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August 02, 2006

One pic says it all

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July 25, 2006

Blogging the war

There are several very good resources on the current ME war to keep you up to date.

the truth laid bear has a Middle East mash up comprised of Israeli, Palestinian and Lebanese Bloggers. ttlb has also included a most linked to section for each group of bloggers.

Pajamas Media has ongoing news and views from the mainstream press and bloggers. As an example, here is the news for today, July 25. Daily archives appear in the right hand column.

Pajamas Media also has a special correspondent blogging from a Haifa bunker. Live from an Israel Bunker has caused something of a sensation. Eugene, the blogger, is 17 yrs. old and also does a podcast over on Pajamas Media.

And, take a look at some of these photos while you're having your morning cup of coffee. Then, go here and give some money to the cause.

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July 21, 2006

Another way to help Israel Now

Buy a raffle ticket

The complete list is here

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July 20, 2006

11 ways you can to help Israel Now

OK, this isn't exactly a Top 10 list but here's something else that you can do to support Israel- Join AIPAC.

American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is America's pro-Israel lobby group and one of the reasons that the administration is steadfast in its support of Israel's position during the current war.

More info on AIPAC is here, a mimimum donation is $50.

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July 19, 2006

Washington, DC Rally for Israel

I was at today's rally in support of Israel. So were alot of other people and... it was hot.
Israel's Ambassador Daniel Ayalon made it clear to the crowd that Iran will pay a price for its support of Hizballah.

While I try to get pics off my Treo 700 (arggh), you can see more of today's rally here and here.

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Show your support

There are pages of logos you can get here to show your support.

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July 18, 2006

10 things you can to help Israel Now

What can we do to help Israel RIGHT NOW?

There should be something here for everyone! The following list is a compilation from Treppenwitz, Daled Amos and J-Blogosphere.

Visit these websites, stay up to date, and make a difference!

Go to a rally: *Wednesday, July 19* in Washington, DC. US city rally list

Print a sign for your rally

Give Money: American Friends of David Adom or the Special Israel Crisis Relief Fund

Buy a Bond

Send Food: Send burgers or pizza to a soldier

Pray

Put a logo on your website or blog

Spend more money: Shop In Israel

Look at these pictures (and then, give more money)

Go to Israel: FIDFYL Mission to Israel- August, Leadership Mission to Israel

Listen to the crisis: Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. on POLITICSCENTRAL Podcast

Learn about the crisis: HonestReporting

Follow the news: Ynetnews.com

Support the cause: Join AIPAC.

Buy a raffle ticket

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March 14, 2005

Low-Literacy Users

Jakob Nielsen's current Alertbox column: Low-Literacy Users has implications for users with disabilities and a host of others as well. More:

Long experience shows that improving usability for users with disabilities typically increases usability for non-disabled users as well. Similarly, improving websites for lower-literacy users can also help higher-literacy users. That said, some sites are targeted mainly at higher-literacy users:

    * B2B sites that target business professionals, managers, and decision-makers
    * E-commerce sites that sell expensive or intellectual products
    * The public relations and investor relations areas of corporate sites
    * Content sites that cover scientific or other advanced topics
    * Intranets for knowledge workers

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June 05, 2004

Komen Foundation | Message Boards

Today is the Race For The Cure walk/run in Washington, DC. Like last year, the weather isn't great. Thought I'd scan the organization's message boards to see what the chatter was, if others were also thinking of staying home or whatever.

The boards seem to be a great support mechanism for helping and healing. I was however surprised that there wasn't a local tie-in to the boards. Figured that I'd at least find a pointer to a local Yahoo, Google Group or something. This is probably a missed opportunity in terms of leveraging the organization's passionate supporters. If they organized supporters on a local level, they might see a lift in fundraising efforts.

I did some more looking and found local space on the site. Here, they take advantage of Kintera's nifty fundraising tools through story sharing. They could probably do more in the relationship building area though. A local tie-in might even get involved with or grow local Meetups.

Oh well, just thoughts on a rainy, Saturday morning.

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June 01, 2004

Just another day

On Friday, I went up to Capitol Hill. I was meeting with a couple of Senate staffers about some list management issues they are having. The town was buzzing with activity for this weekend's WWII monument dedication. I knew that I wouldn't run into Washingtonienne but thought of her anyway as I entered Hart. On the way back through Union Station, I struck up a conversation with the duck man and couldn't help but wonder if my future also held the possibility of one day quacking my way through Washington, DC.

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