Glocal: An American Family Leaves It All Behind to Live Locally in England
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Training to Swim the English Channel: Treading Water
February 22, 2010 by
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Photo via Earthwatch Guest blogger Caroline Chisholm, head of marketing and communications globally for Earthwatch Institute , a non-profit organization dedicated to a sustainable environment, is swimming the English Channel in August to raise funds for Earthwatch initiatives. Last week was a milestone: It is six months until my channel swim . If all goes well, I will be standing on Shakespeare beach near Dover in the early hours of 18 August with just 21 m..

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3D Printing Your Party Shoes: Hit or Miss?
February 22, 2010 by
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Photos by Sonny Got a party tonight? Need a jazzy pair of shoes

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms. The global PechaKucha community is coming together with Cameron Sinclair and Architecture for Humanity to lend a hand in rebuilding Haiti and establish long-term solutions.

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms.

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month.

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms.

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms.

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity
In a matter of seconds, thousands of lives and dreams were destroyed in Haiti last month. Following the tragedy, aid came from many quarters, in all shapes and forms. The global PechaKucha community is coming together with Cameron Sinclair and Architecture for Humanity to lend a hand in rebuilding Haiti and establish long-term solutions

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PechaKucha for Haiti, biggest distributed conference with smallest ecological footprint, raises money for Architecture for Humanity

