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The most customized book ever: - http://ourdoings.com/roberts...
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I just had breakfast with Rick Smolan who does the most beautiful photo books (he did the Day In The Life series). This is an incredible book because the whole thing is custom printed on HP's Indigo printers. What does that enable? Well your own pictures and name gets put into the book. It is very cool and makes a great gift for Obama fans. The photography is incredible too. Check it out at: http://www.theobamatimecapsule.com
- Robert Scoble
There are nine places in the book that are custom just to you.
- Robert Scoble
A beautiful-looking product, just the tip of the iceberg for the capabilities of custom books. We're just at the dawn of new era in custom print.
- John Blossom
9 places? Doesn't sound like much -- we created a 80 page book at http://www.shutterfly.com/ for my parents 60th anniversary - every page was custom.
- Brian Sullivan
my wife did a total custom project with Creative Memories http://www.creativememories.com/Landing... Kewl stuff
- Reed Stockman
Barely scratches the surface with what you can do with the indigo (and other digi printers??) my printer gave me a demo last time I as in the print shop. As John B says it's a new era, in time all books will be custom printed and probably JTI for delivery. On the flipside its great to see what people are doing with the old Letterpress's
- Yant
Brian: yeah, but this is a book created by other people, not a one-off book.
- Robert Scoble
That's to the point, Robert, mass personalization can make any produced book a personal book, with content, design or any combination thereof. Mass uniqueness = much better margins.
- John Blossom
Robert -- I am not sure I understand the distinction "created by other people" - why is that significant? "not a one off book" -- it is a one off book is it not - there is only one of them? I could create a book that only changed in 9 places in the 80's -- I ordered a kid's book where my kid's name was included in the book a few places (I don't really remember but I am sure at least 9 or so places). I am trying to suss out why this is such a breakthrough.
- Brian Sullivan
Brian: because your name and photos are used in the book itself. I've never seen a large print run book that's customized that way.
- Robert Scoble
What does this book cost? Never mind - I see $34.95 on Amazon
- Brian Sullivan
Asus Eee PC 900 Netbook with 1.6GHz Atom Processor Woot has this today for $169 Is this a good deal? Thoughts opinions? www.woot.com
is this a good deal? Any thoughs
- Reed Stockman
Coming to #09NTC? Know about servers? Help out at DOS. Only 5 or so projects left! http://nten.org/ntc-dos
was chuckling at the Acroynm Help out at (MS) DOS of course it is Day of Service
- Reed Stockman
Twootball - Where Twitter Meets The NFL Football - http://www.twootball.com/
saw maddie had posted this
- Reed Stockman
yes it's true. i needed a new phone, i'm already w/ ATT & my contract had run out. so...I joined the Borg. RWW 2b 100% iPhone posts now.
Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF, Yolanda, Frederic and 4 other people liked this
welcome to the collective...
- Shannon Clark
Im all Iphone ,,, just transferred the Blackberry Bold plan to another individual ... all Iphone
- johnpiercy
hmmm our contract att up in feb debating bold currently have curve 8300
- Reed Stockman
is baking snickerdoodles with the girls, waiting on the Panthers game to start. Edgar's there with friends.
Great start for the game
- Reed Stockman
Completed Arthritis Walk volunteer training. Best one yet. Lots of discussion, new ideas and new friends.
Yay for you Roger!!
- Marc A. Pitman
Yay indeed
- Reed Stockman
Reading: "The Unofficial Guide to Friendfeed Part 2: Getting Started" ( http://thenextweb.com/2008... )
Tyson Key liked this
hadn't seen this thanks.
- Reed Stockman
Folks, I've left the nonprofit world... - http://twitter.com/jcolman...
Here's my question to you: would you like me to stay on as co-admin of this nptech room on FriendFeed or should I hand over the reigns to an actual nonprofit practitioner? Make your voice heard in the comments!
- Jonathon D. Colman
Stay!
- Marnie Webb
Yes, please stay! I don't think friendfeed rooms need much admin - just someone to keep an eye out for spam or anything wildly inappropriate, which has never happened here as far as I can tell.
- Laura Norvig
Stay
- Reed Stockman
Recession Proof Fundraising: Ideas for fundraising today - http://www.scribd.com/doc...
Some related material http://www.afpnet.org/ka...
- Reed Stockman
Nice talking with you Chad yesterday. Your social web guide to conference is kewl
- Reed Stockman
Does anyone else find themselves walking down the street jauntily humming the Backyardigans theme sing? Or is that just me?
No but for a number of years I couldn't stop singing Pizza Pizza it's my tummy's favorite.
- Reed Stockman
Join a Walkathon to Make a Difference - http://hubpages.com/hub...
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We have a variety of posts on Walkathons and such http://afprc7.blogspot.com/search...
- Reed Stockman
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Finally, Learn and Serve America, a division of the Corporation for National and Community Service, recently announced that the Phoenix Project will receive $550,000 to encourage increased levels of service and civic participation by college students throughout the United States. The Phoenix Project, together with partners George Mason University and Craigslist Foundation, will use the grant to research whether and how social media tools can engage more students in service to the nonprofit and municipal agencies confronting difficult challenges within their communities nationwide. If unmet needs are identified through the research, the partnership aims to use social media tools to respond to those community needs and increase student service.
- Reed Stockman
Finally, Learn and Serve America, a division of the Corporation for National and Community Service, recently announced that the Phoenix Project will receive $550,000 to encourage increased levels of service and civic participation by college students throughout the United States. The Phoenix Project, together with partners George Mason University and Craigslist Foundation, will use the grant to research whether and how social media tools can engage more students in service to the nonprofit and municipal agencies confronting difficult challenges within their communities nationwide. If unmet needs are identified through the research, the partnership aims to use social media tools to respond to those community needs and increase student service.
- Reed Stockman
Techorati-User sign-in and features that require sign-in are temporarily down. We apologize for the inconvenience. - http://technorati.com/
No further comment:)
- Reed Stockman
socialmedian: Social networking and social media for nonprofits - http://www.socialmedian.com/network...
News network
- Reed Stockman
Are Blog Search Services Less Relevant Than Traditional Search - http://www.chrisbrogan.com/are-blo...
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Used share this to post to our AFP NPTechnology Blog http://www.afprc11.blogspot.com
- Reed Stockman
I've got really exciting news, but can't tell you all for a few weeks ...
David Cohn, Michelle Murrain, Cathryn Hrudicka and 4 other people liked this
???
- Jonathon D. Colman
Always great to hear exciting news but my guess is this group is not particularly patient:) Any hints?
- Reed Stockman
This might be a good chance to work on a theory of social predictions... if we all make a guess and post to this comment thread, will our predictions change the outcome? :)
- Jonathon D. Colman
I guess: WeAreMedia got a big grant to further its work
- Laura Norvig
I guess: she's Obama's VP pick.
- Jonathon D. Colman
@laura @jcolman nope
- Beth Kanter
I hope to have really exciting news in a few weeks too, but I've been hoping that for years!
- Aldon Hynes
Beth - you know how to keep us on the edge of out seats.... can't wait to hear what it is... :D
- Laura Whitehead
you stinker! ;-)
- Michelle Murrain
I still want to know what people are guessing. My new guess: Nobel Prize.
- Jonathon D. Colman
I will get it out of you next time we see each other (coming up I think).
- David Cohn
@david cohn maybe I can talk about it by then ....
- Beth Kanter
Navy Compass - San Diego Official Navy Newspaper - Boxer Sailors Help Communicate Maritime Strategy to Business Leaders - http://afprc21.blogspot.com/2008...
Interesting idea from ASAE
- Reed Stockman
Brightkite says: I'm at Southside Community Land Trust (109 Somerset St, Providence, RI 02907, USA).
Land trusts are great -http://www.nvct.org/about... Great Crows Nest project
- Reed Stockman
@engagejoe just plugged it on my blog as well! http://snurl.com/3i338
Posted 2 places here http://www.afprc7.blogspot.com/ and here www.afprc11.blogspot.com
- Reed Stockman
@engagejoe where are we at with the launch of the widget? what can i do to help?!
posted here http://afprc11.blogspot.com/2008...
- Reed Stockman
enjoying the jerze shore - nothing like riding your bike on the boardwalk in the morning to work off those hoagies ..
Ro (Lilyhill) liked this
ah gamboling and gambling.
- Reed Stockman
Thinking about security - http://socialsource.blogspot.com/2008...
Allan Benamer liked this
Hint hint - I really think Techsoup needs to show some leadership on this...
- Allan Benamer
from twhirl
yo . Marnie share your thoughts
- Beth Kanter
More curious in what other people think -- that's why I shared the link. Clearly we were trying to be clear and balanced and I'm just looking for more feedback.
- Marnie Webb
Password security is an interesting catch 22 particulalry when we are accessing from multiple devices as well as using integrated/interlocking tools. or in some enviroments shared passwords for enterprise access to tools. Looking forward to hearing further disucssion.
- Reed Stockman
I think David and Alan's point is that we should have been more specific about the kinds of viruses and malware that could have been downloaded and the various remediation steps for those. David mentioned one type -- keyloggers -- but it would apply to others.
- Marnie Webb
@reed -- you're right, of course, password mgmt in orgs is hard (FYI; we have absolutely no reason to believe any of the passwords we store on our system were compromised).
- Marnie Webb
Comment Moderation - How Do You Do It? - http://www.problogger.net/archive...
Dimitar Vesselinov liked this
My comments were posted to the thread Beth K had on July 31.
- Reed Stockman
“POLL: Do you ever click the "everyone" tab on twitter or friendfeed?” - http://friendfeed.com/e...
Hisham هشام liked this
no
- Grant
no
- Mike Hussein Cohen
Ever? Yes. Often? No.
- Sean Brady
every now and then
- Michelle Trent
I do occasionally too, but I don't know why
- Laura Norvig
sometimes
- Hisham هشام
Seldom, but it's nice to run FriendFeed-wide searches to find new friends and conversations based on common interests.
- Steve Isaacs
Nope, it's usually in Chinese.
- Muhammad Saleem
Nope!
- Tamar Weinberg
i click the nobody tab
- Allen Stern
only late at night if I'm bored and it's quiet, which it usually is after the West Coast goes to bed
- Duncan Riley
only occasionally do I click the 'everyone' tab on FF. I find I tend to do this more in the early days after I've joined a new-ish service. I recall doing this with Plurk and identi.ca in particular, to see what the general topics of conversation are etc
- Matt Hooper
Yes, as Matt said I tend to do this when I'm new and don't know too many people. It's like "mingling" at a party.
- Cindy Bartorillo
heeeeeeeck no
- Kimberly J
once in a while. See what's happening.
- john conroy
good idea, Allen. Blessed silence.
- Laura Norvig
Can't say I ever did - until this question came up.
- Robert Saric
from twhirl
Nope - did it once and it just did my head in.
- Tom Beardshaw
rarely
- Shey, Jamaican of FF
just now -- cause i saw this hed:)
- Jenna Wortham
yes
- Brian Carter
always. i discovered the web usage habits of people from another side of the world.
- Jansen Lu
Sometimes. It's like being in the passenger seat while the car is doing 100 mph and you've got your head stuck out of the window . Exhilarating for a few moments before you get dizzy and want it to stop.
- WorldofHiglet
just once
- Phreak 2.0
yes
- Baard @ Pixum
twice i think and quickly changed back
- Reed Stockman
no
- Ian Cheung
Always!!!!
- Anthony Farrior
Havn't done so since I signed up!
- JegerPhil - Phil
I think I'll do it right now.
- Aaron Baer
Yes, I like to see what the current pulse is like at any particular time.
- Ryne Nelson
expense report time. Isn't that a lovely way to start a monday?
Depends on the state of the revenue stream
- Reed Stockman
Looking forward to stopping in even though I'll be out.
- Reed Stockman
Bloggers: Offer Your Readers Personal Content Recommendations for Free with new MyBlogLog plug-in http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive... way cool and easy
Scott Lockhart liked this
You know what would be great? Getting this working for Blogger...
- Aram Zucker-Scharff
from FriendFeed MT Plugin
Was wondering why I should continue with MyBlogLog
- Reed Stockman
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