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I'm an editor and researcher for the Foundations for Laity Renewal in the Texas hill country. Our programs include http://thehighcalling.org, http://highcallingblogs.com, and http://laitylodge.org

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Gap's Christmas cheer makes a boycott backfire -- latimes.com on 2009-11-20
- Why, for example, is the phrase "Happy holidays" so insufferable to Christian fundamentalists, but not the vulgar, surfeiting exploitation of Christ's name to sell smokeless ashtrays, dessert toppings, Droid phones and trampolines?
- Why, for example, is the phrase "Happy holidays" so insufferable to Christian fundamentalists, but not the vulgar, surfeiting exploitation of Christ's name to sell smokeless ashtrays, dessert toppings, Droid phones and trampolines?
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- - Why, for example, is the phrase "Happy holidays" so insufferable to Christian fundamentalists, but not the vulgar, surfeiting exploitation of Christ's name to sell smokeless ashtrays, dessert toppings, Droid phones and trampolines?
  - Why, for example, is the phrase "Happy holidays" so insufferable to Christian fundamentalists, but not the vulgar, surfeiting exploitation of Christ's name to sell smokeless ashtrays, dessert toppings, Droid phones and trampolines?
  - Why, for example, is the phrase "Happy holidays" so insufferable to Christian fundamentalists, but not the vulgar, surfeiting exploitation of Christ's name to sell smokeless ashtrays, dessert toppings, Droid phones and trampolines?
Spammers, Each and Every One: Seth Godin at the Direct Marketing Association » Customer, Marketing, Story » InsideWork on 2009-11-20
- The question is, What replaces TV Thinking?
  
  Seth Godin’s answer: The right story told skillfully to the right audience at the time and place of their choosing.
- TV thinking says I’m a marketer, I have power. I can interrupt
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- - TV thinking says I’m a marketer, I have power. I can interrupt
  - TV thinking says I’m a marketer, I have power. I can interrupt
  - TV thinking says I’m a marketer, I have power. I can interrupt
  - TV thinking says I’m a marketer, I have power. I can interrupt
Social Media in Search: User-Created Content Dominates the Brand Message [Stats] on 2009-11-20
- in the era of the social web is that you don’t control your own message, your customers do.
- “77% of YouTube (), Twitter () and Facebook () listings that appeared for brand searches were controlled by a party other than the marketer.”
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- - what customers, fans, and detractors are posting to social media sites are dominating the brand name search experience over social media content created by the brands themselves.
  - brands to be proactive with their social media presence
  - 360i also recommends that brands “cross-link owned domains and social media destinations. This creates a search ecosystem that will allow PageRank, domain history and strength to permeate.”
Google Testing a Permanent Search Sidebar on 2009-11-20
- s the number of Google’s various services grows and its search results start to vary more and more based on factors such as your geolocation
Welcome to Microsoft Office 2007 - Products - Microsoft Office Online on 2009-11-20
The Top Ten Meeting Personalities | Premiere Global Services | Fast Company on 2009-11-20
- The Multitasker
- Keeping them on their toes may decrease the amount of time they spend multitasking.
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- - The Mobile Meeter
  - Two keys to a successful Mobile Meeter: 1) having conference details handy in an Outlook Calendar so they can quick-dial into a meeting and 2) having a clear understanding of how to self-mute background noise.
  - The Disrupter
  - can sometimes uncover new thinking or creative ideas
  - can also blow up an agenda
  - Doesn't know how to say no
  - The Overbooked
  - The Interrupter
  - This personality is not inherently bad
  - The Socializer
  - establishes rapport among participants and is willing to connect and collaborate
  - The Maestro
  - At the end of a meeting clearly recaps the discussion, outlines next steps and identifies action items.
  - The Timekeeper
  - tries to motivate the team to complete the meeting at the predicted close
  - The Snacker
  - The Social Networker
  - Many professionals are Tweeting or Facebooking live from a meeting.
GoodGuide iPhone App Scans Bar Codes for Environmental and Heath Ratings | Sustainability | Fast Company on 2009-11-20
- You just hit the scan tab on the app, point the phone at a product's barcode, and voila, instant product ratings on baby shampoo, yogurt, and everything in between. So even the laziest among us have no excuse to slack on social responsibility.
- the app is free?
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- - GoodGuide's product rating algorithm may not be foolproof, but it's pretty reliable--the company takes into account health performance (cancer risks, reproductive hazards, skin and eye irritation), environmental performance (emissions, natural resource impacts), and social performance (diversity, compensation, working conditions).
The Drupal overview | drupal.org on 2009-11-19
- Drupal, on the other hand, treats most content types as variations on the same concept: a node (more on these in a moment). Pages, blog posts and news items (some possible node types) are all stored in a common pool, and the sitemap (its information architecture) is an overlay that is designed separately by managing and editing navigation menus.
- OK, so what exactly is a node? At its most basic, a node is a cluster of related bits of data. When you create a new blog post, you are actually creating a collection of things such as title, content, author link, creation date, etc. Some of these data points hold information that is displayed when the node is displayed. Others hold meta-data that describes important facts about the node (such as the category).
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- - As an example, let’s go back to that idea of remixing a site based on what type of user a visitor is. This concept is threaded throughout Drupal, so not only do you get to customize the sitemap based on user type, but you can show or hide blocks (chunks of data usually set in a sidebar, often the result of some kind of output, like our previous top five news blurbs example), change the site skin, and even shift how node information is displayed and whether a user can comment on a particular node. All of this and more can be switched around on-the-fly based on how a visitor identifies herself.
  - However, where Drupal really shines is when you want to expand into some form of the “many to many” communication model. Where some systems attempt to bolt on this functionality and require you to jump through hoops to get what you want, the idea of a collaborative community is a pervasive theme that has informed the Drupal architecture from the ground up.
  - you want to give individual blogs to each of your users, sifting and sorting their contents so that they can be displayed individually with their own skins, while also generating cross-blog topical digests, top five lists, and links out to elaborate, customized user profiles? What if you want to also integrate that in with forums, a wiki-like environment, and give each user their own gallery of taggable photos?
    
    In Drupal, the community aspect is threaded through the system at the most fundamental level, so snapping these functions together and configuring them is not too different whether you want to do it as a mostly one-to-many site, or you decide to open it up and go many-to-many.
  - At the core of the system is the big bucket of nodes—the data pool. Before anything can be displayed on the site, it must be input as data.
  - Modules provide various functionality to expand your site’s capabilities to include things like the creation of custom data points (fields) for your nodes; event calendars; e-commerce; programmatic sorting and display of content (custom output keyed off of any number of configurable parameters that interrelate your content) and more. There are hundreds of different options within the fast growing repository of contributed Drupal modules.
The Definition of Social Media | WebProNews on 2009-11-19
- how do we ensure that conversations don't leave us behind?
  
  We engage and continually participate.
- Social Media is, at its most basic sense, a shift in how people discover, read, and share news and information and content. It's a fusion of sociology and technology, tranforming monologue (one to many) into dialog (many to many.)
HTC Hero (Sprint) Smartphone reviews - CNET Reviews on 2009-11-18
- We also found that the Scenes feature helps in some ways to get out of work mode. Even though, you're technically just a couple of taps away, switching to Social or Play is nice in that you don't have all your appointments and work e-mail staring right back at you from the home screen.

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