Once upon a time there was a guy named Dom. Dom needed some stuff, to help make his life a bit better – to help him get around a bit more. Dom asked his friends to help him out. But Dom wasn’t content to just make his life better. He wanted to make others’ lives…
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I’m over here today – at David Henderson’s blog. More later.
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The following is a guest post by my friend, Keith Burtis. Below, Keith talks about the immense generosity he finds within the social media community. Keith himself sets an outstanding example of the generosity and kindness that he talks about here. Check him out on his blog at www.keithburtis.com. Big Hearts Today, after coming home…
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Check out this video from Amber MacArthur – yet another reason to get behind 12for12k – for the price of a couple of lattes, you too can get involved! www.12for12k.org
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OK. I am so NOT a video post kind of person. (Ironic, considering I work in video). But today, I just felt that I wasn’t able to say what I needed to say in text. So here you go. I hope it’s clear. Making a Difference from Sue Murphy on Vimeo.
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CityNews in Toronto did a great story on the 12for12k project last night, featuring none other than creator Danny Brown – check it out here, and don’t forget to head on over to 12for12k.org to get involved! CityNews Online 12for12k story
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The decorations are put away, the Christmas sweets are all consumed, even the leftover turkey soup is probably on its way out. Tomorrow, millions of people will head back to regular life and work patterns, and as a result, millions of New Year’s resolutions will go by the wayside. I don’t make New Year’s resolutions…
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Tags: 12for12k, 2009, dannybrown, gmail, kathrynjennex, moovy, podcammptoronto, positive, resolutions, skype, sxsw, warchild Suppose all the information stored on computers everywhere were linked, I thought. Suppose I could program my computer to create a space in which anything could be linked to anything.” — Tim Berners-Lee, “Weaving the Web”. It all started with a simple link. Contrary to popular belief, Tim Berners-Lee didn’t invent the concept of “hypertext”….
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