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So unfortunately, my car would not start last night and I was stranded without a vehicle. I didn't get to go to the Oriental dance performance, but I did get to watch X2, which I quite enjoyed due to the excellent special effects and general comic-bookness of the movie.
Speaking of comic books, I also read a great article about McFarlane toys in Vanity Fair.
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I've been feeling generally upbeat lately, which is cool.

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My newfound daily reading of http://www.worldchanging.com
has brought me to this interesting article by Adam Kahane about positive work for changing the world. I'll let you read it for yourself, if you like this quote.

I have found myself confronted with the same questions. How can we change the world? How can we make an impact for the better? How can we influence the future? And the question I want to focus on here, how does all this relate to business? The best way I know to explain what I've learned is to take you through these last fourteen years and tell you four stories. I've chosen these stories because they explain four key lessons I've learned, four steps towards answering these questions. Then I'll conclude with a summary of what I've learned and what I think it means for those of us in business who want to make a difference in the world.

I can't get my links to work, so you'll have to go to worldchanging.com and link from there.

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Today I went to a workshop on how to use Dreamweaver. The workshop was held at Paved Arts, which is a new media studio. I was the only one who signed up for the workshop, so I had one on one instruction and they showed me some html, as well as the fundamentals of Dreamweaver.

I also become a member of the studio, which allows me to sign up for time on the computers in order to master the programs. I want to become more computer literate.

( a personal realization )