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Cere Davis

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  • Sierra. Love this topic idea.

    Posted Jul 08, 2008 God and Business? Is there a role for spirituality in Business? hosted by Sierra Faye Kennedy
  • I would totally attend this event if it were in Seattle, not on a Wednesday and if I wasn't committed to other things that day. It's a great event idea. Please re-post it again sometime!

    Posted Jul 06, 2008 Tax Savings with LLCs, S Corps, C Corps, Sole Proprietorships Explained hosted by John Huddleston
  • Hi Lisa,

    I would attend this event but it's too short notice for me now. Please do repost it sometime in the future.

    -Cere

    Posted Mar 13, 2008 What Piece of the Puzzle Are You? 5 Steps to Your Right Livelihood hosted by Lisa Bradley
  • Sounds pretty interesting. If you could schedule a session for the eve and in Seattle sometime, that would be great.

    Posted Feb 18, 2008 JUMP START YOUR BRAIN! hosted by Andrew Delany
  • Depends on how you mean... It's always the case that the caucuses are meant to select local delegates, which then select regional delegates, which, in turn, select a majority of the electoral college four our state. It's just a proportional representation system, which is a hell of a lot more accurate representation then you get in the full blown major election - (winner take all) system later on down the road. The republicans have a slightly different system this year. I'll bring in a news paper, or something, that explains this more detailed.

    Posted Feb 06, 2008 Super Tuesday Super Networking hosted by Arthur Torelli
  • It's not quite true that the Dem caucus doesn't not affect the way our electoral college votes, Brian. Let's talk more about that tomorrow. It's true that you can vote republican even if you are a dem though...

    Posted Feb 05, 2008 Super Tuesday Super Networking hosted by Arthur Torelli
  • Gonna be so much phun watchin' my candidate win ;)

    Posted Feb 04, 2008 Super Tuesday Super Networking hosted by Arthur Torelli
  • Stephanie,

    I really liked this article. I have a lot of trouble, not so much with finished my todo list, but keeping perspective on what is REALLY important in the moment as new opportunities come up. Some of these tips are helpful tools to maintain perspective while still moving forward with past and present intentions.

    -Cere

    Posted Jan 19, 2008 Kill Your To-Do List and Be More Profitable! by Stephanie Ward
  • Attend this short crash course! I've done it, and it's really well worth the time!

    Posted Jan 18, 2008 Patent, Trademark, and Business Law Fundamentals hosted by Jim Ruttler, Patent and Tra...
  • Thanks for hosting this even Regina. It was dern fun last time. I'm sure it will be great fun again.

    Posted Jan 14, 2008 Networking Dim Sum at Jade Garden hosted by Regina Frau, MBA,
  • This is a spankin' great idea Lara!

    Posted Nov 16, 2007 Biznik Anti-Office Holiday Party hosted by Lara Eve Feltin
  • I never have used the law of attraction for the purposes of business connections, but the idea fascinates me. I'm curious to know from you all if it actually works and creates a viable revenue stream.

    Posted Nov 13, 2007 Grow your business using the Art of Manifestation hosted by Kiomi Mount
  • Great idea Arthur! I think "voting" day should be a national holiday where we all get together and hash out our political favorites/views. Looking forward to it.

    -Cere

    Posted Oct 09, 2007 Biznik Happy Hour hosted by Arthur Torelli
  • Hi Frank,

    I take the opposite approach from many re: investing. i don't invest in funds. Instead I roll my own. I don't spend many hours glued to the stock tickers, rather I use google/yahoo to manage my portfolio and just check the status once a day. I am a HUGE fan of the Motley Fool advice by way of subscribing to various advice newsletters. For example, I am subscribed to the Global Gains newsletter and I have done very well by it, and just generally investing in what I know - which is generally to invest in technology.

    I've also found it really enlightening to see how my portfolio did against the sp500/nasdaq/etc during the latest stock tumble. That was really informative to me to get a sense of the true value and "ballast" of my stock choices versus the market in general.

    Posted Sep 03, 2007 How do you invest? by Frank Wong
  • I love sustainable ballard as an organization, btw. Just thought I would say that.

    They are a rare bread of folks, imo. They have a very down to earth and non-devisive approach, which I find the most effective in not-for-profit orgs.

    Posted Sep 02, 2007 The Alt-Crew - Belltown Spitfire - Let's Talk Sustainability! hosted by Sierra Faye Kennedy
  • Hey Renee,

    Seattle has it's ups and down, imo. I'm a native so I'm allowed to dis it ;)

    Seriously, if you head this way speak up ahead of time and we'll make a Renee is showing up "networking" event.

    Posted Aug 31, 2007 Going to have to visit Seattle by Renee Russo
  • Hey Kevin,

    This is peripherally an answer to your question. The Union of Concerned Scientists sent out this really useful on green and non-toxic dry cleaning. Here's the link for more info:

    http://www.ucsusa.org/publications/greentips/

    Posted Aug 30, 2007 Green cleaning by Kevin Selkowitz
  • You're right of course, Frank.

    This is an unending battle, but I am glad to see that transparency and technological solutions are at least keeping pace with malicious spin doctors for now. I can picture that Wikipedia will have to move to a full login solution in the future as the methods of on-line information distortion becomes more and more sophisticated.

    Posted Aug 27, 2007 Wikipedia changes are now more trackable than ever by Cere Davis
  • Argh... talk about a needle in a haystack. If you can provide a link that would be great. Otherwise, it's hopeless to find that link on youtube.

    Posted Aug 27, 2007 Wikipedia changes are now more trackable than ever by Cere Davis
  • Glad you're hosting this Annie. Yer such a great spirit!

    Posted Aug 26, 2007 Wrap Up Summer with this Happy Hour Celebration! hosted by Annie Jacobsen
  • Jason,

    Thanks for posting this. It's good to know where you're "at" in terms of professional and personal needs and wants. I will introduce myself at your next event.

    As for me, I am a Network Engineer by day and science head, musician, music lover, foody (pretty creative cook) after hours.

    Posted Aug 20, 2007 Business by day / Party (business) by night. by Jason Purdie
  • Lately for me it's been:

    • dancing to music
    • listening to music
    • playing percussion on my fridge (seriously, you'de be suprised how good of a drum this thing can be!)
    • walking
    • a bath
    Posted Aug 17, 2007 Show me yours and I'll show you mine by Giannina Silverman
  • Nice!

    Posted Aug 17, 2007 Wikipedia changes are now more trackable than ever by Cere Davis
  • True 'dat Leila. I vibe with your post very much...though I really don't like writing much for myself.

    Posted Aug 15, 2007 Does anyone but me get intimidated by online presence? by Sierra Faye Kennedy
  • TIME TO VOTE!

    This, btw, is also the day you need to vote in the local elections and/or cast your mail in ballot.

    Don't forget! I'll be asking if you've voted, so be prepared to answer "YES"!

    Posted Aug 15, 2007 Technology Happy Hour hosted by William Fulton
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