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Puppies, and Christmas around Edmonton
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12/19/2011 6:46:00 AM
Giving animals as gifts is never recommended. So why not just do the next best thing, and send those you love this rocketing-in-popularity Christmas video?
It's Puppy Christmas, and it's well... really as simple as that. It may possibly be too much adorable first thing on a Monday morning, but I'm prepared to deal with that.
They're so fluffy, I'm gonna die!
While I've got you thinking Christmas, don't forget to check out our photos from 630 CHED Santas Anonymous delivery weekend - my friend Scott and I broke a personal record by taking out 14 deliveries on Saturday.
My friend Danica and I, meanwhile, went out looking at some Christmas lights in the downtown area. If you haven't been out to the Edmonton General this year, they're doing a Lights of Hope campaign to raise $400,000 for The Caritas Foundation. While they raise money, 400 Christmas light displays are ...
Greybox - Edmonton-based group launches hybrid sharing tool
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12/6/2011 1:06:00 PM
If you're anything like me, you're on a multitude of social-networking websites. You tweet, you post, you share, you update - it can get a bit overwhelming at times. And trying to read relevant things gets increasingly difficult with the more you do. Sure, we have readers - but those are for sites/blogs/etc that you already follow. What about articles from a broad spectrum of websites?
Greybox hopes to cut down on the noise - by allowing you to share, post, and read articles - and only articles. You don't have to wade through 500 tweets, or who is now single, or the ultrasound/Christmas/vacation photos your friends keep posting. If you want to spend some time reading articles, there is a curation tool the Edmonton startup Greybox has created, that would be right for you.
Marketing Director Betty Tam and I spoke Tuesday about Greybox, and why she feels you'd ...
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