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$118M gift from MIT alumnus will advance socially responsible and sustainable real estate development | MIT News http://t.co/ZfJWU0CVNh
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In awe, as usual, of the culture of curiosity @WeizmannScience @WeizmannInst. Science for the benefit of humanity. All humanity.
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A new Cluetrain Manifesto from two of the original authors, @dweinberger and @dsearls. Worth a close read:http://t.co/13pfojqtqM
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Additional Outtakes and Interviews from the film "The @InternetsOwnBoy": http://t.co/DMc3thj4AZ via @YouTube
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In pictures: Syrian refugees are freezing to death as snow blankets Lebanon: http://t.co/uKCjcW6pZihttp://t.co/etIjn2FCZ5
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Self-government in Rojava: interview with Janet Biehl http://t.co/MWwQKbWoUJ
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MT @marloft "recently been exploring a different sort of wiki, also created by @WardCunningham"http://t.co/dH3tAIlrSo ᔥ @monk51295 #fedwiki
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@monk51295 I was lucky to participate in #FedWikiHappening, Monika - still learning. thanks :)http://t.co/5Wt1HbHjrs @marloft @holden
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Proud of this cross-gen conversation about the inner work of outer change w @parkerjpalmer & @courtwrites @poptech : http://t.co/0ka6LRXt0Q
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Human rights lawyer & #MacFellow Bryan Stevenson’s latest book “a must read for those in law enforcement":
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ch 14 in eml ebook.
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Much is said about writing in one's notebook, and very little is said about and revisiting and re-reading one's notebooks.
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"From a One-Bedroom Bronx Apartment to @Yale: Dr. Dena Simmons"
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This book is blowing my mind. So many good quotes.
"What's the return on investment of /college/? What's the return on investment of having children, spending time with friends, listening to music, reading a book? The things that are most worth doing are worth doing for their own sake. Anyone who tells you that the sole purpose of education is the acquisition of negotiable skills is attempting to reduce you to a productive employee at work, a gullible consumer in the market, and a docile subject of the state."
—William Deresiewicz, from his book "Excellent Sheep"
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There’s Tesla, or zero waste, or flying cars. Then there’s RiverSimple: mind-bogglingly smart transport technology. http://t.co/0aAo9ncC9E
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HERO: Muslim worker hid and saved the lives of 15 Jews from gunmen at Paris kosher grocery.http://t.co/YroAc2LKzl http://t.co/tADL1Y08N8
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This focus is part of the consensus about mournable bodies, and it often keeps us from paying proper attention to other, ongoing, instances of horrific carnage around the world: abductions and killings in Mexico, hundreds of children (and more than a dozen journalists) killed in Gaza by Israel last year, internecine massacres in the Central African Republic, and so on. And even when we rightly condemn criminals who claim to act in the name of Islam, little of our grief is extended to the numerous Muslim victims of their attacks, whether in Yemen or Nigeria—in both of which there were deadly massacres this week—or in Saudi Arabia, where, among many violations of human rights, the punishment for journalists who “insult Islam” is flogging. We may not be able to attend to each outrage in every corner of the world, but we should at least pause to consider how it is that mainstream opinion so quickly decides that certain violent deaths are more meaningful, and more worthy of commemoration, than others.
France is in sorrow today, and will be for many weeks to come. We mourn with France. We ought to. But it is also true that violence from “our” side continues unabated. By this time next month, in all likelihood, many more “young men of military age” and many others, neither young nor male, will have been killed by U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan and elsewhere. If past strikes are anything to go by, many of these people will be innocent of wrongdoing. Their deaths will be considered as natural and incontestable as deaths like Menocchio’s, under the Inquisition. Those of us who are writers will not consider our pencils broken by such killings. But that incontestability, that unmournability, just as much as the massacre in Paris, is the clear and present danger to our collective liberté.
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Changing attitudes to energy and climate change - via the school roof:bit.ly/hwgtnxtslr
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"Eudaimonic" used in a @BrookingsEcon article? One of my favorite words.brookings.edu/blogs/social-m…
How Children Learn: classic of human, kid-centered learning http://t.co/4upWTHYPjC
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Leaders at all levels will succeed if they integrate the use of tools, technologies and innovative ideas like @SeeClickFix, @ideascale
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I work with miracle workers. https://t.co/asuqgzcYJx up regular cert, fancy certified cert coming soon. ht @mdkail, who has a real job.
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Maybe it's just me but did anyone else hear about Nigeria? 2000 civilians including women and children were massacred by terrorists this week.
Can somebody tell me why nobody is marching for those victims? Any world leaders planning a trip to Lagos or Abuja this week? Too busy? Bad flight connections?
Just asking. Imagine the statement we could make.
Can somebody tell me why nobody is marching for those victims? Any world leaders planning a trip to Lagos or Abuja this week? Too busy? Bad flight connections?
Just asking. Imagine the statement we could make.