Monthly Archives: January 2010

1788. The Brutal Truth of the First Fleet by David Hill

Can’t believe my 4 week holiday is over.  Time does fly when you are in Australia. I loved the trip. Can’t wait to go back. When I vacation at a new place, I enjoy reading books that provide insight into … Continue reading

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I Used to Get High

John Bulter Trio is coming to Montreal and Toronto in early February. Get tickets if you can. However, most of their North American tour is already sold out. There are many socially conscious musicians on the scene these days. K’naan. … Continue reading

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Wedding Prep Season: Why not Social Enterprise?

It’s that time of year again…. Brides and grooms to-be are busy planning their BIG day. From bridal showers, magazines and tradeshows (not to mention family members and friends!) – it seems impossible to know which avenue to follow and … Continue reading

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Think Globally, Act Locally

“Think globally, act locally.” It’s a phrase that has been used in many contexts, but commonly conveys the desire to change the world one community at a time.  This expression popped into my head when I was reading about some … Continue reading

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New support for the cloud

We heard some exciting news this week. Google will be launching additional support for web-based storage (all file types).  This is big news for Framework. We are working to be an open-data organization that focuses on creating information once, distributing it … Continue reading

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