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Triberr: The Reach Multiplier!
I saw this #ff tweet today from @therealkazia (check out her blog)…
…I checked it out and was like, Whoa! Really.
How does Triberr work?
- You get invited to join a tribe.
- You join by signing up with an RSS feed for your blog, and later connect your twitter account. (don’t worry you can add additional feeds and twitter accounts)
- Once you’re in, three tribes are automatically created for you. Don’t worry the auto-generated tribe names & categorization can be changed… although they are unique and catchy. I do wish there was a nonprofit category.
- You invite others to join your tribe. Tribes can only be a maximum of 7 (6+you).
- Members of tribes automatically retweet blog posts from other members of the tribe.
New use for old gift cards
I’ve been looking for a stand for my iPhone that will allow me record the sermons at Lakeside.
There must be a tripod attachment for it, so I went searching. In my travels on the internets I came across a really simple stand for an iPod, iPhone, or any Handheld device.
So I went to the junk drawer, pulled out an old iTunes gift card, grabbed a pair of needle-nose pliers and gave it a shot.
Turns out it works great, doubles as a business card holder, can be straightened put in your wallet, is free, and repurposed.
Finally a use for all those expired gift cards.
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Sold!
Well, what has been on our hearts for a number of years is finally a reality. We’re moving out of the Lower Mainland and into a small town.
Our house in Surrey has sold and we have purchased a home on a treed 5 acres in Salmon Arm, the largest town in the Shuswap.
I will continue to work for http://www.thewellspringfoundation.com and am so thankful for that!
My role will pretty much stay the same as the Communications Manager, with one addition: I will start to make new connections and nurture existing one in the Okanagan/Shuswap.
We are really excited to start the next chapter in our lives.













