Business, Vision & The Environment http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com Thinking that makes the world of business and the world itself...a better place posterous.com Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:17:25 -0700 Shasta Pools on Pools...and why it works http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/shasta-pools-on-poolsand-why-it-works http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/shasta-pools-on-poolsand-why-it-works When I visited the site of Shasta Pools, I was amazed at the content available. It's true, although we live in a four season environment, pools may not always be the best things to think about. It's something that we'll only use half the time and leave alone for the rest of the year. It's maintenance could be a huge burden for anyone and the expense, unbelievable. Yet, there are many ways a pool can benefit you, something that goes beyond the physical relaxation. It can be, seriously, a childhood dream fulfilled.

When I was a kid, I dreamed of having a house with a swimming pool. A swimming pool is like a symbol of luxury or accomplishment. It shows one's ability to have this cool and amazing equipment in one's home. Having a pool like the one's Shasta Pools offer, is having a gem that you can use to forget about all your worries and basked on the sun. Of course, if you live in the Northeast or somewhere else, this may not be the coolest idea, but I'm sure Shasta Pools has an answer for that.

One cool story though about them is they built a pool for a university's housing! ASU! Now I want to study there just for the housing itself!

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:34:00 -0700 K-Designers and the American Dream http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/k-designers-and-the-american-dream http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/k-designers-and-the-american-dream

Home is where the heart is. It's where dreams come to life, visions fulfilled and a person's life molded and transformed. In each of our homes is a place where we can flourish and enjoy the gift our days on earth has to offer. It's so important that buying a home is an essential part of a common man's dream. A house, car and a great job plus a complete family makes the perfect blend of great blessings. It seems that it makes life complete.

K-Designers, a leader in home remodeling, makes that dream better. As an organization that transforms not only your living space, but your life space in a much better view and light, you gain the look of a shelter dedicated to making you feel better. If you stick to  a company like K-Designers, it will seem that you're set for life. K-Designers has the services you need to assist you. It's environmentally friendly too, allowing you to beautify your space without degrading the planet.

All life has to offer is within our reach and if we develop the attitude and dedication to pursue them, we will accomplish them. Stick to an organization like K-Designers and expect great things to happen. If we have faith in ourselves, believing that we can do what we set to accomplish, we surely can! And we will.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Fri, 22 May 2009 06:40:54 -0700 Introduction to Sustainability…2 Simple but Informative YouTube Videos http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/introduction-to-sustainability2-simple-but-in http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/introduction-to-sustainability2-simple-but-in

Sharing to you some of my favorite videos on Sustainable Development from my YouTube account. ENJOY!

Sustainable Development as one of the Global Challenges

This looks like an old video made in the 1990s but it provides substantive suggestions on sustainable economic progress and mentions Agenda 21 principles on achieving sustainability. This clip in itself is part of a playlist called the Global Challenges.

Ubeng: The Heart of Sustainable Development

This amateur video on a 200 people village in China which will take you two days to reach shows how the daily energy needs of this small community has endangered the rich biodiversity and ecosystem in their environment. However, the video also shows how the United Nations is helping the villagers generate energy from alternative sources through microcredit.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Thu, 21 May 2009 18:50:57 -0700 The First Company to Specialize in the Financial Feasibility of Sustainability http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/the-first-company-to-specialize-in-the-financ http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/the-first-company-to-specialize-in-the-financ Integrating the concept of sustainability to architecture and construction has been a huge effort, gaining recognition from the CLINTON FOUNDATION'S Energy Efficiency Building Retrofit Program. The objective is to bring together many of the world's largest energy service companies, financial organizations and local governments in an effort to reduce energy consumption in existing buildings. This is in line with the goal of reducing energy consumption in existing buildings. The foundation notes that "Buildings are responsible for more than half of harmful greenhouse gas emissions in most cities – and in major cities such as New York and London that number can reach to more than 70%"

Today, a company called American Valuation, Inc. offers real property valuation that specializes in giving feasibility analysis of sustainability. Grant W. Austin, President of American Valuation, Inc. announced that their company has added a Sustainability Valuation section that will work cooperatively with other sustainable development professionals, developers, owners, managers to measure the financial feasibility of proposed green buildings and site features. Austin shares that "the design teams often push building owner to adopt extensive life-cycle best-practice methods when there are alternative greening strategies that are financially feasible today and for the anticipated holding term of the property- we bring the unbiased economic analysis the process"

This is another step showing that the business case of sustainability is a fast growing practice that when adopted can be a vital innovative component to a business organization.

DISCLOSURE: I have no affiliation whatsoever with American Valuation, Inc.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Tue, 19 May 2009 20:21:00 -0700 Tweeting (my way!) to a more sustainable world... http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/tweeting-our-way-to-more-sustainable-world http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/tweeting-our-way-to-more-sustainable-world

Tweets have become so common and prevalent that a lot of common words today has a Twitterspeak, or a name that corresponds to such term following the phonetics of the word Twitter. Individuals using the site are called tweeps and the cyberspace occupied by them is known as TwittaLand. There's also something called a twiller, a politweeter (someone who tweets political bytes) as well as, in this world of excess, a tweetaholic. Regardless, this social media utility has definitely become a great addition to today's communication sphere that it has become another avenue for sustainability reporters, practitioners and enthusiasts to promote their ideals.

So as a sustainability blogger, here's how-in my own small way- I'll be twittering in order to contribute to the promotion of sustainability, poverty alleviation and social entrepreneurship- hoping that it can build a twittercal mass (critical mass) in twittosphere. Although it's not in the official list of Mashable's 66 Twitter Terms, I consider the practices below as my twitribution (contribution) to the field of sustainability reporting, advocacy and promotion online.

1. Tweet personal tips on how to practice a sustainble lifestyle or at least the links to such info

As someone who has once again delved in my passion for development, initially international development, but now more specific and focus-which I realize and found out is called sustainable development, I am now in the process of conforming my lifestyle in a green way. Although sustainability is not all about being green- it requires us, in an individual level, to practice environmentally friendly behavior. So what I'll begin doing from now on is to tweet tips on how to live a more sustainable life-whether it'll be on how I'll reduce my energy consumption, lessen my carbon footprint or find ways to reduce, reusse or recycle my resources. To help myself be good at this, my role model tweeps for such tweets would be @ReduceEnergyUse and @agreenliving. Aside from that I'll also...

2. Retweet personal tips on how to practice a sustainable lifestyle from Tweeps

Yes, I'll definitely be retweeting the Tweeple's ideas that I've just mentioned as well as anyone else's who may have broach an idea on how we can better treat the environment. Imagine how this will make an impact as I retweet what they tweet, thus exposing it to my followers and my retweets are retweeted and so on and so forth. Talk about a viral impact that can maybe, just maybe-well far fetched but maybe- build a twittercal mass.

3. Participate in #EcoMonday

Thanks to @FabianPattberg and @ROCK_READ_ROAM and of course @ecomonday, the official #EcoMonday referral channel, I realize that there's such a meme. This is where you recommend Tweeps who shares ideas and commentaries on green living, the green economy as well as sustainability. Didn't my #ecomonday today, although I think it's something you can everyday despite the monday part of the hashtag.

4. Follow Tweeps (which can also be organizations) that provide information on such topics as Social Entrepeneurship, Poverty Alleviation, Sustainable Development, Environmental Conservation, Climate Change...you name it!

Sustainability does not have a one-size-fits-all approach and nor is there one practice that will act as a magic wand that will convert any lifestyle, community or industry into a sustainable one. It is a combination of various ideas and methods that achieves the ideals of the concept. So I have therefore decided to follow individuals and organizations (which includes websites) that promotes the topics aforementioned. Some of those I've followed so far are @FabianPattberg, @socialentrprnr and @paynter . I don't have to follow @calebgalaraga because I manage that account (duh!) but I suggest you follow him :-)

5. Tweet my blog posts

My blog at http://calebgalaraga.com would definitely focus on the topics mentioned, with greater emphasis on the concept of sustainability in general and the case for it in the private sector, academic and society as well as social entrepreneurship. Just like this post, I'll be tweeting this so I could meet more people who shares my passion for the practice and contribute to the knowledge pool of tweets, blog entries, articles, books, ebooks and research papers. All this information is intended to help and promote a lifestyle and collective practice that will ensure that the way resources today are used will not compromise the resources that the next generation will need to live.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Tue, 19 May 2009 05:47:05 -0700 Why be sustainable? http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/why-be-sustainable http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/why-be-sustainable "Why do we do what we do?" is a typical question we would ask to get a better insight of the purpose of our work. It allows us to delve deep and try to understand the reason behind our task and our quest for accomplishment or achievement. Answering this question gives us a guide as to the reason behind our work. It provides as a pathway to know our intentions.

Relating this to sustainability, we could ask. Why do we want to be sustainable? Why do we desire to become a people, nation or planet that uses it's resources well? Why do we have to be conscious of our actions, processes and lifestyle? Why do we have to overhaul methodologies and policies that has governed the use of resources for decades?

It's true, becoming sustainable is a difficult, if not very difficult task to do, it takes time, effort and a complete turnaround in what we've been used to. It takes considerable amount of adjustment to get used to the mandates the concept proclaims.

So, again, why we do what we do? Why do we want to be sustainable?

To paraphrase it's original definition from the idea of sustainable development- "is the utilization of today's resources to meet today's needs while preserving the environment in order for the next generation to meet theirs."

THE ANSWER: We want to be sustainable not only because we're running out of essential resources-plants, animal life, fossil fuels, etc.- that causes the ecological imbalance we're currently facing. More importantly, we want to live and practice a sustainable life in order for our children and our children's children to be able to enjoy the world we and soon, we have, lived in.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Sat, 16 May 2009 07:39:01 -0700 "The Girl Who Silenced the World in 5 Minutes" http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/the-girl-who-silenced-the-world-in-5-minutes http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/the-girl-who-silenced-the-world-in-5-minutes See how a 13 year old made an impact in the gathering of leaders for the environment. This was Severn Suzuki when she was a teenager sharing urging everyone to do their part. The question is, what has happened since this 1992 speech? What have we accomplished in the past 17 years? Did her thoughts actually influence the policies, programs and projects of the pre-millennium government? YOU DECIDE.


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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Fri, 15 May 2009 22:15:28 -0700 Sustained Readings: Enjoy the weekend with this info sources on green living, science and sustainability http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/sustained-readings-enjoy-the-weekend-with-thi-0 http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/sustained-readings-enjoy-the-weekend-with-thi-0 With the rebirth of my interest on sustainable development, which in a broader sense is called sustainability, below are two sites, one magazine issue and one book which I'll definitely be devouring (well, heavily reading this) this weekend as I enjoy approximately 48 hours  of rest.

1. COMMON WEALTH, ECONOMICS FOR A CROWDED PLANET by Jeffrey Sachs 

The famous author of The End of Poverty writes about what he considers the four main predicaments of today’s world. He pointed these out as global warming, environmental destruction, extreme poverty and the lack of global cooperation. Haven’t actually read the thing beyond the table of contents but the back cover would reveal that this is Jeff Sachs, an internationally renowned economic advisor and sustainable development expert, proposed list of measures on how the world should respond to the four global challenges humanity is facing. 


2. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN EARTH 3.0 Volume 19, Issue Number 1 

The cover story is about the 10 Myths of Sustainability, highlighting the common misconceptions everyone has on this widely discussed and adored topic. Other content includes on this issue includes discussion climate change and business as well as feature reports by sustainability practitioners from various fields.


3. SEED (http://seedmagazine.com) 

 A website that delves deeper on the core issues of technological innovation and scientific discoveries as well as other scholarly areas, it has four main gateways- World, Ideas, Innovation and Culture for you to choose from. Each of them provides in-depth analysis and updates on various happenings all over the world regarding the world of science from different angles- politics, business, the environment and even culture. Almost all of the articles are long, informative and analytical and presents in useful detail breakthrough events in science and how it’s impacting our world.


4. care2, make a difference (http://www.care2.com)  

 The site gives an online grassroots approach on making a difference, whether it’s about the environmental conservation, human rights or animal welfare, care2 is the ultimate hub for those seeking to network and gather information on different fronts of activism. With a site title “Causes & News for people passionate about animal welfare, human rights and the environment” care2 is a huge site where you could get your voice heard. It currently has 10,777,595 members (as of 11:26 PM of May 15, 2009). Their healthy & green living section has more than 5,000++ ways to enhance your life and delves on matters from general health and wellness information to astrological readings with an ecological twist! This is a very useful site for any cause enthusiast and a place to network for those with similar advocacy with you.


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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Thu, 14 May 2009 14:52:13 -0700 TheHungerSite and TheRainforestSite...Clicking your way to a Better World http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/thehungersite-and-therainforestsiteclicking-y http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/thehungersite-and-therainforestsiteclicking-y It takes less than a few clicks to be able to donate a cup of food or a piece of land to those who need it the most, by harnessing the power of technology, TheHungerSite.com and TheRainforestSite gives you the opportunity to do this in less than 30 seconds.

CHECK THEM OUT TODAY AT http://www.thehungersite.com and http://www.therainforestsite.com

More opportunities to support other advocacy are available for you to support.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Thu, 14 May 2009 05:59:17 -0700 Sustainability, trying to get an Inquisitor's Look http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/sustainability-trying-to-get-an-inquisitors-l http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/sustainability-trying-to-get-an-inquisitors-l My best friend, Brandon, posted in his Facebook profile a few days ago that sparked a discussion on our generation's coming transition to a paperless society. He was mainly pointing to the launched of Kindle DX which has been noted as the savior of the newspaper as it'll allow books, magazines and even the latest blogs to be on anyone's hand in 60 seconds or less. Downloaded right into this machine you are holding that is far thinner than a book itself. My friend noted that the evolution to a paperless society is inevitable but will be a definite transition.

With his status sparked my interest on sustainability and no, it wasn't two days ago that my interest on the matter has been present, but approximately five years since that my senses have been inclined on learning about the matter. A desire stemming from my discovery of the field of development, specifically poverty allevitation. Now so much about myself, let's talk about sustainability.

Sustainability, is a term that has been used, overused and misused in various ways but was originally a word popularized by a more common term-sustainable development-which was utilized in a declaration of an important convention. Known as the Brundladt Commission or formally the World Commission on Environment and Development, which was convened by the United Nations in 1983. The commission was created to tackle increasings concerns on the "about the accelerating deterioration of the human environment and natural resources and the consequences of that deterioration for economic and social development."  Their definition of sustainable development declared as meeting "the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs" has become the widely accepted definition of sustainability.

With this term began a movement that is determined to change the way business is done, cities are planned and business processes observed. It has also led to a continuous cry in transforming the way we live our daily life, heeding the ever important elementary principle of "not getting more than what you're suppose to."  This idea has sparked a groundswell of opinion and knowledge of its application to modern society. 

There must be something about the idea of sustainability that makes the world give it a high regard, googling the word will lead to 59,000,000 web pages dedicated to the topic, thousands of books and textbooks, hundreds of experts and scores of films-all in the context of ensuring that the world we live in will last for the next generation. As the world has looked at this with such great interest, my quest will be to have an inquisitor's look, defining the concept of sustainability and sharing thoughts on matters regarding it.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Mon, 11 May 2009 06:06:00 -0700 On to another week... http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/on-to-another-week http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/on-to-another-week

I had an amazing time with my bestfriend yesterday eating Crumbs cupcake, watching the movie Earth and indulging on pasta, pizza and some amazing spring rolls at California Pizza Kitchen. It was an Upper East Side (and Murray Hill) adventure that was fun-filled, specially because it's also the first time my genius of a bud, Brandon Lori, after more than a month of laboring intensely for school work-involving little or no sleep-was able to unwind and relax. I'd love to share about our UES fun but the pictures are yet to be uploaded, so in lieu of two product reviews and one movie review, below is a video that will give you a good start in your week.



Have a great week ahead!


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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Sat, 09 May 2009 10:16:49 -0700 Looking at NEWS from Another Perspective http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/looking-at-news-from-another-perspective http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/looking-at-news-from-another-perspective Bad news seems to be the norm of reporting and exacerbating it the most common form of delivering it. It seems that in this day and age, the media's goal is to deliver facts, hard facts that will allow them to capture your attention. And if they will capture your attention the news they should be delivering are hardcore items that will appeal to your emotions. My problem here is, it seems that they always try to appeal to us in ways that would only provoke the negative. Murder, suicide, school shooting, crisis, wrong government decisions, etc. The list goes on and on.

Now it's not that you don't need to report these things but the reporting facts without identifying a variety of facts to report is not helpful either. There is always a bias to discuss the negative. To focus on what was not met, what cannot be done, what went wrong. The deliver of information has been limited on the negative qualities of an event, location or person. True that there maybe some positives once in awhile, but it's clouted by all the wrongs and ills that gets the headlines and front page of newspapers, online media sites and heaven forbid, the majority of blog outlets that may will one day be the source of punditry for all these.

I am not saying that we should start reporting only good news or focusing only on the good things, but am starting to question the intent of news reporters, media outlets and everyone else in between whose reporting seems to weigh only on the pessimistic side of things. Yes, reality must be presented in the most accurate way, but doesn't reality have two sides in it? Doesn't facts have two perspectives? Doesn't opinions vary with a few being optimistic on events?

In the way the world looks, it's not easy to be positive. It's not easy to be hopeful. But when all is down, trembling and shaken-it seems that hope, optimism and a solid resolve to move forward is the only option, the main ingredient in one's quest to survive.

This is not a call for idealism, or a presentation of a broken world as utopia. It is a mere request that maybe, just maybe we can look at news from another perspective. Sometime.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Fri, 08 May 2009 21:24:52 -0700 Paying taxi rides with debit or credit...a genius of Amos Tamam http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/paying-taxi-rides-with-debit-or-credita-geniu http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/paying-taxi-rides-with-debit-or-credita-geniu There has been more than once where I needed to ride a cab to go to my destination. Although I'm a subway guy, I had to hail the yellow cab for emergency reasons specially when it involves magically hopping from one neighborhood to another. It's a feat unmatched by any other rush and the goal to hail a taxi ride and be where you are at the soonest possible time is much in line with the New York spirit. And just like anything in New York, it involves money. Thanks for the times when I don't have cash, I can pay credit or debit in our New York cab driver's fleet. All thanks to the genius of Amos Tamam, the person responsible for the innovative payment method available in today's taxi fleet in New York.

An immigrant from Israel, Amos Tamam began life in America servicing taxi cabs in a garage in New York City. Applying his technical ingenuity, made by the fact that he was an electrical engineer student prior to coming to NYC, he develop products and processes for the taxi fleet owners. Success upon success, innovation upon innovation and from milestone to milestone Amos Tamam changed the way people ride cabs.

Now 30 years later, he is now the CEO of Verifone Transportation System, the company responsible for providing the technology and systems that enable taxi fleets to accept credit card payments. An innovation that will forever change the landscape of hailing cabs in midst of Manhattan's hustle and bustle. Finally, you can go from point A to point B faster than ever...without having cash!

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Fri, 08 May 2009 21:04:00 -0700 United American Insurance Company and my thoughts on insurance http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/united-american-insurance-company-and-my-thou http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/united-american-insurance-company-and-my-thou

A few months ago a friend of mine suggested that I watch the film SICKO by Michael Moore which outlined one of the most pervasive, controversial and for some reason eternally unresolved issues in America today- HEALTHCARE! The fact that the world's richest nation cannot fund nor assist it's people to gain the necessary benefits to receive proper care is just appalling. The movie captured these scenes so vividly, reminding me of the dilemma any person with health issues would face when they decide to receive care from someone.

I wonder how people can just feel protected and enjoy their life. True enough, United American Insurance Company has the same thoughts as I have. With similar words as their motto, the company intends to provide various insurance products. United American Insurance Company  products has a wide variety of affordable policies for anyone under 65. The company is committed  in providing the best claims to policyholders and has an eService center where you, as a policyholder, can view policy details, claim status and even receive email confirmation of notices and payments.

In these tough times where it's not easy to trust and your hard-earned money can only go to the right places, it's good to know that this company- United American Insurance Company can provide a response that a lot of Americans would need.

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]]> http://files.posterous.com/user_profile_pics/60987/mine_005.jpg http://posterous.com/people/160Q9mjmrlf Caleb Galaraga Caleb Caleb Galaraga Fri, 08 May 2009 11:43:00 -0700 First hump on blog creation http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/first-hump-on-blog-creation http://calebgalaraga.posterous.com/first-hump-on-blog-creation

I'm currently working on my network blog which would be linking my other smaller and niche blogs to this site. It would also be a content marketing medium for entrepeneurs and professionals who has something valuable to contribute in this online space full of noise, garbage and sameness. The site's skeleton was supposed to be live by now but my designer, who I got from Craigslist just told me that he's backing out! So much for expectations, sometimes things don't work out the way you want them to.

So instead, I'm spending my Friday night studying the theme I'll be using (more about this on later post), trying my best to get this blog up as soon as I can!

Anyone who'll be reading this...wish me luck..PLEASE!!






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