Monthly Archives: February 2006

Staying Connected

Staying Connected. Echoes of Conflict: stories of how communities cope Just published, a book about conflict resolution based on research undertaken amongst diverse communities in my own London Borough of Newham. According to Richard McKeever of community-links.org: The interviews in … Continue reading

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EXHIBITION DATE March 8th

The date for the start of my online exhibition is now set at Wednesday March 8th 2006 so please try to make some time either on the opening day or ensuing week, to take a look at the material and … Continue reading

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Google Pages – Page of blogs

An experiment with Google Pages, which was released today. It doesn’t like my older version of Firefox but works OK with Seamonkey. I’m not going to upgrade to the latest Firefox because I don’t like the predictive text box entry … Continue reading

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Asynchronous dar

Recently added to Darwiki Linda Hartley describes the difficulty of identifying clear research cycles sometimes, when conducting DAR asynchronously. “A clear sequence is hard to see, I know. I think this is partly because of the nature of the research … Continue reading

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Degree Exhibition

Welcome to DAR – distributed action research – the exhibition ( skip introduction and enter ) Hi and welcome to my online exhibition. For these two weeks I am an exhibitionist, so I’ve been out and about trying to find … Continue reading

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Aston Villa?

According to webstats, the single most frequent referrer to this domain in February so far has been http://astonvilla.blogfootball.com. Of course it could well be spoofed (referral spam) but the site does offer members blogs and aggregators so I’m not sure … Continue reading

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Pictures of new species discovered in New Guinea

Papua New Guinea has more than once provided true life events of a “Lost World” nature, because of the geography of the region. The shape of the mountain ranges has left behind completely isolated areas, some quite vast, where the … Continue reading

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