
Associated & Further Links
Creative Alternatives - 'Finding you free stuff & working together to grow an ethical 'real economy'.
Nice, like the programming one: http://creativealternatives.info/codecademy-com/ by Sep 12
Science & Tech
Ideas To Promote The Zeitgeist Movement and Spread Awareness If you have just watched Zeitgeist Addendum, you may be asking yourself: “How can I actually help?” As you may know, by now, Spread Awareness is the key and there are so many ways to do it… REMEMBER: "IT IS WHAT YOU DO THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE" ...and NOT what " you say you will do " . Take a look on the ideas below and adopt AT LEAST ONE of all those ideas and help to Spread Awareness TODAY .
Factual Solutions
The TZM & TVP have split, but this does capture many of the desires of both groups--new places to live, talking about it, trying to solve the big problems. by May 4
Improving lives through sharing skills/resources. Empowering you to become independent and less dependent on money! Post videos/links of tutorial videos/ workshops ranging from creating DIY solar panels, growing your own food to servicing a car, anything that will save you and me money by doing things for ourselves! If you see a tutorial and think you can do better then why not make your own tutorial video!! The ultimate goal is to be 100% self sufficient.
Practical Solutions UK
Socio-Economic
War / Military Industrial Complex
Clean, Free Energy
Sustainability / Eco
TRANSITION TOWNS
Food, Drink, Health
Natural Alternatives
Animation World Network
NEWS: Come to the Inside 3D Printing event in New York City ! The event runs from April 22-23 2013. We have arranged for reprappers (that's you!) to get a special 15% discount on admission - quote the code RRP15. RepRap is humanity's first general-purpose self-replicating manufacturing machine .
RepRap
By YURI KAGEYAMA <a href="http://ad.doubleclick.net/jump/mgh.bw.general/general;page=t0;t0=middle1;sz=120x40;ord=1234567890" target="_blank"><img src="http://ad.doubleclick.net/ad/mgh.bw.general/general;page=t0;t0=middle1;sz=120x40;ord=1234567890" alt="" border="0" /></a> Canon Inc. is moving toward fully automating digital camera production in an effort to cut costs -- a key change being played out across Japan, a world leader in robotics. If successful, counting on machines can help preserve this nation's technological power -- not the stereotype of machines snatching assembly line jobs from workers, Jun Misumi -- company spokesman, said Monday. The move toward machine-only production will likely be completed in the next few years, perhaps as soon as 2015, said Misumi, although he declined to give specific dates. Japanese manufacturers have been moving production abroad recently to offset the earnings damage from the soaring yen.

