A very compelling post by Rob Peterson on the credit squeeze. You do not need to be a market analyst to know that a radical change in the way markets are structured is coming … and therefore a big change in the way we all live. Hopefully market adjustments will lead to less of a focus on ‘growth’ and more of a focus on preserving and restoring eco-system services upon which we (and the market) depend. I like what Rob had to say about this … “So as lenders pull in – what does this mean? I think it means …

I’m approaching my 100th post and one of the most ‘shared’ images on the Web from my blog was one of my son (Hamish) sitting in a box in Byron Bay. Well, here he is again … this time grooving along to the Rolling Stones with his 2 big brothers. Proud Dad

It is amazing what generous offers you get from others when you make your own ideas and ‘work’ available for all to see. Jack Martin Leith, like me, is a blogger and Open Space Practitioner. Jack picked up my post to Twitter about a slideshow I created following a presentation I delivered to the Geelong College teaching community on Monday. Jack then viewed my slideshow at Slideshare and provided some great feedback … in fact he built on my ideas and now (after reading the links he provided) I understand my initial ideas more deeply than before! “I have two …

Hat Tip to Lee Lefever for this one (we must share a similar sense of humor). I’ve been prattling-on about the use of visual images to enhance communication in “serious” contexts like climate change and behaviour change for too long now. Time to lighten the tone and have some fun with Demitri Martin … Cheers Geoff

Announcing a brief pause in Blogging whilst I finish off a report for the Castlemaine 500 Project. A pilot project about household taking action on climate change. Geoff Blogged with the Flock Browser