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Archive for March, 2008
first week: recap
31Mar08Here’s where we stand after just one week of the Pentecost Project going public:
the site has been viewed 1330 times
there have been 14 comments
we’ve been linked and blogged about throughout the U.S. (and even the UK!)
there are 81 members of the Facebook group
5 communities have let me know they plan to participate; several others are […]
Thanks to Jon Irvine, there’s a really good chance we’ll be able to offer free sub-domains of pentecostproject.org with easy-to-use WordPress! This way we can have an easily networked web of city-based blogs, such as scranton.pentecostproject.org and columbus.pentecostproject.org, or a community-based subdomain, too, like safespace.pentecostproject.org.
We’ll let you know when we’re ready to roll on that.
An overwhelming series of photographs/designs by artist Chris Jordan utilizing common, everyday objects in mass quantities to display the excess we live with each day. From the artist:
This series looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens of statistics. Each image portrays a specific quantity of something: fifteen million sheets of office paper (five […]
join the project
22Mar08Interested in joining in the Pentecost Project as a community or as an individual? Send me an e-mail (iamjoshfrank [at] gmail [dot] com) with the following info:
Your Name
Personal website
Community Name
Community Website
City/State/Zip
Date(s) & Time(s) of Event/Action
Location(s) of Event/Action
Description of Event/Action
I’ll add you to the roster to the right ASAP and keep you informed of updates.
an introduction
21Mar08The Pentecost Project is an experiment towards a more true and loving economy. As we approach the release of rebate checks from the U.S. government as part of its 2008 economic stimulus package, we are wondering if there is a better way to stimulate the economy than to become greater individualistic consumers.
Instead of blowing our […]
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