Jeremy Adam Smith, Shareable's founding editor, is doing this cool talk in San Francisco this coming Thursday about sharing among parents. The twist here is that the talk will focus on sharing that can happen among parents that's not related to parenting. Here's the event write up with registration link at the bottom:

I coworked yesterday at Hub SoMa, my coworking homebase in San Francisco where Shareable is a member. When I arrived around 2pm, I didn't feel like just plopping down and opening my laptop. I did a lap around the bottom and then top floor to take in the space and see who was there.  

On May 7, 2011, Shareable hosted SHARE San Francisco at The Hub social enterprise coworking space. A diverse group of city leaders from business, city government, and the civic sector explored how San Francisco can become an even more powerful platform for sharing through presentations and an open space meeting.

I posted a Craigslist ad in the free section on Monday. The lamp was gone the next morning. 

I was tempted to just put it in the trash. After all, it's "broken". But I've learned something valuable - there's an amazing demand for "junk". I got about 10 e-mails from my Craigslist lamp ad.

And in the past, I've gotten rid of old sliding closet doors, seemingly worthless scrap plywood, sketchy furniture, and a bunch of other stuff that I can't even remember because it was so unmemorable.