snow at #c4cc
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Originally posted on Centre for Creative Collaboration – blog
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To Southby or not to Southby
Well it didn’t come as a great surprise but I got confirmation yesterday that my panel about Tuttle2Texas (last year’s trip) has not been accepted in the (pretty much) final round of selection for the South By South West Interactive Festival. I don’t know the reason it wasn’t selected. Obviously with the large numbers of…
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at #c4cc creative collaboration even happens in the loo!
Originally posted on Centre for Creative Collaboration – blog
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Road Movies
In the run up to the trip, I’d like to institute a weekly film screening after Tuttle on Fridays to watch some of the best movies about roadtrips (preferably across the USA but maybe other journeys too) The deal will be that Tuttle will finish at 12 as usual, there’ll be a break for people…
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Racing
I had a chat at #tuttle with Al Robertson about incorporating some sort of racing element to the trip. He suggested instead of racing people to pit myself perhaps against some moleskins, USB sticks or other storage devices that could be passed on from person to person completely independent of my trip. Hurrah (yet again)…
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Exploring Collaborative Social Art
Come and experience making social art together at the Centre for Creative Collaboration next Wednesday evening (15th December). Please book on Eventbrite – it says “Free” but that means “pay on the day” 🙂 My definition of social art is “The process or product of skilfully bringing people together in such a way as to…
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Little Dad
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXsfeBXjG_Q] Someone special just reminded me of this. Got my Thursday off with a grin.
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30 fucking years
So let’s get one thing straight, kids. Thirty years ago today, on 8th December 1980, it was not cool to like John Lennon, it was not cool to like The Beatles. In what we had in place of iTunes back then, the record department in Preedy’s in the High Street, where I went every week…
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Adventure
This was perhaps one of the most physically challenging and dangerous moments of the trip. Yes, climbing down from a train onto a little stool and down to the ground in Alpine, TX. Not exactly xtreme adrenaline junkie stuff, is it? But when I talk to people about travelling coast-to-coast in this way, many of…