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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Goals for the 2014 World Parks Congress
Sydney, NSW – The Government of Australia and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) have announced that the 6th IUCN World Parks Congress will be held at the Sydney Olympic Park November 12-20, 2014. This congress takes place once every ten years and … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Announcements, australia, events, Parks, tourism
Tagged 2014, australia, goals, heritage, indigenous, livestreaming, local, parks, satellite, sydney, world, wpc2014
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Redefining Impact: Open Access Week October 21-27
The theme of 2013’s Open Access Week (October 21-27) is ‘Redefining Impact.’ I am currently unable to organize a local ‘open access’ event when locals have no understanding of what ‘open access’ means. It may be understood conceptually and theoretically, … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Announcements, innovation, inspire, open, Web 2.0 in Action
Tagged access, oa, oaweek, open, open access week
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#KeepParksOpen
Three words, one hashtag. Free poster with attribution-sharealike license. More park goodness online the planeta wiki
Wikipedia Woes
Long story short, a colleague asked if we could write each other’s articles on Wikipedia. I refused and called the practice unethical. Here’s the reply: I have never been accused before of being “unethical”, so this coming from a person … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, ethics, Web 2.0 in Action
Tagged communication, ethics, etiquette, social web, unethical, wiki, wikipedia
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Tim Minchin Occasional Address and Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters
Originally posted on John Suhar:
Tim Minchin Speaks at University of Western Australia Graduation. Transcript below video. “Tim Minchin Occasional Address and Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters” Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Mr. Tim Minchin. [Timothy David “Tim” Minchin]…
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WorldWide Photo Walk October 5: Sharing Space in a Sacred Place
Oaxaca de Juárez, México – Our next collaborative photography event will be the WorldWide Photo Walk in Oaxaca on October 5. We will be sharing space in sacred places, including notable churches, the Santo Tomás Xochimilco temple and jaw-dropping Santo Domingo (the … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Announcements, innovation, journalism, markets, mexico, Photos
Tagged mexico, oaxaca, photography, Photos, wwpw
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Dining with Dave… El Naranjo, Austin, Texas
Originally posted on Dave Miller's Mexico:
In May of 2006, school teachers in Oaxaca City staged a protest to demand higher wages. What was originally a peaceful demonstration soon turned into a 6 month nightmare for businesses, tourism and the many…
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