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Re: San Quentin: Guiding Rage Into Power

Lynn Magnuson — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:34:29 -0000

Jacques ... contact me. I would love to do an interview with you about this program. I'm a photojournalist and film maker in New Orleans and personally have a great deal of interest and experience with the prisons. You could do a ALOT to help these young kids here who are shooting it out in the streets instead of working out their differences peaceably. YOU are a blessing! Day before yesterday, a two year old girl was caught in the crossfire.

ljmagnuson@aol.com

Re: Courage & Resilience: TEDxSF opening comments

Bess Gallanis — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 21:39:28 -0000

WOW .... Your poetry left me speechless. Best, Bess.

Re: Courage & Resilience: TEDxSF opening comments

Alexis — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 08:57:03 -0000

Hey Christine, your phrase "Resilience, that effortless almost physical property of systemic bounce back, and its more conscious relative, courage- the act of taking heart and stepping again, even when you’d just rather not."

Really resonates for me, and it is a very elegant framing of sometimes what needs to be done.

Re: Why Brands Should be Responding to Tweets: What Wachovia seems to know that B of A doesn’t.

Jennifer Smith — Mon, 18 May 2009 23:40:19 -0000

Hi- yes I understand the point you are making in terms of sentiment. I guess I don't understand your statement about private posts. When I search @Bofa_Help- well its all out there in public. Help?

Re: Why Brands Should be Responding to Tweets: What Wachovia seems to know that B of A doesn’t.

Jennifer Smith — Sat, 16 May 2009 04:13:06 -0000

You may want to perform more research before you publish this article. BofA_Help is out there. Check out the poll on the level of satisfaction as published by the Financial Brand on twitter... 79% of respondents are satisfied with BofA's service on Twitter http://bit.ly/17ss6a. Bank of America's presence on Twitter has been covered by USA Today, CNBC, and American Banker. You should check it out before you continue to publish articles that are not factualy correct.