Say Something Nice is a project by Improv Everywhere. From their website:
For our latest mission we constructed a custom wooden lectern with a megaphone holster and an attached sign that read, “Say Something Nice.” The lectern was placed in public spaces around New York and then left alone. We wanted to see what would happen if New Yorkers were given the opportunity to amplify their voices to “say something nice.”
Sorry, I had to swear, but you’d agree that nothing about this is OK.
That being said, there’s a deep irony about this that I can’t stop thinking about. Damn.
Excellent article from Newsweek.
Main Premise is essentially: The developing world will be hit the hardest, that’s why rich countries won’t give a damn. I know that’s a little crude, but you have to agree that it’s true.
Since July, over 300 original songs were submitted to the NEA Eco Music Challenge. 2 months later, after much deliberation from the judges, 13 finalists have been selected and are currently undertaking a mentorship program that will prepare them for the finale concert which is happening this saturday, 23rd October at Orchard Central.
So you’ve heard about Singapore’s Energy Labelling Scheme, right? It’s everywhere. You see air-conditioners with the stickers, and of course, they are on refrigerators as well.
