The heart of social change is collaboration around a common goal, which the shift to the connected age offers in spades. The Mozilla Foundation's Mark Surman sits down with Steve Paikin to discuss applying open source principles to philanthropy and Mozilla's initiative to boost global web literacy. // Internet. You don't need permission. (book by alexis ohanian, without their permission) // is there more trolling, bullying and hate? or is it because it's so much easier to surface and less friction and non-facing confrontation. // Internet = more agency. not just consuming. linear programming. // digital literacy! resources for teachers! >> digital-literacy.org !? //

ocean as energy storage (heat), catches and releases it with time delay. changing trade winds (thus also changing jet stream positioning?), increases them when ocean releases energy. [...] new models suggest that we are standing before another energy release from (pacific) ocean and thus a pop in temperatures after +decade of pause from rising air temperature. [ science can only observe and measure what is measurable. we can not run tests based on our assumptions and past experiences on our climate. we can only test with limited/basic climate models in computers based on the complexity scientists have unearthed by observing (putting the complex puzzle together, one item at a time) ] // climate gate - bit.ly/1eUJwRO &! bit.ly/1GIAYHI &! Climategate, the sequel: How we are STILL being tricked with flawed data on global warming - bit.ly/1Lyynqg // &! bit.ly/1IHamrO //