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Occupy NYC's Recovery

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As New York City deals with the aftermath of superstorm Sandy's devastation, the speedy, collective efforts of Occupy to create a grassroots relief operation have been nothing short of impressive. (more)

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Living Small

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tiny-house-thumb.jpgThe tiny house movement is a beautiful, constructive act of rebellion against a culture where overconsumption, going into debt and overwork are the norm. (more)
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Tribal Technology

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The Surui of Brazil are using an unexpected new tool to fight illegal logging: Google Earth. (more)

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Psychedelic Thoughtcrime

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A Singapore-based language and linguistics professor faces an investigation by a Singapore university for speaking well of psychedelics.  (more)

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Support Indigenous Voices

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kantza-thumb.jpgIf successfully funded, Kantza will be the first creative film produced by the Shuar people, who are indigenous to the Ecuadorian Amazon. (more)
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Conscious Community

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A new trend is gaining ground in Sydney - people are gathering in groups of 30 to over 300 to "consciously commune." (more)

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Global Truths on the Pacific Northwest

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drda-thumb.jpgDarrin Drda takes the wisdom behind 'The Four Global Truths' on the road as he tours the Pacific Northwest from May 30 - June 4. (more)
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Nothing and Everything

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nothingeverything-thumb.jpgEllen Pearlman and Vincent Katz discuss the influence of Buddhism on the American Avant Garde in the late 1950s and early 60s. May 16, NYC. (more)
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Atomic Flash

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Researchers at Ohio State University have captured images of an atom moving within a molecule for the first time ever, using an ultrafast laser and an interesting new technique. (more)

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Cleaning Space

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The Swiss have a plan to clean up the mess humanity has made in space. (more)

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Forest Feast

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Beacon Hill, Seattle will be home to the nation's first food forest - a seven-acre permaculture project providing fruits and vegetables for anyone taking a stroll in the area. (more)

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LeRoy's Unsolved Mystery

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18 people in LeRoy, NY are suffering from a mystery illness with neurological symptoms similar to those caused by Tourette's syndrome. (more)

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Future Farmers

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Japan has a plan for robot farmers and tractors to transform land destroyed by last year's tsunami into a futuristic super farm. (more)

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Web of Intrigue

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An unknown web-like growth has been found on racks of spent nuclear fuel assemblies. (more)

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Speaking in Pictures

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New research reveals a complex system of language among dolphins that humans may be able to eventually learn and understand. (more)

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Shamanism 101

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Evolver Boston presents a night of illuminating discussion featuring guest speakers Adam Elenbaas (author of "Fishers of Men") and Charles Eisenstein (author of "The Ascent of Humanity" and "Sacred Economics"). (more)

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Evolve and Occupy

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The Evolver Social Movement invites you to join us at the Occupy Wall Street Solidarity March TODAY, October 5th, in NYC. (more)

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Force of Peace

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Wangari Maathai, the first enviromentalist and African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, passed away on September 25, 2011 from ovarian cancer at age 71. (more)

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Is Evolution Accelerating?

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quickening_thumb.jpg'The Quickening' is more than a warning: it is an invitation to deal with upcoming world changes with "relative grace and ease". [Video] (more)
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Agonizing Creativity

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flikr_thumb.jpgA study to be published in the journal Psychological Science shows that many people harbor an anti-creativity bias that they are generally not aware of. (more)
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