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mixoac.blogspot.com
Mixoac
Mixoac Views and opinions based on decades spent reporting on and working with socially excluded people across the globe. We have to stop seeing people and communities as objects, whether of marketing strategies, government policies or well-meaning attempts to be charitable. From time to time I'll share some experiences and tools that have helped marginlised communities and that can also help people within all kinds of organisations. Slideshow Loading... Twitter Updates Twitter Updates follow
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ethancrawford.com/about
Biography
ethan crawford You are here: Home / Biography Biography Ethan Crawford (admittedly, one of many) lives and works in Denver, Colorado, where he was conceived, born and bred. Ethan spent most of his adolescence sitting still, watching, learning, writing, occasionally speaking, [and repeat]. He is a perpetual student, and with age he grows into more teaching roles, but will never cease learning about the world and exploring. He enjoys music, philosophy, arts, and other stuff. Ethan Crawford
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kiva.org/lender/dominicluciano
Kiva - Lender > Dominic from Birmingham AL United States
Dominic from Birmingham AL United States has made loans on Kiva
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cs.dal.ca/~gates
Carrie Gates
Research Staff Member CA Labs, CA One CA Plaza Islandia, NY 11749 Brief Bio I am currently a Research Staff Member at CA Labs in New York, where I am pursuing research projects in enterprise security that have strategic value for CA, in collaboration with other university faculty and students. I received my PhD in May, 2006, and I spent the last three years of my degree working at CERT, Carnegie Mellon University, where I performed research in network security. I have also worked on access
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buraglio.com/nick
Nick Buraglio (dot) com
Nick Buraglio (dot) com Random steam of consciousness stuff and maybe something useful. Pages Home About Shop Webcam Photos Film Google+ Public Stream Sunday, July 17, 2011 The last frontier... I spent some time up in Alaska recently (Fairbanks, to be exact) and I have to say, it was pretty intersting. I taught the ipv6 workshop and participated in a few other talks at Joint Techs, Summer 2011. I didn't have a ton of time to spend all around the last frontier, but I did get to do a bit of