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Online nowBurkinaboy: Jonathon is a 33 year old married guy from Seattle, Washington, USA.; Likes 22,399 pages, 327 videos, 373 photos • 898 fans • Received 152 reviews; Member since Nov 03, 2005

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http://www.linuxkungfu.org/images/fun/geek/project.jpg: Jul 14, 1:12am 312 reviews business, psychology, technology, society, project-management
http://www.linuxkungfu.org/images/fun/geek/project.jpg; So lovely and so true!

Marketing for Nonprofits: Blogging and Marriage - I DO!: Jul 13, 1:47pm 1 review marketing, weddings, blogs, society, marriage
http://www.marketingfornonprofits.org/2008/04/blogging-and-marriage-i-do.html; You've probably never spent one minute playing with this metaphor, but as a NEWlywed and a NEWish blogger I've been thinking a lot about the similarities between good blogging and good marriages.

NxE’s Fifty Most Influential 'Female' Bloggers at Weekly Article…: Jul 10, 11:26am 25 reviews marketing, women, blogs, society, beth-kanter
http://northxeast.com/general/nxe%e2%80%99s-fifty-most-influential-female-blo...; Kanter's blog is a major voice for use of social media tools in non-profit and social change field. Kanter also acts as the Contributing Editor for Nonprofits and Social Change at BlogHer and writes for the Netsquared blog. She also assists in many blog community projects, most recently for the World Cafe Stewardship Dialogue blog and NCDD.

Dragonbird Sanctuary: Carbon Footprint Calculator: Jul 8, 7:23am 1 review environment, society, home, green, living
http://oboe-wan.blogspot.com/2008/07/carbon-footprint-calculator.html; Here's something that people tend to make fun of us for: recycling. I'm not sure why this is humorous to some people? There's local recycling of paper, plastic, aluminum, glass & cardboard. What's so hard about recycling?

Do Good Well: Jul 7, 9:47am 1 review nonprofit, technology, society, philanthropy, charity
http://dogoodwell.wordpress.com/; Each year, Americans contribute more than $200 billion to charitable enterprises around the world. A new generation of nonprofits like Change.org and Kiva.org have begun to employ the power of the internet to connect people and communities concerned with social change across vast physical barriers. The hearts and minds of students are inflamed by the rise of "social entrepreneurship." More than ever, private citizens travel abroad to try to volunteer. New actors in media, business, and beyond are taking an active role in solving shared global problems. More than at any time before, average citizens have the opportunity to leverage their funds, networks, and personal talents, expertise and passion to make a difference in the world. Do Good Well, Inc. provides consulting and incubation services to help organizations around the world better utilize these assets. As the official blog for DGW Partners strategic consulting firm, we will post articles, commentaries on best practices on international development, corporate social responsibility, and social entrepreneurship.

Seths Blog: Two seconds: Jul 6, 9:12pm 2 reviews marketing, society, work, careers, seth-godin
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2008/07/two-seconds.html

Social Actions: Jul 5, 12:36pm 0 review p2p, nonprofit, society, philanthropy, charity, social-media
http://blog.socialactions.com/

YouTube - CharityNavigators Channel: Jul 3, 6:53am 1 review non-profit, nonprofit, society, philanthropy, charity
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=CharityNavigator; Charity Navigator, www.charitynavigator.org, is the nation's largest and most-utilized evaluator of charities.

Graham Hill: Being Green is Not Easy... When I Forget - Green on The Huffingto…: Jul 2, 12:39pm 2 reviews environment, society, green-living, green, living
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/graham-hill/being-green-is-not-easywh_b_110135....; Enemy #1 in my personal battle to be eco is my own forgetfulness.

Seattle near bottom of charitable city list, says study - Puget Sound Business J…: Jul 2, 6:55am 1 review non-profit, society, philanthropy, charities, donations, nonprofits
http://washington.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2008/06/09/daily25.html; Seattle, Washington ranked near the bottom of a list ranking the health of charities in the nation's largest cities, according to a recent study. According to Charity Navigator's ratings of the financial health of charities in the 30 largest U.S. cities, Seattle's overall rank was No. 25, above only Detroit, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Charlotte, N.C., and Portland, Ore. Miami, San Diego and Houston were the top three cities in the New Jersey-based charity evaluator's rankings.