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Brian and I challenged each other–over capuccino and a view of the glittering Puget Sound–to start our own blogs. He beat me by several days, but here I am at last. And yeah, Jodene and I tried this last year, but let it go. Practice makes perfect.

I work as a consultant in social media, online customer experience and support, as well as support training and management development.  Please visit my other blog, which is all about knowledge sharing and enterprise 2.0 stuff here. In this blog, I focus on environmental issues, starting with my own backyard, my own neighborhood, my city, country, planet.

Recently I have teamed up with Marguerite to create a group blog focused on how we all as individuals can achieve big changes through small choices when it comes to leading a greener life. I hope you’ll check out our new blog: Green Wannabes.

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  • lamarguerite // October 9, 2007 at 2:58 pm

    Cass,

    I just included your blog in my “Top 15 Green Chicks Blogs”

    marguerite
    http://lamarguerite.wordpress.com

  • Frans // May 20, 2008 at 6:36 am

    Hi, you have a cool blog, and you seem to be a pretty active green blogger!
    I thought you might like our new eco clothing label Pamoyo. If you like it, we can have a link exchange.

    Kindest, Frans

  • Eric // June 19, 2008 at 8:06 pm

    To reply to your question on Twitter, I have Acrobat and, of course, Preview but I almost always open PDFs using the QuickLook feature which displays the PDF within the OS, not really using an external program. I do this because it’s instant. When I do want to open a PDF, I use Preview. I -never- use Acrobat because as a separate application it takes awhile to launch. Preview launches in just one or two seconds so I use that–when the QuickLook feature isn’t enough, like when I want to have the PDF open in the background while I do something else.

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