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	September 24th, 2012 一日中 Posted 1 day ago by Koichi Mitsui to s a s u r a u 2 雨だった。 88 quotes for social good to make your day Posted 1 day ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 1 Quotes are a quick and easy way to inspire and motivate us, and even when many of your communications are online, everybody likes to feel a few good vibrations coming through the old mobile device. Good + Tech has eighty-eight of these gems containing 140 characters or less for your Twittering convenience. Let’s spread the love today, folks. - Wherever one turns he can find someone who needs him. ~Albert Schweitzer - Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant pages in the biography of souls. ~David Thomas - The breeze, the trees, the honey bees – All volunteers! ~Juliet Carinreap - There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle, or the mirror that reflects it. ~Edith Wharton - The time is always right to do what’s right. ~Martin Luther King Jr. - I can no other answer make, but thanks, and thanks. ~Shakespeare - It’s easy to make a buck. It’s a lot tougher to make a difference. ~Tom Brokaw - Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart. ~Elizabeth Andrew - Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it. ~William A. Ward Full story at Good + Tech. Feeling good. Photo credit: Fotolia The undead rise to challenge Texas' voter purge Posted 1 day ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 5 Though at first glance, you might suspect there’s a rash of illegal zombies trying to swing Texas elections through intimidation and fraud at the polls, but that’s not what smells rotten in the Lone Star state. As explained by Lowering the Bar: According to Businessweek, a Texas judge has granted an injunction at least temporarily halting officials' plans to purge 77,000 "presumably dead voters" from the rolls, finding (this is my interpretation, anyway) that the four plaintiffs had successfully rebutted that presumption by being alive. The Texas Secretary of State tried to identify dead voters (or former voters) by cross-referencing the state's lists with the U.S. Social Security Administration's master death list. (This is a list of people who have already died, not the President's list of people he's thinking about killing.) At least one county registrar (Don Sumners of Harris County) refused to comply with instructions to delete thousands of names, based on his belief that the Social Security database is unreliable and/or that other mistakes were made. Time to add checking to see if your alive to the long list of things to do to make sure you can vote this November. Full story at Lowering the Bar via Breakfast Link. Governing the undead. Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons Austin police tells LGBT teens "It Gets Better" [video] Posted 1 day ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 3 The police department of Austin, Texas wants LGBT teens to know it gets better, and they’re there to protect and serve all people. Embedded media -- click here to see it. Full story at YouTube via Buzzfeed. Supporting the LGBT community. Sent by Posterous. Change your email settings or unfollow. Other questions? We'd love to help.