Monthly Archives: December 2006

XMAS HOMEYSCHOOL STYLE

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Posted in merriment | Leave a comment

PLAYING IN THE LIBRARY

from The Shifted Librarian. Hot Books is a game designed to bring life back into libraries by forcing players to explore, discover and share the deserted and unexplored spaces that make up a library. See also: Jane McGonigal’s Avant-Game Hot … Continue reading

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Posted in adult learning, deep play, experiential learning, libraries, play, squareone tools | Leave a comment

BY THE BOOK

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IRRESISTIBLE

I’m always on the lookout for stuff that makes the connection between fun, feeling good, and anything that goes better with feeling better. (Of course I do work for a maven (and innovator) of positive psychology in the organizational behavior … Continue reading

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Posted in fun as a value, organizational development, web media | 1 Comment

FRIENDLY OLD HOUSE

Took this picture during vacation. Canon Powershot A62; auto-iPhoto sepia. click for large version Share and Enjoy:

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Posted in my casual art | Leave a comment

BE SURE NOT TO LOOK PEOPLE IN THE EYE TOO

From The Philosopher’s Magazine, by way of Dassh:A Day in the Integral Life 12 surefire techniques – I’ve excerpted the note at the end. Tips for the Top; How to Be a Philosopher Note Naturally, these techniques are not recommended … Continue reading

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DailyKos at the moment leads with a commonsense parsing of neocon phantasy about the upcoming surge in mayhem, to be announced in certain terms by King George (of Cheney Inc.) sometime in January. The neocon shamelessly suffering exposure is Fred … Continue reading

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QUOTE-EPICTETUS

It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.” -Epictetus Share and Enjoy:

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A STARTING POINT

“You have to let it all go, Neo. Fear, doubt, disbelief. Free your mind.” Morpheus (The Matrix) Creating a mastermind is one of the fastest ways to get what you want. Our world is too complex to achieve much of … Continue reading

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URBAN VELOCITY

Where The Sidewalk Ends Behavioral psychology’s unexpected lesson for urban design (Linda Baker) [excerpts] “The idea of this street is that it’s designed like a public square but it’s open to traffic,” said Ellen Vanderslice, a project manager for the … Continue reading

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Posted in new paradigms, social psychology, urbanology | Leave a comment