Improvisational Theater as Complex Adaptive System

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I am in an improvisational theater performing group. We improvise full-length plays with nothing planned in advance. No structure. No outline. No character or plot development.

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How to Start a Neighborhood Work Group

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Q: My house needs a lot of work, but I just don’t have the time or skills. Is sharing work with neighbors a solution? How can I can do that?

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Designing a Green Nebraska

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On a random weekend evening, my wife and I decided to sit down and write some lines about environmental stewardship.

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Setting Boundaries to Enable Sharing

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It’s a curious thing – this “no talking” etiquette that has crept in to some taxi cab sharing and ridesharing systems.

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Foods We Share: Vegan Greens Pie

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Whenever I cook for a group, I like to keep it vegan.

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Yakutia: We are the Champions!

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Reader Chip writes: "A Russian TV channel has come up with a bunch of these clips: Various small nationalities from around Russia singing Queen's 'We are the champions' in their native languages.

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Better Than The Van

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Shareable readers have recently heard about CASH Music, which connects listeners to artists, and we've heard about CouchSurfin

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Get...Offline Event Livestream

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Mixed Dominance

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My five-year-old son Liko has one developmental issue.

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Sharing Stories in East Oakland

How can public art strengthen community as well as beautify the environment? “Our Oakland : Eastside Stories,” a new public art project by Bay Area artist Rene Yung, aims to do just that.

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