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Counterpartnering in Haiti

26-Jan-10

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Doctors Without Borders
Haiti: HOWTO set up a plug-and-play hospital – Doctors Without Border

Haiti: Locating the affirmative burden of responsibility

22-Jan-10

Logic and emotion
It was an earthquake. A really big one. Turns out the reaction and response reaches every corner of the globe. Perturbative, this event has challenged the dimensions of security, of rules sets, of money, of infrastructure, and of resources; and the world is challenged to provide strategic flows of security, aid, money, the [...]

An app for that: The Enterra

21-Jan-10

Regeneration

Two things cannot be rightly put together without a third;
there must be some bond of union between them.
And the fairest bond is that which makes
the most complete fusion of itself and the things which it combines;
and proportion is best adapted to effect such a union. -Plato
The poetic hymn
“There’s an app for that.”
Underneath the hood
[black box [...]

Bringing Forth Sense and Structure in Haiti

17-Jan-10

The Crisis in Haiti
“When disaster strikes the second disaster that looms is the efficiency and impact of the three R’s – Response, Recovery and Reconstruction. As seen by the poor response by FEMA after Hurricane Katrina, lives are lost when a coordinated effort is not conducted. In a developing country like Haiti the biggest danger [...]

Dots connecting dots, the lifeblood of market ecosystems

11-Jan-10

New market development begins with conversation. I use a simple network diagram to identify the voices of resources you’ll need to drive development of a market ecosystem.
In his book, The Long Now, Stewart Brand directs attention to the order of civilization. There are six layers, each unique, in accordance with time and responsibility: Nature, Culture, [...]