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ned.com: Recent Discussions Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can- Comment #24 (0): Just talked with everyone who hadn't attended our meeting this week. Here's what everyone said: Michael Simpson (not Harris) is still interested. He said at our last meeting and I forgot that our date for January was not workable for him. He said he'...
Posted 12 minutes ago by Perry Gruber (12) (24 comments total)
- Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can
- Comment #23 (0): Hi Andrew, Splendid thinking and good to see you out in front. Is Collin on board at NED reading these? Some thoughts: I have to look at the links you forwarded. The People's Grocery seems to be a very good, vibrant model for us to jump off from. Gr...
Posted 1 hour ago by Perry Gruber (12) (24 comments total)
- Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can
- Comment #22 (0): Many great thoughts Andrew, thank you and I'll need to digest them. Also, I'd promised to put the Invisible Children link here too: http://www.invisiblechildren.com/
Posted 4 hours ago by Mark Grimes (189) (24 comments total)
- Word Game 3 (0) in R 'n' R
- Comment #190 (0): delta
Posted 10 hours ago by Linda Nowakowski (189) (190 comments total)
- Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can
- Comment #21 (0): Okay, so where might we hold this Children's Farmers Market? Collin wisely suggests we get space within the Saturday Market donated to us (ordinarily, vendors are charged for space), or provided at a discount, or for a period of time before we can co...
Posted 11 hours ago by Andrew Utman (4) (24 comments total)
- Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can
- Comment #20 (0): Some other ideas we had were to get the FPO side to "donate soft money (ie. such as community way currency)" to the NPO side to sell to raise money for itself. So how that would work is this: NPO Children's Organic Garden Cooperative, or Chomp (muc...
Posted 11 hours ago by Andrew Utman (4) (24 comments total)
- Obama House Meeting Portland, Oregon (1) in Yes We Can
- Comment #19 (0): Hi, so Collin and I went out and talked about how we could integrate Cascadia Commons, Community Way local currency project in particular, into the fabric of the Children's Farmers Market. He's on a proposal about that until we hear back from him. B...
Posted 11 hours ago by Andrew Utman (4) (24 comments total)
- Word Game 3 (0) in R 'n' R
- Comment #189 (0): change! (your leopard, Samuel!) (thanks for the link Linda, my tiger-fanatic Ffion will love it!)
Posted 12 hours ago by Ceris Dien (37) (190 comments total)
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- Comment #51 (0): 'If you would be a leader, first be a bridge' (Old Welsh saying.) 'Hope is in the air, if only we remember to breathe!' (New Ceris saying, inspired by Samuel's quote!)
Posted 12 hours ago by Ceris Dien (37) (51 comments total)
- Word Game 3 (0) in R 'n' R
- Comment #188 (0): Leopard (maraud my 3 sheep)
Posted 15 hours ago by Samuel Ngotho (13) (190 comments total)
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- Comment #50 (0): You can conquer almost any fear if you will make up your mind to do so. For remember, fear doesn't exist anywhere except in the mind. Dale Carnegie
Posted 15 hours ago by Samuel Ngotho (13) (51 comments total)
- Google's Project 10 to the 100th (0) in <Ned> Front Porch
- Comment #13 (0): The best ideas are generally very simple and easy to recognize. For example, folks were talking about a Microfinance website on the 0-net now Ned.com almost from the beginning. Now Microplace.com and Kiva.com are a reality.
Posted 21 hours ago by Joel Robinson (7) (13 comments total)
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- Comment #187 (0): (Doing anything in Thailand is akin to herding cats....) The Wizard of Oz ...
Posted 22 hours ago by Linda Nowakowski (189) (190 comments total)
- Word Game 3 (0) in R 'n' R
- Comment #186 (0): tigers! (but I don't get 'cats'!)
Posted 22 hours ago by Ceris Dien (37) (190 comments total)
- CRASH -why we need an SMBA to prevent future crashes (0) in <Ned> Front Porch
- Comment #20 (0): 1.1 this month jan 2009 krugman has publisehd a new book depression economics its cover says most economists, to the extent that they think about it at all, regard the great depression of the 1930s as a gratuitous, unnecessary tragedy. If only Her...
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