A Cool Resource to Raise Money for Something Good...

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Written by oche_an3h Tuesday, 14 April 2009 17:40

... Well, presumably something good.

Anyway, it's called Fundable.com and it lets anyone who wants to submit their request for funding.  This could be anything from needing money to build a homeless shelter, to just buying a tent to provide temporary cover.  Of course, you can request money for less humanitarian needs: I submitted a request for $500 to build a skate ramp for some kids in China, which is not entirely selfish, though certainly not the most pressing of social issues.

So check it out, think of some positive social causes, and see if you can't get a little money behind a worthy effort of your own.

What do you have to loose?

 

Karma Bullets

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Last Updated on Friday, 20 March 2009 10:59 Friday, 20 March 2009 10:53

While pondering the notion of karma and the notion of agency (choice) in relation to decisions that result in positive and negative events in our own lives, I considered that karma is not so much of a circle, but an energy that bounces around between and within certain synergy groups in a series of inter-looping circles and chains that dissipate the energy into the general culture of any population.

It occurred to me that we often carry a certain kind of emotional charge with us as we go about our daily activities; often without realizing the significance of this charge has on our interactions with others. Perhaps this is what we refer to as our 'mood' or in some cases 'personality'; and often it can change quite dramatically throughout the day depending on a number of internal and external factors:

Internal Factors (a few examples):

   

I Don't Wish Bad Energy on Others, but...

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Written by oche_an3h Friday, 13 March 2009 07:50

It's nice to see the bad guys go down when they deserve it, and certainly reaffirms my belief in karma.

As this former billionaire has finally learned, cheating people out of their money will eventually catch up with even the craftiest criminals.

Now if the courts could only figure out where all that money went, maybe we could add a few more billion to the next round of government bailouts (ironically being given to this guy's counterparts in other ailing financial institutions).

   

Testing to see if this works.

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Written by oche_an3h Wednesday, 11 March 2009 08:47

This is a blog to discuss the lighter side of life with the purpose of exploring elements of happiness, health, and the general emotion of joy.  So let's keep it positive...