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Building Roof

The House My Parents Built

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's PostsOne Comment

Going through old boxes I just found the plans to the house my parents built. My dad called it the Nautilus house, I never knew…

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07/15/2014
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Rise of Renter Nation

Renter Nation

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts2 Comments

According to a new report by the Homes for All Campaign of Right to the City, the United States is in a new phase of…

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06/15/2014
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Risk

Risque Triste

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Games, Gilda's PostsNo Comments
Gilda's Gaming Adventure continues... Today I planned to share my experience with the 1970 board game, SMOG. But that's not going to happen. For two...
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05/11/2014
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Jackie kickstarter

Big Water Kickstarter Campaign Launch Party

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, Los AngelesNo Comments

Jackie Cornejo, announcing the backer rewards at the launch party for our Big Water Kickstarter campaign. Click on the photo to see how we did.

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04/12/2014
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3 women on water

Three Women on Water

By Gilda HaasEnvironment, Gilda's Posts, Themes3 Comments
The story of water is a story of struggle.  In the following videos, three exceptional women explain why and what it will take to win....
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03/25/2014
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I still live with my parents

Moving Back Home

By Jackie CornejoAll Posts, Jackie's PostsNo Comments

Growing up, I fantasized on a daily basis about moving out. I wanted to be my own person, never have to share a room,  and…

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08/16/2013
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How to Make a Low-Tech TV

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's Posts, StorytellingNo Comments

Learn how to make a low-tech TV out of a cardboard box.

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08/16/2013
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Torsten house

Another Way to Build a Home

By Celine KuklowskyCeline's Posts, HousingNo Comments

Over the past few months, I have been learning to build a house alongside a new friend, Torsten Ottesjö, architect, lumberjack and pedagogue in carpentry…

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08/16/2013
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Good Robots

A Robot for My Birthday

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's Posts2 Comments

In his 1942 short story “Runaround” visionary sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov introduced his Three Laws of Robotics: 1. A robot may not injure a human…

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08/16/2013
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climate justice

Our Power: Climate Justice Alliance

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Environment, Gilda's Posts, Green EconomyNo Comments

Today’s epic scale, inter-twined problems of climate change and inequality demand that we mobilize unprecedented reservoirs of human creativity and collaboration in the spirit of…

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07/13/2013
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accompanist

History’s Accompanists

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's PostsOne Comment

The sideman.  The old retainer.  The assistant.  The staffer.  The aide-de-camp. Finally the task I’d been putting off for decades has been undertaken.  For the…

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06/26/2013
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Old man, young man

Role Reversal

By Albert LoweAlbert's Posts, All Posts, Recent PostsNo Comments

Growing up in a protective working class family meant rarely venturing far from my parents.  Eating out at restaurants occurred about once a year, I…

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06/26/2013
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labrynth

Making the Road, Together

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll Posts, Ryan's posts4 Comments

If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. In Chicago today, there is a lot of discussion…

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06/26/2013
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building a room

Starting a Room with a Pillow

By Gilda HaasDIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's PostsNo Comments

A couple of months ago, some friends of mine organized a building session in their warehouse in London. The idea was to gather people interested…

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06/25/2013
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giant duck

Teaching Against the Stream

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's PostsNo Comments

I help teach a university class on the historical and cultural geographies of London, leading an hourly discussion a week based around someone else’s lectures….

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06/25/2013
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burnout

Learning from Burnout

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's PostsNo Comments

This past year has been an important exercise in patience for me; a year of learning acceptance and letting time do its thing. A year…

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05/28/2013
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Clock head

A Time for Real Skills

By Albert LoweAlbert's Posts, All Posts, Recent PostsNo Comments

The first time I heard the phrase “Time is of the essence,” I just thought it meant that time is important.  When I started performing…

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05/28/2013
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Waiting Room

Waiting Rooms

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's PostsOne Comment

I’ve been doing many kinds of waiting this past two months. The first has been a universal kind of waiting: waiting to see if someone…

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05/28/2013
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home offer

Home Offer Waiting Game

By Jackie CornejoAll Posts, Jackie's PostsNo Comments

The American Dream. Setting the foundation for generational wealth in the family. “Making it.” The symbol of true success. Yeah, I’m talking about homeownership. That’s…

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05/28/2013
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yuppie zombie

Waiting for Zombies

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's PostsOne Comment

While I’m not waiting for the zombie apocalypse, I wonder are they in the Residences condos above their stretch of Hollywood Boulevard?  Does a zombie…

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05/28/2013
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