links for 2006-10-16
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From Borges to Bruce Chatwin, the rich and moody literature of South America’s most European nation reflects its homeland’s squandered potential.
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The microscopic plants that form the vast foundation of the marine food chain generate about five times the annual total power consumption of the human world.
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A place where women can share life lessons about home, family, friendship and work.
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600+ pages of innovative ideas for creating a bright green future, divided into seven main chapters: stuff, shelter, cities, communities, business, politics, planet
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The Project’s goal is to obtain photographs of every spot on earth where a degree of longitude and a degree of latitude cross.
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New Scientist reports. “Farmers are reclaiming the desert, turning the barren wastelands of the Sahel region on the Sahara’s southern edge into green, productive farmland.”
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Andy Rutledge’s critique of the traditional graphic design community and its various instruments.
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Want to hook customers? Remember that good design isn’t simply about the product — it’s about the entire business environment.
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There’s no big secret to keeping your company on the cutting edge. Just make sure your employees feel engaged.
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