Do you want to build a social media community that supports your passion? A major nonprofit has found a way to provide its many volunteers with powerful new tools to raise funds. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF) is the leader in the fight to treat and cure cystic fibrosis. This genetic disorder effects 30,000 people in the US, half of them under the age of 18. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2017
By Robin Lederer | 11:44 pm Jan 27, 2017
Build a Social Media Community
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Social Media for Property Managers
By Teresa Warren |
Top Tips for Managing a Website Development Project
Tasked with managing your agency’s next website development project? No doubt that it’s a challenging and complex task. Checklists for this process vary by role. Factors like agency size and whether the site will be developed in-house or outsourced influence project management as well. If you are working with a vendor to outsource your website development project, these tips are for you. Continue reading
By Jennifer Anthony |
Insights from Inaguration Weekend
In the books
Insights from Inaguration Weekend included history being made as President-elect, Donald Trump swore in to be the 45th President of the United States on January 20, 2017. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend the celebratory day and hear the Inagural Address that would give hope to the nation for years to come.
Anything could happen
This years election was unpredictable, unexpected and spearheaded by two unlikely candidates. A previous First Lady, Senator of New York and Secretary of State, and a real estate billionaire television personality. Keeping up with both presidential candidates throughout the campaign has been no easy task for citizens as media stations sensationalized the candidates key messages. Many times watching the news it was hard to determine what was fact or fiction.
Insights to Inaguration Weekend
Despite a rocky campaign process, January 20th, is a day our nation will always remember. Below are three insights from attending Inauguration Weekend.

The United States Capitol days before President-elect Donald J. Trump took the oath of office on January 20, 2017.
Security was at an all time high
Security was at its peak during the swearing in ceremony. One hundred square blocks, 2.7 square miles in the District of Columbia- was closed for road closures. With 900,000 people coming into the city for the weekend, an estimate of 28,000 personnel were present for duty including the Secret Service, Police, Capital Police and National Guard US Secret Service, FBI and Transportation Security.
Protestors made their presence known
Protests were rampant throughout the city during Inauguration Weekend. Citizens wanted their voices to be heard. In particular was the nation wide women’s march the day after Trump took oath, regarding women advocating on behalf of reproductive rights and the right to control their bodies. It was attended by various celebrities including Madonna, Cher, Scarlett Johansson and Charlize Theron. It sent a message to the nation that women will not back down regarding their individual rights and will not be silent.
Extensive attendee list
In town for the historic weekend was previous presidents and their wives including Barrack and Michelle Obama, George W. Bush and Laura Bush, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. It was difficult to maneuver around the city due to high levels of security and street closures. Various balls were attended by high profile individuals. In particular, Paul Ryan attended the Oklahoma State Society Ball at the Hotel Monaco.
Inaguration Weekend was a once in a lifetime experience that marks a new chapter for the nation. Insights to remember from Inaguration Weekend were the security, protestors and individuals who were a part of this historic time.
By Cody Wilson |
Chevy Performance Connect and Cruise Systems
Chevy Performance Connect and Cruise Systems
Performance crate engines were pioneered by Chevrolet who continues to lead the way with
industry-exclusive Chevy Performance Connect and Cruise Crate Systems. Factory designed and engineered transmission and engine combinations for a variety of GM vehicles with automatic or manual transmissions. These factory-matched duos come with key components you will need, including the electronic control module and all wiring harnesses. Continue reading
By John Klun |
Training for Fat Loss and Lean Muscle
Are you training for fat loss and lean muscle? For increased chance of success, focus on workout intensity, cardiovascular training, and eating a balanced diet.
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By Debbie Stanford | 9:08 pm Jan 26, 2017
Best practices push notifications
Best practices for push notifications
If done right, best practice push notifications will continue to bring users back to your app. Making and keeping a connection to your users is critical. Push notifications can be an effective, affordable way to keep your app users engaged. It is critical to strike the right balance between informative messaging and spam-like behavior that turns users off. Here are 3 best practices that will help you get the most from your program. Continue reading