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RemingInSydney commented on Alphabet Stories interesting :-) hope the dynamics of Web2.0 helps the world become better ;-) 6 months ago
ozquilter commented on The Story Of A Shout Out Great work @wonderwebby! 6 months ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on The Story Of A Shout Out Cover illustration courtesy of David Armano http://darmano.typepad.com/ 6 months ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on What Will You Shout Out For submit an image for the event at http://www.flickr.com/groups/shoutoutsocial/ become a fan http://tinyurl.com/cyq728 RSVP for the Melbourne event http://tinyurl.com/bf6pjw read more http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2009/02/19/shouting-out-for-friendship/ 10 months ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on Shout Out Social 2009 Please join in for an important cause. Simply add your images to Flickr group http://www.flickr.com/groups/shoutoutsocial 11 months ago
Sacha Chua commented on About Trust Banks Love it (and the graphics)! =) 11 months ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on About Trust Banks If you would like to help me make a difference in the Philippines, please consider making a donation of $2 or more http://wonderwebby.chipin.com More information about this project here 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Woman’s Investment thanks GH, thanks Joanna! here are some more links http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2008/11/01/inspiring-words-fo... and if you are moved by these words, please consider donating $10 http://wonderwebby.chipin.com 2 years ago
JoannaYoung commented on A Woman’s Investment Inspiring set of messages Jasmin. I like the emphasis on friendship and love which emerges, and the feeling that we’re stronger working together than apart. Good luck with the next stage of this project. 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Woman’s Investment There’s a new creative challenge running until 21 December with giveaways from MOO.com (postcards, minicards and stickers) and 2 copies of World Poverty for History (Wiley Aust.) Read more about the blog/creative challenge http://awomansinvestment.blogspot.com/2008/11/beyond-crea... 2 years ago
Tanveer Iqbal commented on A Woman’s Investment Nice idea to uplift women in a good manner. Women have always play a big role either they are at home, office or having big responsibility they are very keen to complete their tasks on time as far as wishes and desires were concerned i thing once women love her family she only need to see happy everyone at any cost even they forget about their own self to make the family happy Nice show thanks for sharing 2 years ago
A QUDOOS commented on A Woman’s Investment Inspiring thoughts, keep sharing, GH 2 years ago
guest06c1a6 commented on A Woman’s Investment Jasmin, i am touched deeply by your selfless effort to help underprivileged women in the Philippines. I am a Filipina and has been away from my beloved country for a long time now. As an artist, i’d love to share an artwork and a statement for inclusion in your video. Again, thanks. The world’s gloom is given light by people like you. Alpha 2 years ago
guest29a147 commented on A Woman’s Investment The majority (55%) of women interviewed own one investment property, while 41% own between two and five properties. The remainder own over six properties with a small, but noteworthy, proportion of 1% owning a staggering 11 or more investment properties. MyInvestorsPlace - trading, value, investing, forex, stock, market, technical, analysis, systems 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Womans Investment - invitation to contribute New blog created for the project http://awomansinvestment.blogspot.com/ 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Womans Investment - invitation to contribute Photos on slides 1, 3 & 4 originally uploaded by Amy Palko http://www.lessordinary.org.uk http://www.flickr.com/photos/amypalko/ 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Womans Investment - invitation to contribute Photo on slide 2 used with permission by Rick Carter www.jimmytoo.com.au Photos on slides 1, 3 & 4 originally uploaded by Amy Palko http://www.lessordinary.org.uk Join In and share your message on the theme of A Woman’s Investment http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2008/10/01/opportunity 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on A Womans Investment - invitation to contribute Photo on slide 2 used with permission by Rick Carter www.jimmytoo.com.au See also http://www.eightsixty.org/ 2 years ago
Jasmin Tragas commented on the blogger As shared at the Greater IBM Event - blogging over the last year and discovering other blogs gave me a great opportunity. I was able to contribute to The Age of Conversation II along with 237 other authors- with all proceeds of the book going to the Variety Children’s charity. The tips in this slide are just some of my own observations on how blogging has worked for me this time around... 2 years ago
Tanveer Iqbal commented on the blogger Nice show thanks for sharing 2 years ago

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