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• What Im Reading

  
  Thanks For Playing — Authority: 464
  Short list to match the short week: What do measuring engagement and measuring email deliverability have to do with each other? Quite a bit , actually. More year-end lists: top 10 marketing tips for 2010 . How to have a corporate blog that doesnt sound like a sales pitch . If youre not following all the ...
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• Nine Ways To Beat Holiday Stress

  
  BlogHer - Health & Wellness — Authority: 142
  Check out this interview we did on Momlogic with Lisa Sharkey: Last-minute shopping and meal planning making you reach for that candy bar and Diet Coke? Lisa Sharkey : We hear so often about the stresses and strains or the holiday season,   almost more than we hear of the joy and certainly more than we ...
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• Big Idea Month: What if associations offered no agenda at its next staff retreat other than "show up and talk about how we can be better?"

  
  Thanks For Playing — Authority: 464
  My third entry in the Acronym Big Idea Month rodeo: What if the only thing associations focused on was "how can we be better?" Or, to quote Jeffrey Cufaude from the December 8 #assnchat , what if we had "calls for ideas" just like we have calls for papers/presentations? I think this gets to some of the other ...
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• Ken Wade an eternal optimist

  
  Esrati — Authority: 136
  I made it to the “Citizens 4 Change” kickoff event at the main library this morning. So did Mayor Elect Gary Leitzell and former Dayton School Board candidate Jim Weir. We listened to political neophyte (because he doesn’t want to be a politician) give an hour and 15 minute ramble on how the “real people” ...
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• Big Ideas for Chapter Leaders

  
  Cynthia D'Amour on Leadership and Life — Authority: 416
     You think? December is Big Idea month. According to ASAE and the Center’s Acronym blog . They asked association bloggers to play along. I’m being a team player - with a Cynthia twist of course. Decided to play the “What if…” game for chapters. You are invited to join in. What are crazy ...
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• Big Ideas: When was your golden age?

  
  Big Download Blog — Authority: 607
  Filed under: Culture , Features , Opinion Do you remember your first video game? I do; it was Space Wars , or a version thereof, where two spaceships do battle around a central sun or black hole. It was graphically crude, but there was nothing else like it at the time, and that was enough to set me on the ...
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• Big Idea Month: What if associations decided that sometimes, telling a member no is an acceptable practice?

  
  Thanks For Playing — Authority: 464
  Post two in my contribution series to Acronyms Big Ideas Month : What if (perish the thought!), we actually told members NO? I actually suspect that most associations already do this, but we do it in the wrong way. We say "no" all the time. Only its called, "Thats against association policy." Which, aside from ...
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• Obama and that Darned ol Prize

  
  Porch Dog — Authority: 116
  I know this is really late, but I had refused and refused to post on this because I thought we all had already posted on  it back in the fall. But here goes my shrug of the shoulders. I do not think Obama deserved the award. How could he? Arguments that his aspirations led to his nomination and victory are ...
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• A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing

  
  Ragamuffin Studies — Authority: 118
  Recently I had the experience of hearing a Catholic deacon give a talk regarding the issue of forgiveness. His overall message was a good one--one that I hope the principal audience will hear--but his discussion was marred by a mistaken statement of Jewish understanding of forgiveness that led in turn to an implied ...
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• Ebook Freebies: What matters now

  
  Elements of Curiosity — Authority: 99
  It’s that time of year again, holidays are looming, people are reflecting on their achievements or contemplating their goals for 2010. Life does not exist in a vaccuum, different things matter to different individuals yet wholistically we’re all reaching for the things that matter to us. We’re hoping for ...
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• He had read somewhere that love had been invented in the eleventh century by the troubadours. Why had they not left us with lust?

  
  This will hurt me... — Authority: 135
  A pensive Ez considers mans inhumanity to man down on Howrah Beach.
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• 10 Olympic-Sized Ideas for 2010

  
  The Drew Blog — Authority: 103
  As Second City moved down to fourth in their failed bid to host the 2016 Olympics, President Obama elected to use a sports metaphor to soften the blow. Noted the First Chicagoan upon his return from Copenhagen, “You can play a great game and still not win.” Looking ahead to 2010, marketers will be facing Olympic ...
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• An Observation and a thought...

  
  Storagebod's Blog — Authority: 120
  Whilst catching up on the various blogs this week; especially in the aftermath of EMCs FAST announcement, something began to get to me. The number of competitor blogs who were obsessed with commenting on EMCs announcement even to the extent that they barely mention their own products. Ive now developed a rule:- as ...
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• Pumpkin Spice Latte & Frugalista Chic

  
  BlogHer - Health & Wellness — Authority: 142
  Ahh... the holidays are upon us... Images of sugar plums dancing in our heads while dreaming if Santa Claus will be providing us with treats (or a big fat lump of coal) under our Christmas trees. Who am I kidding?! That is what I want.. those images on the books I read to my son at bedtime. Meanwhile in the back of ...
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• Dayton Grassroots Daily Show v.15- the Dayton Daily News

  
  Esrati — Authority: 136
  Responsible journalists don’t allow unsubstantiated claims to hit the paper- but, the Dayton Daily News seems to have no problem running a troll fest of unsigned commentary on their website. Greg Hunter and David Esrati discuss this policy- and ask, “how long can this go on”- since it’s costing the entire ...
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• Dayton Grassroots Daily Show v.15- the Dayton Daily News

  
  Esrati — Authority: 136
  Responsible journalists don’t allow unsubstantiated claims to hit the paper- but, the Dayton Daily News seems to have no problem running a troll fest of unsigned commentary on their website. Greg Hunter and David Esrati discuss this policy- and ask, “how long can this go on”- since it’s costing the entire ...
  2 weeks ago

• Big Idea Month: What if associations required every staffer to cold-call one member each week just to connect and listen?

  
  Thanks For Playing — Authority: 464
  Im just a little late to the party, but Ill be devoting the next 3 Tuesdays to musing about questions from the awesome list at Acronym in honor of Big Idea Month. So what if EVERY staff member had to talk to members on a regular basis? Despite the existence of the idea "Membership is Everyones Business," too ...
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• Google for the Infrastructure

  
  Storagebod's Blog — Authority: 120
  Ive been thinking about FAST and especially FAST v2 but not entirely from a storage point of view. FAST v2 and indeed any automated storage tiering product has some interesting uses beyond storage and could be a basis for a whole new way of managing IT as a service. In fact, it finally enables storage and beyond to ...
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• Stonewalls Findings: Watch the Movie, Buy the Book

  
  BizMediaScience — Authority: 106
  Stonewall is a NextStageologist who does both programming and research for us. He recently sent me a link to Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture and it so caught my interest that I stopped working to watch the attached video. That doesnt happen often, something so interesting me that I stop everything else ...
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• Pro-Business and Anti-Free Market?

  
  Porch Dog — Authority: 116
  That headline, the one at the top of this post is a little misleading. I didn’t know what to call this post and it seems to hit close enough to be on the same topic as the post but it reaches a conclusion this post will not actually reach. Call it “The AP Method” of headline writing. Anyway, Stephen Walt and I ...
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