Working From Home and Loving It: The Myth of Financial Insecurity
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Last week I had some people disagreeing with or at least questioning the underlying argument of my post on the “myth of isolation”, one of a series on working from home and loving it.
In response to one of those [...]
It’s been good to participate in Blog Action Day this year and the focus on Poverty has produced some amazing posts and some very moving testimonials around the blogosphere.
Understandably, a lot of what has been written is about poverty in underdeveloped and developing countries.
Sparkplugging CEO Wendy Piersall reminds us that even in our richer, developed [...]
In my post yesterday about Blog Action Day, I promised more information about a project we are supporting, with a focus on children.
It’s called simply The Library Project and it is about providing books for children in developing countries. Quite simply, books help their education and education empowers individuals and communities to rise out of [...]
As a founding member (and member of the Advisory Board) of the International Blogging and New Media Association (IBNMA), I was very pleased to learn today that the Association is a sponsor of Blog Action Day, October 15.
This is the first “cause” to be backed by IBNMA.
What Blog Action Day is about
Blog Action Day is [...]
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Anyone who has travelled around Australia at all by road will have noticed some Big Things: the Big Merino just out of Goulburn, the Big Guitar at country music capital Tamworth, the Big Prawn (or maybe Shrimp to you) at Ballina, the Big Banana at Coffs Harbour, the Big Pineapple near Nambour.
Perhaps even the Big [...]
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- Tags: big cable, Big Things, competition, fibre optic, Hawai'i, Sydney, Telstra
