Peter Durand

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Social Media for Non-Profits

In Journal on October 18, 2009 at 9:02 pm

The Social Media Game

For the past five years, Beth Kanter ( http://bethkanter.org ) has been teaching social media workshops for nonprofits and lately doing deeper dives on the techniques of listening both for nonprofits and in her role as Visiting Scholar in Residence at the Packard Foundation. Read the rest of this entry »

Pop!Tech Innovation Fellows

In Pop!Tech on October 18, 2009 at 12:49 pm

meet-the-SI-fellows

More images and video on Tumblr. Follow via Twitter: http://twitter.com/peterdurand/

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In Search of the Perfect Personal Data Collection Application

In Health, Innovation, Journal on April 7, 2009 at 11:00 am
Did Buddha have a scale?

Did Buddha have a scale?

PHOTO: Modern ceramic pop art. Peter Durand (c) copyright 2008

So, anyway, I try to weigh myself every morning.

Like many men approaching the tail end of my 30s, I am trying to lose weight. According to the official BMI calculator, I am obese, defined as BMI 30.0 or greater. Well, barely obese (I am 30 even!).

Alas, I am trying to make a concerted effort to eat right, read up on nutrition, turn down seconds, cut down on a bad pizza and coffee habit… anything to stave off the prospect of aging, developing diabetes, and (God Forbid!) cancer.

Well, you know, anything within reason.

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Alphachimp @ Pop!Tech

In Art, Design on November 10, 2008 at 3:29 pm

Peter Durand from Alphachimp @ Pop!Tech on Vimeo

VIDEO: Peter Durand from Alphachimp illustrates Stephen Badylak’s lecture on regenerative medicine.

From Pop!Tech Blogger Michelle Riggen-Ransom:

If you’re with us in Maine, you’ve probably noticed the colorful illustrations hanging on the walls of the third floor break room. If you’re not, you can take a look at them here.These illustrations are the work of artist Peter Durand of Alphachimp Studio. Peter has set up an easel on the balcony of the Opera House, where he busily creates illustrations that capture the key elements of each presentation. Read the rest of this entry »