one hot mama
Are you going to be rocking at one of the global Live Earth concerts tomorrow?
Lucky beast if you are!
For those of us who aren’t going to be there :-( there is still the option of hooking up a live feed1 & throwing a house party to support
the chilling-out of our gorgeous Gaia2
[In case you got left out of the PR 7.7.07 Live Earth Concerts (em, make that Al Gore) has attracted some of the planet's hottest musicians to rock the world to start turning the tide against global warming. Smart fellow, applying a time.honoured strategy. I believe in an old maxim of economics that shows how throughout history ..culture precedes commerce.. entertainment is a clear & very useful way to gather power around the issue. Not just feelgood fluff3 ]
Anywaaay, so I checked around Cape Town for a riotous gathering of hearty earthy revellers & was a little underwhelmed.
What surprised me was that our green geeks like Ian Gilfillan or the Greenhouse boys haven’t strapped a satellite link in for us to party with a purpose on Saturday! maybe you guys just haven’t registered your party on the Friends of Live Earth to keep out rowdy skollies like me?!
Either way, if you also don’t fancy looking like a biltong on legs4 in a few scorching years time.. consider supporting in a small way starting this Saturday. The exponential power of consolidation of many people applying a small tweak regularly in their own way is incredibly potent: it’s the principle of kaizen or as we know it better in trendy wikinomics or web2.0… long-tail theory.
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To celebrate they're launching their Page with a really fitting (sorry had to) competition.
Come up with a community-approved tagline (different ones sported under the masthead on the main site), and win a T-shirt with your clever tagline.
..AND a rather splendid weekend away in the bush, safari drives & meals included.
They're not just playing for fun: they are raising money for Child's Play, a gamer-created, gamer-supported charity that fulfills the wish lists of over 60 hospital's children's units worldwide. Each donation buys the games, the consoles and the movies that bring a little bit of fun into an otherwise gruelling hospital experience.


Ah, the weight of expectation! Unfortunately I’m moving on Saturday, and not only don’t I have the 70Mbps link I’d need to do some decent live streaming of the excitement, I won’t even dial-up.
But you’re welcome to come help me move on Saturday, and apply the principle of kaizen to unpacking my books :)
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