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New York City is the home of City Saucery I learned today at the Fort Greene Farmer's Market. I almost typed "Famers' Market" and I do hope to applaud all who participate in this stellar event in Brooklyn NY at Fort Greene Park every Saturday, year-round (I also happily learned today.) I will offer at the start of this post now that I wrote it that an overall tip is to be thankful for one's food, where it came from, all who prepared it and transported it, and those who cooked or served it before eating it.

Like the song "You've Gotta Have Heart", when it comes to being part of a small community or even a family, group or larger populace, you may have to dig a little deeper and commit more consciously to being a team player and doing so 'with HEART!' The legacy of a few dozen generations is all most people can begin to tune into..even a few generations..and then we are 'almost before civilization as we know it'. It's easy to take things for granted and expect the never-ending technologies, science and what-not will carry the day.

"What is Social? by Northwestern University on Coursera. Certificate earned on June 30, 2017". is a class I took for credit through Coursera. I had to pay 50 per month to do that and the first one worked out. Then there were More Courses, and it's November..and I haven't kept up because I didn't figure out the Bluemix fro IBM which changed recently to IBM Cloud. I got a six month trial with the IBM Cloud if I paid for the Coursera..which was a great value.

.But only if I USE it. I see that Social Mention is a data screening tool to see who key leaders are in a field.