Maui's Tiare Lawrence, a mother of two, is running for state legislature this summer as part of a new generation of environmentally attuned young native Hawaiians.
Young, bold candidates, including several Americans, who are attuned to new music and full of ideas are out there, though they seldom get considered.
It was described in a jargony flourish on the school's Web site as "a primary space of practice attuned to new media literacies, which are multimodal and multicultural, operating as they do within specific contexts for specific purposes".
The attractions are mutual — it is an easy place to do business, there is no language barrier and Publish Interactive believes businesses in the US are more attuned to new and different ways of improving their bottom line.
Autonomy, which was founded 16 years ago, "was based on using powerful algorithms," she said, but the software was not attuned "to new kinds of search signals, like what your friends are doing, what people like you are doing, what other data you might draw off on".
An anthology spanning 50 years of material, from the 1959 "Rune" to the 2009 "Nearly Ninety," the Event can only be a retrospective, and yet it's doubly forward-looking: Cunningham was the most prescient of choreographers, attuned to new developments in science and philosophy as well as in art.
Reading has long been a guaranteed way to keep your brain alert and attuned to new ideas and perspectives.
"You see, you want to be attuned to something new coming in.
Indeed, even certain words of encouragement can sometimes sound wrong to an ear attuned to a new frequency.
An ad for it described it as "a traditional instrument no more radical than Sears Roebuck and Consumer Reports, merely attuned to a new market, the sub-economy of dope and rock".
And we shouldn't underestimate the straightforward appeal of the democracy of the Web, attuned to a new age of prospective collectors.
