Blogs about: Human Scale
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Attracting and Retaining Employees for Economic Health
By Dom Nozzi Richard Florida’s The Rise of the Creative Class has had a powerful influence over how I view economic and workforce issues. Essentially, the crucial message I take away from this book is… more →
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Flash Conversations
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Lloyd Davis wrote 1 month ago: Here’s a little experiment in conversation about culture – a flashmob of sorts except I … more →
Vermont Independence: What Binds Us Together
carbonpenguin wrote 2 months ago: The movement for Vermont’s political independence draws support from across the political spectrum. … more →
Community and the human scale
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Adam wrote 2 months ago: I think there is a good connection we can make about community. How is it defined? When we ask what … more →
Attracting and Retaining Employees for Economic Health
Dom Nozzi wrote 3 months ago: By Dom Nozzi Richard Florida’s The Rise of the Creative Class has had a powerful influence over how … more →
the F word
Trent Moranz wrote 4 months ago: I must admit although I had heard of Mike Seeger and New Lost City Ramblers I still am way short on … more →
Alaska Sights
jsmcfadden wrote 4 months ago: We kept hearing “You have to rethink scale in Alaska.” Maybe this is what they meant. B … more →
Who’s Afraid Of Leopold Kohr?
Trent Moranz wrote 4 months ago: Leopold Kohr… not a name that is getting much attention yet in North America these days, but o … more →
Systems and Crisis
Trent Moranz wrote 4 months ago: Today’s dog walking theme: systems scale versus response time in crisis. The bigger the organi … more →
What I did at RebootBritain
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Lloyd Davis wrote 5 months ago: I enjoyed myself at rebootbritain this week (it was a bit of a bastard child of 2gether08 and Innova … more →
On-Street Parking and Bicycling in a Town Center
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Dom Nozzi wrote 6 months ago: By Dom Nozzi I admire the desire of many “transportation choice” advocates to urge town centers to p … more →
Can We Use the Lesson of Less On-Street Parking from Europe
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Dom Nozzi wrote 6 months ago: By Dom Nozzi While Europe offers many admirable urban design and transportation lessons that America … more →
Montréal: Francophone Festival City and Paris of North America
Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: A city of villages Montréal is a city of villages; distinct communities (or quartiers) that each ref … more →
Gigantism and Solving Traffic Congestion
Dom Nozzi wrote 7 months ago: By Dom Nozzi Gigantism is killing American cities, as it killed the dinosaur and the Roman Empir … more →
Earth Hour - Please Participate!
L.A. wrote 8 months ago: give a hoot! from the Cool Hunting site: When, on this Saturday on 28 March 2009 from 8:30-9:30 pm … more →
Restructuring: From Hierarchy to Rhizome
Alastair McGowan wrote 11 months ago: We are in the midst of a historic revolution, a time of great change. Bob Dylan identified it in 196 … more →
Calender of Events in The World Of Green - Winter 2009
nancyastrid wrote 11 months ago: January 15 - Green Building Workshop (Brooklyn, NY) Time: 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: LC 400, Di … more →
Time to End Soviet-Styled Economics
Dom Nozzi wrote 11 months ago: By Dom Nozzi For several decades now, Americans have employed a very curious way of “solving” th … more →
Gainesville's War Zone
Dom Nozzi wrote 11 months ago: By Dom Nozzi THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA-THUMPA! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE . . … more →
Congestion is Our Friend
Dom Nozzi wrote 11 months ago: By Dom Nozzi Everyone agrees that traffic congestion is awful and should be minimized. Right? … more →
