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The fallacy of a lot of large corporation communication is that there is the notion of having to control it.

First published in Sweden in 1926, Karl's Journey to the Moon (Kalles Resa Till Manen) is the story of a boy who blows a soap bubble which takes him to meet the Man in the Moon.

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Posted February 15, 2010 at 7:57 pm | Permalink

“But living without a refrigerator seems slightly insane, if not completely impossible.”

Entirely possible in certain contexts. I have been living in Tokyo, Japan for 3 years without having a fridge. And I didn’t regret it. It almost started as an experiment when I moved from Canada to Japan and that I had to throw, sell or give a lot of stuff, because the space in Japan is much smaller.

Arriving in Japan, I created a rule for myself: « buy only what you really need, when you need it. » The fridge never reached that level. But it was Tokyo.

1. At 30s from my place, there was a combini (open 24/7), like seven-eleven in USA, but it was only the closest one. There were around 10 in a 5 minutes walk around my place.

2. The size of packages and portions of food is small! That changes also a lot of things. You can buy only what you will consume. No huge pack of milk. Small yoghurt sold individually, etc.

3. There were three small supermarkets with fresh products 2 minutes walking around my place.

4. If you feel not in the mood for cooking, shopping, there are plenty of places opened very late at night (till 3am) for dinner. Some opened 24/7.

All of these combined made my life much simpler, healthier and eating fresh products.

how you can easily re-use content on the web. The answer I gave was by using YQL

Encastrable is French collective which does guerrilla interventions at gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. They just use the materials available in the stores for their temporary installations and sculptures. They didn’t ask for permission so it was only a matter of time till the employees cleaned up behind them.

Since Cocoon release 2.2, Cocoon relies on Maven 2 for its build process.

To build Cocoon, use the following command:

$ ./build.sh install

In case of any failures, repeat command as necessary till you see the message:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Et si ça ne marche toujours pas, vous pouvez toujours rebooter !