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Stop branding start participating?
In his coverage of Renny Gleeson of W+K, entitled “Stop branding start participating,” Rich Cherecwich quotes “Agencies are built to make ads, not come up with marketing solutions an… more →
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Writing May Be Humankind's Greatest Invention
pittsburghflashfictiongazette wrote 2 days ago: Here are some thoughts on writing. It may be argued that farming is humankind’s greatest inven … more →
SHINE to assist local brands in downturn
Drew Wehrle wrote 2 days ago: Now here’s an incredible Act. Leo Burnett Hong Kong just launched project SHINE, an initiative to … more →
Adding value to apps
Drew Wehrle wrote 1 week ago: I certainly don’t need to remind anyone that iPhone apps are going total gangbusters. In terms of n … more →
iPhone app connects residents with city hall
Drew Wehrle wrote 1 week ago: Here’s a great example of what we like to call an Act… and one that’s from a rather unlikely source: … more →
United in the Church
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Richard wrote 2 weeks ago: God, infinitely perfect and blessed in himself, in a plan of sheer goodness freely created man to ma … more →
“Love Revolution,” by James Gapinski
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James Gapinski wrote 1 month ago: It’s truly dismal that love is lacking in so much of humankind’s persona. We think that our violenc … more →
Why are Russians Converting to Islam? Why a non-Muslim should know the Quran?
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pakalert wrote 1 month ago: The conversion of historically Orthodox Christian ethnic Russians to Islam is one of the most politi … more →
HOME PROJECT!
kamaly87 wrote 1 month ago: Una inspiradora pelicula sobre Nuestro querido Planeta Tierra, llamada HOME… es maravillosa lo … more →
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thewaterworks wrote 1 month ago: On the origin of humankind. Contra the popular contention, the two sides of this debate do not botto … more →
DEMYSTIFYING REVELATION (Part 1 of 5)
John wrote 1 month ago: The Book of Revelation is a unique New Testament apocalypse, often mistaken as a “mystery” to be d … more →
Walking Shadow
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veritasexnihilo wrote 1 month ago: “A representation, however, changes neither the environment for the condition of the organism … more →
ale8 post
aboutaboyinindia wrote 1 month ago: it is wednesday may 20, 2009, 4:07 a.m. central time and i am tired. my best friend from high school … more →
Spammers - a rant
Pella wrote 2 months ago: Every now and then a spam or three is caught in the filter. I find most of them incredibly… in … more →
Ending at 22
donottellalice wrote 2 months ago: On Friday, after coming into work I was called into a meeting. In this meeting we were told that on … more →
18 - Just Wondering
J.C. wrote 2 months ago: Diseases plague our world. Many as a consequence of our own existence, others just exist. And even t … more →
Through the Eyes of a Child
CarolAnn wrote 3 months ago: Through the eyes of a child, the whole world is waiting there In the core of his soul, happiness is … more →
“Culture of availability”
Drew Wehrle wrote 3 months ago: Yeah, yeah, I know I endorse TED presentations on a pretty regular basis, but here’s a pithy, provoc … more →
The Boat of Life!
2009cupofcoffeechallenge wrote 3 months ago: Hello there! My apologies for not blogging here for some time. I have been busy with living. The … more →
BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS
propheciesofrevelation wrote 4 months ago: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” Matthew 5:9 (TNI … more →
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