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	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Peace
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	Celebrate Africa - A Tale of Two Sisters
	Indigenous People Organize on Climate
	Jasmine the Greyhound - a Mother to All
	Media Activism from a Planetarian Perspective
	Students Find They Can't Kick Kindness
	You are Brilliant and the Earth is Hiring!
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1001 Inventions What do coffee beans, windmills, surgical scalpels, arches and observatories all have in common?
A Day for Park(ing) *by Margaret Keating* On September 18, 2009, in cities around the world, lawn chairs, benches, trees, and people will temporarily fill metered parking spaces normally occupied by cars. This date marks the annual global event known as PARK(ing) Day, started in 2005 by a San Francisco art collective called Rebar.
Food Abundance from Food Waste *by Ilonka Wloch* NOVATO, CA - Every week they provide food for as many as 1,500 households in Marin County, They don't charge for the food. Nor do they get paid themselves. Who are these people and why do they do this?
Giving with No Strings Attached! *by Ruth Robertson* Know someone with a high IQ? You probably know it is just as important to have a good EQ, also known as Emotional intelligence Quotient. But have you heard of CQ?
Harnessing the Genius of Life: Biomimicry by Jennifer Rego Imagine living in a house that self regulates temperature within one degree between summer and winter without a furnace or air conditioning, spraying your roof with a non-toxic substance that "self-assembles" into solar panels, using sticky notes without glue, and driving your car without fear of colliding with another. In the natural world, it's already been done.
The Rebel Clown Army Needs You! by John Hamilton Most cultures have stories about tricksters, who use clever play and humor to confront power and change the world. In our time, we have such real-life tricksters as Dario Fo, the Italian playwright/clown whose playful political satire got him a Nobel Prize, as well as banned from the US.