to contribute click here >>> http://bit.ly/ghonim



to contribute click here >>> http://bit.ly/ghonim

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ReBlog: I ♥ #Jan25 Stickers Campaign just launched on Jan25.tv, see below.

Support the popular uprising in Egypt, print & post I ♥ #Jan25 stickers in your city.

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Download the PDF (designed for A4 paper) (click image below for PDF)


• Print it in color on sticker paper, cut (3 per A4)


• Post up in high profile public places in your city


• Take a picture of the sticker-in-place


• Tweet it on Twitter (hashtag #Jan25) OR just email it to us [admin -at- jan25 (dot) tv] and we'll publish it through social and mainstream media channels for global visibility
  
  

This campaign style spread support for Beirut during the 2006 Israeli war on Lebanon via I ♥ Beirut stickers. The stickers appeared in over 5 continents, 30 cities, dozens of mainstream media mentions, to an audience in the millions.

click here to see I ♥ Beirut Campaign photos


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to all community leaders in the blog, twitter, facebook worlds of Lebanon, please register and attend this to help shape Lebanese government policy on ICT (this is a focus group for social media leaders)

You are cordially invited to attend a special focus group meeting on "Internet and Connectivity Issues in Lebanon".

As our country is going through a transition and forming a new government, the time is opportune to discuss these issues with government representatives.

As bloggers, twitterati, facebookers, and interested stakeholders, we can together perhaps shape tomorrow's policy decisions by sharing our views and having an open and frank discussion with my guest speaker, Mrs. Salam Yamout.

Mrs. Yamout is the National ICT Strategy Coordinator at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. I would appreciate, if you could send me ahead of time and in bullet points format, the issues that you like to discuss so I can organize the meeting and manage the scarce time we have.

Register here: http://policymakingsm.eventbrite.com/

http://blog.seeqnce.com/post/2937840162/policymaking-internet-connectivity-issues-in-lebanon

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Beirut, 06 Jan 11, 16:52 - Original Source Naharnet

Over 300 young men and women answered the calls of Save Beirut Heritage and braved the rain Wednesday night to join hands with Gemmayzeh locals to pay a last homage to their beloved 'Café Gemmayzeh', better known as Glass Café.
The youth movement Save Beirut Heritage started the ceremony with a speech expressing their anger and sadness over the disappearance of the historic Lebanese landmark. The speech was then followed by a short movie by Sarah Gharzeddine.

It was a symbolic funeral, a safe space where Lebanese citizens, café regulars and its long-time employees decried the loss of a space that holds within its walls so much of their common history.

Then followed a musical concert where the youth, through their music, also expressed regret over the loss of their city's heritage.

Save Beirut Heritage stressed: "We are all to blame for the loss of our cultural heritage."