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Posted on 12.03.07 by Emily
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A compelling business case is presented for a new type of luxury whose deeper values are fully embodied in the sourcing, manufacture, marketing and distribution of products and services. Authentic luxury brands are those that provide the greatest positive
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There is a crucial aesthetic-cultural dimension to the transition to sustainability. The ways we respond aesthetically to our environment now are horribly constrained. Urban man, industrial man (and woman) lack the visceral connectons to the biosphere tha
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Yum! I’ll be joining Harris Salat (via RSS) as he tastes, discovers and studies everything he can about Japanese food.
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