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"Hi Shane, you might try connecting up with the Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group (BArCMuT) (on meetup.com) http://electronicmusic.meetup.com/ Noah is the person who runs it (tell him I say hello!) - he's the organizer for the Bay Area Computer Music Meetup "Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group (BArCMuT) Meet other computer music technology enthusiasts for presentations of computer music techniques and technologies (all music genre outputs are welcome). If you are a user of max/msp, csound, ChucK, CLM, Live, Reaktor, Kyma, JMSL, SuperCollider, or other..." They might have some leads for performing live..." - Morgan Sully

"cheers. do you know who Johnny Appleseed is? If you don't, you should: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... He's an American folk legend and one of my heroes. -m" - Morgan Sully

"this is a great question! You're joining us today, right?" - Morgan Sully

"feckin love this. Hilarious. #trawesome" - Morgan Sully

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"@ChristinasWorld Great! I'm glad you liked it. I've been thinking about that too. How do we leverage attention/resources/connectivity to people/communities/causes in need? Perhaps people that work outside (or alongside?) organizations, using their nimbleness and connectivity to 'channel in' *offline* activity into online groups/stakeholders that can 'channel back' resources - like a cycle. I think a lot of the time, orgs/businesses move too slowly (though they usually have great pull/influence). Have you seen: http://www.socialactions.com/social-...... ?" - Morgan Sully

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"What a great project. Have you added a 'buy this book' into email signatures as part of your campaign?" - Morgan Sully

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"I just came across this: http://mongolia-institute.org/ - they teamed up with NatGeo?" - Morgan Sully

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"Hi Valdis,thank you for the PDF! I'd actually come across your site last year and bookmarked it as it had some really, really great stuff on networks. You've got some great resources on your case studies page: http://orgnet.com/cases.html I really like your two step process: - *know the net* -- see the map of how things really work - *knit the net* -- adjust the network for improvements I'm sure you're connected to Beth Kanter?" - Morgan Sully

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"Hey Tash, thanks so much for rockin' that connection to Saatchi & Saatchi. The new colors look great. if ever you wanna delve more into some intermediate skills with CSS, I'd recommend using the Firefox Web Developer add on if you haven't already. I wrote about it here: http://www.memeshift.com/2009...... It's really brilliant as it allows you to 'live edit' the CSS of your pages - you can see changes in the page as you adjust the CSS... rockit!" - Morgan Sully

"This is awesome!" - Morgan Sully

"you can also buy Louis' album here: http://fwdthought.bandcamp.com" - Morgan Sully

"There's a great post I found via (@edwardharran's Posterous) about the topic of 'manhood'. Really, really great stuff. read it here: http://www.markpollard.net/why-som......" - Morgan Sully

"Mark, This is a great, great post. I can relate to so much of this stuff you write about here. I came here via my friend (Edward Harran) who wrote a great piece over on his Posterous. I think a challenge men have as being men is this notion of 'success' - having to excel in everything they do, even if it's at the expense of their own well-being (women are supposed to take care of us, right?</end sarcasm>) - work, finding a partner, money, self-image... Here's my contribution: http://www.memeshift.com/2008...... thank you for writing such a meaningful post." - Morgan Sully

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"Here's a listing of the top 10 eCommerce solutions from del.icio.us: http://bit.ly/LOWDS Here's a response to this blog post on LinkedIn (with live answers as people on LinkedIn answer them): http://bit.ly/JW2VQ" - Morgan Sully

"Hi Arthur, great question. I'd say: "Lots of us." I've been bookmarking examples and conversations around the idea to help digitally connect the folks involved with great initiatives like this. You can browse more here: http://delicious.com/tag... Frank Odasz of Lone Eagles Consulting has been a longtime advocate of tying economic development to rural broadband deployment and has loads of resources on his site: http://lone-eagles.com/ Bit tricky to wade through, but the stuff on there is very, very rich." - Morgan Sully

The CMFE was founded to strengthen the participation of the “Third Media Sector” in European discussion and decision-making processes at a moment when freedom of expression and free access to information are increasingly endangered by the consequences of concentration in the media field. - Morgan Sully

Wikitravel is a project to create a free, complete, up-to-date, and reliable worldwide travel guide. So far we have 21,736 destination guides and other articles written and edited by Wikitravellers from around the globe. - Morgan Sully

"Hey thank you Cherita! A lot of those are inspired by people I meet on and offline. The 'Community is your operating system' entry caught on for a little bit and was retweeted and shared quite a bit after the really cool N-TEN Conference in San Francisco in April. Thanks for the link!" - Morgan Sully

"Hey thank you Mira! I'm pretty excited too. The Facebook Fan Page is where you can stay updated: http://bit.ly/2m7Ggm on the latest... You about finished with your AmeriCorps year? I'm about to go and meet with Laura Hadden and Carrie Cook over at the Center for Digital Storytelling for their last day. We're going bowling! Hit me up!" - Morgan Sully

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Above is an artistic statement of social media and tech. It reflects how we want to define ourselves, so it is not too different than the fadish nature of fashion. This may not be a bad thing. Truly, how the hell are we to know what will happen three years from now? - E-Advocate Network

I don't know that we can say. The Institute for the Future's got it's eye on some future forecasts that are absolutely inspiring to read. I myself, have got my eye toward co-working (though I think it may evolve into something totally different in a few years) and 'fablabs' - which are not quite in their prime yet, but *very* exciting to track. Here are some links:... more... - Morgan Sully

Thank you for the links- great resources! Just downloaded many papers from the Institute of the Future. It was that type of intense scholarship that I needed. On the 'fablabs,' I just watched a video on a similar idea the other day- a robot has been created and new designs are sent digitally. Yes, brilliant for digital cooperation. Products can be created and shipping is obsolete. Thank you. - E-Advocate Network

Fab labs are a global network of local labs, enabling invention by providing access for individuals to tools for digital fabrication. - Morgan Sully

Pecha Kucha (which is Japanese for the sound of conversation) has tapped into a demand for a forum in which creative work can be easily and informally shown, without having to rent a gallery or chat up a magazine editor. This is a† demand that seems to be global – as Pecha Kucha Night, without any pushing, has spread virally to over 100 cities across the world. Find a location and join the conversation. - Morgan Sully