what is think grobally act locally?
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"Think globally, act locally" is a catchphrase from conservationist organizations, that means (to my best understanding) that by being environmentally friendly in our own local settings, we will help address the global conservation problems. \nWhen people come to know about global warming, deforestation, or worldwide pollution, they may feel overwhelmed. They think "Well, this is too big, there's nothing I can do from here to stop this", and this thought could lead to passive inactivity. \nBut there are many things that one can do every day, and although they may seem too small, they have the potential to become great when many people choose to behave the same way. \nIf you're interested in home-level conservation, there are plenty of good informative websites.
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The philosophy behind the think globally and act locally is that you should take the whole world, recognize the difference in capabilities, factors and markets between each region and matching the capabilities, factor abundances, and markets to your value adding processes.  \n   So, R&D may be favorable in one country, skilled labor in another, and the most appropriate market in yet a third country.  The thinking is to be a reminder to consider the entire planet as possibilities, the acting is to implement the thinking to optimally leverage the differences of the locations.
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check with the local parks and recreation department
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Local Charity? Local Council - depending on purpose etc
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will have to go to local town to see if they have a noise ordnance but usually it's 7am or latter people can work outside
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Anywhere locally to you
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you might try your local chamber of commerence
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its a location. maybe where their based out of.
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Your local council should be able to help you
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Yes surely there is someone for you a little more local.
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The days of "real" localism are pretty much over. Too many lawsuits and too many video cameras. \n\nThe fact is, if you want to get local surfers to "let" you surf their spot, you just need to paddle out and do it. There really isn't any right way to do it. \n\nYou will need fairly thick skin at first though, as you might get barked at, burned a lot, or just see a lot of stink-eye. \n\nThe absolute key though is CONSISTENCY. Here's why:\n\nNo one - not even the grumpiest local - likes to yell at people or hassle kooks ALL the time. Nor do the other regulars (notice that I didn't say "locals") like it when their buddy is hassling with someone. It messes up the whole vibe in the water for everyone. \n\nWhich basically means if they start to recognize your face and realize that you're not going away, you're in. No more hassles. No one is going to hassle someone who surfs their same break every day. Who the hell wants that kind of headache day in and day out? \n\nAnd see, that's the whole dynamic. 80% of the guys out at any given "localized" spot are not locals in the true sense. They might be transplants. They might even live in a nearby town and drive there every single day. What they are, are REGULARS. \n\nAnd as soon as you become a regular, you're in. They might not high-five you in the water, but there sure as hell won't hassle you. They'll be too busy hassling the guy they've never seen before and trying to get him to leave...and never come back. \n\nYou with me? So paddle out already. Then do it again. And again. And again.
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Local bands are literally  everywhere. Just check local bars or clubs that could recommend any.
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try being Independant
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moving into a new town can definetly make on nervous , have a positive attitude, be pleasant and a ready to help attitude. thats what u need!!!
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it depends on the social values/level of the local community
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http://local.live.com/
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You must have an intrest outside of work, so join a local club or group and take it from there. Also, they say that the local supermarket is a place to bump into people.