Sayulita
by MK
Shortly after my return to my working vacation, Eugenie rolled into port with the J 120 and a bunch of younger, tan, happy students who had been aboard since Cabo. She had spent a month and a half with students on the boat sailing all the way down much of the coast of the [...]
Notes on the Truth and the Web2.0 Revolution in 5 Movements.
by Risa Dickens
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“Journalists have a responsibility to dig for the truth, not to blindly report what both sides are saying. Just because people disagree doesn’t mean the truth lies somewhere in the middle.”
Recently Michael Arrington of TechCrunch and CrunchNotes had his writing plagiarized. Under [...]
by Neil Balan
A few snippets, assembled in juxtaposition, about our intersections with “energy” and “environment”, those categories we tend to compartmentalize as if they were external and container-like things (much like our thinking about “culture”) that we periodically inhabit and fill with temporary purpose and meaning. In feigning autonomy and control in relation to these [...]
