto. Her poem, Wellington, is about a hilly street in the hospital neighbourhood.
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22.2009 Great Places in America (www.planning.org)
Great Neighborhoods Great Streets Great Public Spaces
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23.Nuit Blanche: a city changed (spacing.ca)
It’s not just more people using city spaces that makes Nuit Blanche interesting; it’s the way those people interact with those spaces that’s significant. Public spaces, private spaces and all the grey spaces in between have the potential to be transformed
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24.Nature Makes Us More Caring, Study Says : University of Rochester News (www.rochester.edu)
Want to be a better person? Commune with nature.Paying attention to the natural world not only makes you feel better, it makes you behave better, finds a new study to be published October 1 in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
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25.chictopia The Peoples Fashion (www.chictopia.com)
Chictopia is a fashion destination website that answers the ultimate question: What looks good on you?What defines you? It is your body shape, your skin tone, your age, and your style preference. By connecting style seekers to trend setters that are similar in shape, size and taste, Chictopia offers the most valuable resource for style inspiration and shopping guidance.