Monthly Archives: September 2010
The ‘Best Of’ Free PARK(ing) Day 2010
2010 was a good year for the exploration of participatory temporary public spaces. Take a look at the many photos from this years event.
Posted in Art, Build This, DIY, Featured, Heal The World, Participatory, Revolution Tagged Art, community activism, community involvement, community renewal, Culture Hacking, DIY, fun, how to be awesome, people-powered, public goodwill, revolutionaries, urban transformation Comments closed
The Little Black Dress wearathon continues
We're two weeks in, and the outfits (and photos) are getting more and more incredible...
Posted in Art, DIY, Featured, Things We've Tried, Visual, Wearable Tagged Art, burning man, creativity, DIY, fun, get crafty, how to be awesome, photography, Reuse, Wearable Comments closed
Not-Lentil Spinach Soup
Here's a recipe that switched lentils for potatoes in mid-stream and came up a winner.
Posted in Featured, Vegetarian Tagged freegan, lentils give me gas, meatless monday, spinach Comments closed
Nobody Loves Me But My Mama And She’s On Facebook Too
Weekends seem to be the preferred time for friend-and-follower purges. Do you re
Posted in Digital Life, Featured, Tips and Tricks Tagged advice, how to be awesome, not caring Comments closed
Bye bye styrofoam, hello filamentous fungi
Stronger than polystyrene and requiring 10 times less energy to produce than synthetic foams, mushrooms may enable us to stop buying things packaged in trash.
Posted in Featured, Heal The World, Revolution Tagged environmentalism, future technology, Good News, Green engineering, new ideas, packaging, recycling, sustainable Comments closed
Micro island floats on plastic bottles
Technically being more of a glorified raft, Rishi Sowa's DIY floating island casa made from upcycled trash is part genuis and possibly part folly.
Posted in Build This, DIY, Featured, Heal The World Tagged crazy ideas that just might work, DIY, Reuse, upcycle, wacky wednesday Comments closed
































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