About aneles

aneles

Location:

Tokyo (Japan)

Joined on:

08/14/07

Occupation:

eclecticist

• 2 cents

  Authored by sammy2cu - 1 vote

• Mind Boggling

  Authored by yauman - 2 votes

• Why our Students are Falling Behind

  Authored by LeahB - 1 vote

• Oversimplifying reality...

  Authored by zephyr7 - 1 vote

• Not helping the digital divide

  Authored by jkielfoto - 1 vote

• I completely understand

  Authored by Chris07 - 1 vote

• Study shoes penmanship benefits children

  Authored by zakstar - 2 votes

• many professors need to take a refresher in handwriting

  Authored by justinhahn - 1 vote

• It's about communication

  Authored by laurienyc - 1 vote

• Can't Live Without Writing

  Authored by cultivatingthemind - 3 votes

• Bikes to Rwanda

  Authored by Lindsay Utz, Morgan Currie, Daniel Kim, Stefan Nadelman, Nate Goodman, Kyril Cvetkov, Morgan Hobart, The Sensualists, George Langford, and Sen Kumpa - 22 votes

• You’ve Got Mail!

  Authored by Matt Schwartz and Trujillo-Paumier - 5 votes

• Project 006: Domestic Cat

  Authored by GOOD magazine - 1 vote

• E-Waste PSA: High-tech Trash

  Authored by Morgan Currie, Ian Lynam, Ian Lynam, E*Rock, and Patrick James - 13 votes

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  Technology

  response to  Morgan Currie, Ian Lynam, Ian Lynam, E*Rock, and Patrick James's post E-Waste PSA: High-tech Trash

  fantastic!

  great video!

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  Commented on August 14, 2007 by - aneles

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  Business & Money

  response to  yenapeach's post Go vegan!

  Vegan fast food

  Hey yenapeach, I don't know where you're located, but Orean in Pasadena is vegan fast food (burgers, fries, shakes!), and Native Foods in LA and other SoCal locations has fab vegan fast-food style eats available for take-out. No drive through, but call it in and it's ready in minutes!

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  Commented on August 14, 2007 by - aneles

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  Business & Money

  response to  Hannah Wallace's post Shaking It Up

  Yum.

  Burgerville is tasty, they offer veggie burgers and great shakes. I love how they highlight local produce in their stores.

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  Commented on August 14, 2007 by - aneles

• Shaking It Up

  Authored by Hannah Wallace - 14 votes

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  Environment

  response to  Corey Binns and Grant Delin's post Paper not Plastic

  a great step!

  I think the goods outweigh the bads here! The absence of plastic bags will force consumers to think about other options - most notably, bringing their own shopping bag along. I always do, and have surely saved thousands of bags - think of that multiplied by a whole city.

  Lots of societies don't automatically include a plastic bag for your purchases. In some it's expected that you'll bring your own tote. In Korea, for example, bags are not automatically given - you have to PAY an extra five or ten cents for one.

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  Commented on August 14, 2007 by - aneles

• Paper not Plastic

  Authored by Corey Binns and Grant Delin - 15 votes