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Comment on Top 3 of 2010: My Favourite Things by filsinger

filsinger — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 23:45:52 +0000

woops.. i didnt finish my sentence on Mass Effect 2. That’s what I get for selective editing. All fixed now.

Comment on Top 3 of 2010: My Favourite Things by Erica

Erica — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 22:54:25 +0000

Nice list.

I agree with mass effect, “it had some flaws but…” BUT WHAT!? Even mining for stuff in space was fun in that game!

Churchill arms can’t be beat, I ate there yesterday and they are so consistent which is a hard quality to find in restaurants in Charlottetown.

I also just read the Hunger Games as well which seems to be being enjoyed by more adults than the targeted audience. I enjoyed it alot.

Thanks for the list, this is a fun idea!

Comment on Old Spice: Finally a brand that understands social media. by John Morris

John Morris — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 00:58:04 +0000

You should do a follow up post with the other brands that copied this idea.

Comment on Redefining Capitalism: Buy One Give One by Roger

Roger — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:57:19 +0000

We encourage you to support Tom’s Shoes and their efforts. For like minded people, you may also be interested http://www.bodoblankets.com where they donate a blanket to those in need for every blanket sold. Hip hip hooray for the One for One movement!

Comment on Redefining Capitalism: Buy One Give One by Carlos Meija

Carlos Meija — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:08:26 +0000

I’m loving Toms Shoes too! – There is a big trend happening right now – fashion with a purpose – it’s called “SOCIAL FASHION” … There is Toms Shoes, Gap(red), http://www.SIE.com, all very cool with great missions… SIE is a new urban/sports company which designs SIE merchandise in order to fund SIE children’s World Cup soccer tournaments around the World… The SIE tournaments encourage positive thinking and raise money for charity… The more SIE merchandise sold the more SIE tournaments the more SIE tournaments the more money is raised for charity… It’s a unique & very cool concept… It’s more profound when you learn that the founder of SIE’s last words to his father were that “they would lift the World Cup together”, before he suddenly passed away with Cancer… this is why they started their company and why SIE raises money for children’s Cancer charities thru the SIE World Cup tournaments…

Comment on Redefining Capitalism: Buy One Give One by jstainer

jstainer — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:53:51 +0000

Love the idea! Went to the website and the shoes are not quite for me though. I live in northern British Columbia and I end up wearing very warm winter boots half the year!

The concept is brilliant though and I’d love to see more people try and translate it into other businesses. I’d certainly use them over other places if I could.

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Comment on The iPhone, GDC, and being a game tester. by Ben Davies

Ben Davies — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:13:26 +0000

hey,

ive been lookin for a way in to the games industry for quite a while. ive wrked in currys ltd store as a sales assistant and have tried my dam hardest 2 look for a job with microsoft as a game tester or marketer.

Comment on Charlottetown Tourism completely unaware of their mistake with FOL this year. by Twitted by LazyTourist

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Comment on What is your Spiritual Footprint? by filsinger

filsinger — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:44:06 +0000

Sorry I tend to align myself with John Wesley on this issue.

“When I have money, I get rid of it quickly, lest it find a way into my heart.” – John Wesley

Take for example Mother Teressa, who is as visible of a symbol as any of following the call of God, and yet she lived in complete poverty.