Flopsy Parker, a North Carolina rescue rabbit who has his own Facebook page which he and his Mom Gretta use to facilitate social awareness about abandoned rabbits, is beginning the Flopsy Lopsy Basket for Bunnies Drive. Read about in on Facebook.
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Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Rescue Rabbit starts drive for Bunnies: Flopsy Lopsy Basket for Bunnies Drive
Flopsy Parker, a North Carolina rescue rabbit who has his own Facebook page which he and his Mom Gretta use to facilitate social awareness about abandoned rabbits, is beginning the Flopsy Lopsy Basket for Bunnies Drive. Read about in on Facebook.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Rabbit Awareness as Easter draws near
Image via CrunchBase
This great artwork carries an important social message at this time of year!!!
Monday, March 21, 2011
Rescued Bunny on a Mission to Help Rabbits in Need
A bunny saved from a Rabbit Rescue is now on a mission to help other rabbits in need. His story is being picked up by area newspapers. Read more about Flopsy and his mission at his Facebook page *Flopsy even has his own web store @ Cafe Press, and a % of proceeds go to Rabbit Rescues!!!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Should Graduate Degrees Be Earned on Facebook? - Education - GOOD
Should Graduate Degrees Be Earned on Facebook? - Education - GOOD: 
"In The Social Network, Justin Timberlake, who plays Napster's founder Sean Parker, proclaims: 'In the beginning we lived in caves. Then we lived in houses. Now, we’ll live on the Internet.'
And now, apparently, we'll also earn graduate degrees on Facebook.
Today's Times reports that the London School of Business and Finance Global M.B.A., which bills itself as “the world’s first internationally recognized M.B.A. to be delivered through a Facebook application,” is not only open for business but already claiming to enroll 30,000 active users."
"In The Social Network, Justin Timberlake, who plays Napster's founder Sean Parker, proclaims: 'In the beginning we lived in caves. Then we lived in houses. Now, we’ll live on the Internet.'And now, apparently, we'll also earn graduate degrees on Facebook.
Today's Times reports that the London School of Business and Finance Global M.B.A., which bills itself as “the world’s first internationally recognized M.B.A. to be delivered through a Facebook application,” is not only open for business but already claiming to enroll 30,000 active users."
Friday, November 19, 2010
The End of Email?
Image by jdlasica via Flickr'Email is dead' claims Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg as he launches 'Google Gmail killer' messaging service
Facebook is to launch its own email service, its founder said last night.
Facebook is to launch its own email service, its founder said last night.
In a long-awaited announcement, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled his website’s new messaging system and hailed the death of email as we know it.
The 26-year-old said it would go the way of the letter because it was too slow and too formal.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1329979/Facebook-email-Mark-Zuckerberg-launches-Google-Gmail-killer.html#ixzz15lqBoHuuFacebook email: Mark Zuckerberg launches 'Google Gmail killer' | Mail Online
Friday, November 12, 2010
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Fury at McCance remarks grows
Image via WikipediaMore than 23,000 people have joined an online campaign calling for the firing of an Arkansas school board member who is purported to have made anti-gay remarks on his Facebook page.
The effort seeking the dismissal of Midland School District board member Clint McCance centers on posts visible on a screenshot of a page that appears to be McCance's online profile. The image is posted on a Facebook group calling for McCance's firing that had 14,300 supporters as of 11:30 a.m.
The Advocate, a magazine that reports about gay issues, first reported about the posting on its website. The Facebook page has been disabled, but The Advocate posted a screen grab of the alleged postings that it says someone forwarded to it.
"Seriously they want me to wear purple because five queers committed suicide," the posting reads in the screenshot. "The only way im wearin it for the is if they all commit suicide. I cant believe the people of this world have gotten this stupid. We are honoring the fact that they sinned and killed thereselves because of their sin."
No profile bearing McCance's name is publicly available on Facebook and a man who answered a phone associated with one of McCance's businesses Wednesday would not verify that he wrote the postings.
"I can't comment at this time, I've got to talk to my attorney," said the man, who hung up when asked if he was McCance.
No one answered the same number Wednesday afternoon, but the message identified it as McCance's.
Other postings shown in the same screenshot use an offensive term for homosexuals and state the writer enjoys "the fact that they often give each other aids and die" and would disown his children if they were gay.
A message left with Midland Superintendent Dean Stanley was not returned Wednesday morning. A school official said she believed he was out of the office until Friday.
In a statement, the Midland School District distanced itself from McCance’s comments and said the school does not “support or condone” what was written on the Facebook page.
“Mr. McCance was not acting as an agent of the school board, but as a private citizen when this comment was posted. This post does not reflect the thoughts of the board or administration of the Midland School District,” the statement said. “The district strives to foster an environment that discourages all forms of bullying and an environment that encourages a safe and productive educational climate of all of our students.”
The Arkansas Department of Education condemned the remarks in a post on its own Facebook page, saying it was "dismayed to see that a school board official would post something of this insensitive nature on a public forum like Facebook." Read more @ http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2010/oct/27/furor-grows-over-purported-anti-gay-remarks-school/
Friday, October 22, 2010
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