Things We Can Do

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June Hymn For Lee, as ever

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via npr.org I have been geeking out on this list all morning. It breaks my geeky heart to see Tolkien at the top. I mean seriously, good story but it's like reading the King James version of the Bible because you like the syntax...which btw is my favorite version. Surprisingly I have only read about a third of this list but with brilliant, funny, smart fast paced sci-fi like "Snow Crash" - which comes in at 26 - makes me wonder who actually voted...besides me? http://n.pr/ozL2Tl Posted via email from Things You Can Do

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Welcome to Beam Global Spirits & Wine Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc. is the fourth largest premium spirits company in the world, with ten of the world's top-100 premium spirits in our portfolio. Learn More   via beamglobal.com Posted via email from Things You Can Do

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SMART DESIGN. STRONG SUGGESTION. When you order yourself a cocktail made with one of four smooth EFFEN ® Vodkas , you tell those around you that you prefer products that emphasize design and balance form and function. Now, when you order someone else an EFFEN ® cocktail, there's no mistake: you tell them you have designs of your own. The word EFFEN ® literally means "smooth" in Dutch. But it suggests something very different. Stylishly so.  via effenvodka.com Posted via email from Things You Can Do

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...and I was just talking about this the other day... so far is so short a time Posted via email from Things You Can Do

via washingtonpost.com More than 140 characters but worth the read for a clear and simple breakdown of how the US is in a foolish debate about how to fix what 7 other countries have already nailed. Posted via email from Things You Can Do

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Design for conflict: Why you should have a few fights in your company By Guest Blogger on June 2, 2011 | Comments (2) This post is by Greg Kesler and Amy Kates, managing partners at Kates Kesler Organization Consulting, the authors of “ Leading Organization Design: How to Make Organization Design Decisions to Drive the Results You Need. ” The authors consult with global companies trying to maximize value-delivery through organization design. E-mail them at greg@kateskesler.com and amy@kateskesler.com . Get ready to rumble For years, leaders have tried to create smooth-running organizations where complexity, tension, conflict and overlapping lines of authority are at a minimum. Organizational simplicity is great when the business is simple. But in a complex, multi-divisional company, managing brands across several products and geographies things get more complicated and fights break out. Learn to love it. Harmony is ofte

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Twitter is about more than telling people what kind of sandwich you had for lunch and Facebook is about more than posting party pictures from your days in college. The next time people tell you that social media is worthless, point them to this post. These are very real ways new media sites have made my life easier: When I was in Las Vegas, a city I don’t know well, for BlogWorld 2010 I asked for directions  to a bar I was trying to find by tweeting at a friend who had just checked in there on Foursquare. I commonly ask for  recommendations  for movies, music, and other forms of entertainment on Twitter. As a writer, if I meet someone who might have  freelance work  for me, I can connect with them on LinkedIn when I get home or even with my smart phone before I even leave the party rather than relying on them to remember my website or having to keep track of a business card. Speaking of work, if you need a job, you can mention it to your friends/followers to see if anyone know

via youtube.com Going for a three -fer this Friday. Saw this video at least a year ago, somebody reminded me of it today. Love it, makes me smile. Enjoy! Posted via email from Things You Can Do

via ted.com this is something we all can do - move from getting stuff done to doing things with purpose "Why we do things." not "What we do." Posted via email from Things You Can Do

2 days in a row...I am on a roll. This song is cracking me up..thanks again Rast..."now come her baby and kiss me like you mean it!" Happy Friday xo E Posted via email from Things You Can Do

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This one goes way back in the way back machine. Shaking off the dust of the move and getting the Led Out! You Shook Me by Led Zeppelin Listen on Posterous Posted via email from Elena's posterous

How Facebook Changes Impact Ecommerce Merchants, Part 2: From FBML to iFrames FEBRUARY 22, 2011 · BY  PAUL CHANEY   Print Email 4 Comments Comments RSS ShareThis   Editor's Note: Facebook recently announced significant changes to its platform that impacts small-business marketing efforts. In response, Practical eCommerce will publish "How Facebook Changes Impact Ecommerce Merchants," a three-part series aimed at addressing each of these changes. The series will run in the following order: Part 1: Pages Redesign Part 2: From FBML to iFrames Part 3: Sponsored Stories Ad Units In this "Part 2" installment, our own social media guru, Paul Chaney, addresses the switch to iframe technology for custom Facebook pages. He described the overall redesign changes last week, in  "How Facebook Changes Impact Ecommerce Merchants, Part 1: Page Redesign." Facebook recently  announced  that it is moving from its proprietary Facebook Mar

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This for Kim because she just discovered this awesome gem of a blog and because I been waking up with this song in my head for like a week now. Also Maggie likes this one. Enjoy!    Download now or listen on posterous 01 Ruby.m4a (9420 KB) Posted via email from Elena's posterous

via formstack.com Web dev love. To complete my new year's trifecta! Posted via email from Elena's posterous

via lifehacker.com And this because who doesn't need a handy reminder on how to get out the door? I love don't check your inbox for 1 hour after you have arrived at work! Posted via email from Elena's posterous

via mashable.com Two surprises here for me: 1. Joomla. I mean for pete's sake...but then again a good free CMS is a good thing. 2. Foursquare for all those haters who predicted it's death... I don't think they got that it's a game...played in real space and actually somewhat amusing especially if you check the tips Posted via email from Elena's posterous