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    1. Coffee Stories by Lifebushido Website: www.lifebushido.com/coffee E-mail: coffee@lifebushido.com
    2. What is Coffee Stories?  A collection of stories gathered from a diverse group of people, or crowdsourced  Stories of events that occurred while in a coffee shop  Events made a significant impact on the person’s life
    3. Types of Stories  At the coffee shop ◦ Reconnected with family ◦ Fell in love ◦ Started a business ◦ Closed a sale ◦ Made a new friend ◦ Had a brilliant idea ◦ Changed life’s direction
    4. Example Story #1 I met my husband at a coffeehouse. I had just moved over to the US from the UK and knew barely anybody. On the weekends I would walk over to the local coffee shop and sit outside watching the world go by with a cup of coffee and a book. One Saturday I was being hit on by an annoying idiot when my husband saved the day. After hearing my accent he asked if I had heard of a town called Helston in Cornwall, UK, which happened to be his last name. The conversation continued and four years later we are happily married!
    5. Example Story #2 I learned to play the board game Risk at a coffeehouse near where I live. Sounds odd, learning something like that while at a coffeehouse, the atmosphere doesn't really fit. It was a long game, but I don't think the owners cared since we kept ordering more coffee. Overall it was a fun experience, I learned a new game and got to play it with people I did and didn't know, so I also made a few new friends. Now we play whenever we've got a good group of people together and have nothing better to do.
    6. Final Products  Stories will be compiled into a book  Free e-books for download  Coordinating website will be available  Other creative, business microventures
    7. Making this Project Possible  Since 2006, Lifebushido has posted Human Intelligence Tasks, called HITS to the Amazon Turks website  A global workforce, Amazon mechanical turk members, complete tasks for a small fee
    8. Making this Project Possible  Possible tasks include ◦ Designing flyers ◦ Producing short films ◦ Assembling power points ◦ Providing feedback ◦ Sharing coffee stories
    9. Marketing the Project  Post ads  Pass out flyers  E-mail previews of coffee stories  Post a facebook page  Link lifebushido website to other webpages  Word of mouth
    10. Getting Involved  Sign-up for free e-mail updates  Visit site regularly to look for updates  Provide feedback on a regular basis  Connect with the leaders of Coffee Stories  Contribute your own coffee stories
    11. How can you help?  Make an Amazon Turks Account ◦ Make flyers ◦ Produce short films on Coffee Stories ◦ Assemble Powerpoints about Coffee Stories ◦ Provide original ideas ◦ Share your coffee stories
    12. Further Information  Website: www.lifebushido.com/coffee  E-mail: coffee@lifebushido.com  http://turkshido.wikispaces.com/
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