Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Should Your Not-For-Profit Organisation have a Business Plan?

by Morri Young on June 25, 2012

Is generating revenues for your non-profit organisation at the top of your list? Perhaps you?re working on attracting funds from diversified sources (individual donors, foundation grants, etc.) or even expanding your organisation through adding programs, new products or mergers?

These are a few main reasons why many non-profits are developing business plans. A business plan is basically about money. Best viewed as a (short-term) plan for a specific service or product, a business plan should be a scale model of the organisation. A realistic model will prepare you for the actual scenario, will help persuade your colleagues that you have done your research, and will help you explain the theories you depend on to make it all work. In addition, since most non-profit organisations receive government funding, you may be asked to produce a business plan before funds are dispersed.

Business plans are often commissioned by an organisation?s CEO or the Treasurer of the Finance Committee but it?s also imperative that the plan involves input from a variety of colleagues within the organisation. This will ensure that the vision and goals decided on are shared by everyone and can be more easily adhered to. Without getting too theoretical, the business plan should be a document that guides your organisation?s daily work. You should add new ideas, suggestions and changes along the way, referring back to it constantly.

The framework or components that are included in a business plan include:

  • Summary of the business and a definition of the venture. This should include a description of the organisation and the product or service, the vision and purpose of the organisation, as well as the impact operational activities may have in the future.
  • Market analysis that includes your planned customers, beneficiaries and the competitive environment.
  • Management and staff. This should describe the people who will be responsible for developing, marketing and operating the venture including their relevant skills and experience.
  • Benchmarks for performing and evaluating work and processes.
  • Financial requirements including initial start-up costs, cash flow and restricted revenue (that should include a financial plan).
  • Projections of short and long-term profitability.
  • Marketing plans for pricing, customer relations, media relations, branding, etc.
  • Analysis of risks and contingencies. These should include both current and potential risks and the mitigation strategies planned in preparation to solve arising problems.

A business plan has numerous benefits depending on which reasons are relevant to your particular organisation. These benefits include, but are not limited to:

  • Helping to formulate ideas and goals while clarifying your vision.
  • Providing realistic estimates including start-up costs and how much you will need to finance or invest.
  • Identifying and defining factors for success, corporate objectives and profitability.
  • Defining your target audience and convincing investors to fund your organisation.
  • Recognising the need to change or re-evaluate your plans around the changing world and grow your business.
  • Understanding and minimising the risks involved.
  • Monitoring the results and planning for the long-term.

Business plans are quickly becoming a benefit and requirement for non-profit organisations if they want to prosper and survive. Although not a guarantee for success, a business plan can now, more than ever before, assist organisations to think and act strategically in order to achieve their vision and goals.

Sources:

  1. Business Planning for Non-profits: Why, When ? and How It Compares to Strategic Planning. By Brigette Rouson.
  2. Business Planning (For non-profits, for-profits and hybrid organisations). By Carter McNamara, MBA, PhD, Authenticity Consulting, LLC and Rolfe Larson, Rolfe Larson Associates.
  3. Business Planning for Non-Profit Organisations.; Our Community
  4. A business planning guide for social enterprises ? Putting the pieces together. By Social Ventures Australia and Parramatta City Council

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NBA playoff results

NBA Playoffs

(All times EDT)

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NBA Finals

(Best of seven)

(Miami wins series 4-1)

June 12: Oklahoma City 105, Miami 94

June 14: Miami 100, Oklahoma City 96

June 17: Miami 91, Oklahoma City 85

June 19: Miami 104, Oklahoma City 98

June 21: Miami 121, Oklahoma City 106

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Eastern Conference Finals

(Best of seven)

No. 4 Boston vs. No. 2 Miami

(Miami wins series 4-3)

May 28: Miami 93, Boston 79

May 30: Miami 115, Boston 111 (OT)

June 1: Boston 101, Miami 91

June 3: Boston 93, Miami 91 (OT)

June 5: Boston 94, Miami 90

June 7: Miami 98, Boston 79

June 9: Miami 101, Boston 88

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Western Conference Finals

(Best of seven)

No. 2 Oklahoma City vs. No. 1 San Antonio

(Oklahoma City wins series 4-2)

May 27: San Antonio 101, Oklahoma City 98

May 29: San Antonio 120, Oklahoma City 111

May 31: Oklahoma city 102, San Antonio 82

June 2: Oklahoma City 109, San Antonio 103

June 4: Oklahoma City 108, San Antonio 103

June 6: Oklahoma City 107, San Antonio 99

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Eastern Conference Semifinals

(Best of seven)

No. 3 Indiana vs. No. 2 Miami

(Miami wins series 4-2)

May 13: Miami 95, Indiana 86

May 15: Indiana 78, Miami 75

May 17: Indiana 94, Miami 75

May 20: Miami 101, Indiana 93

May 22: Miami 115, Indiana 83

May 24: Miami 105, Indiana 93

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No. 8 Philadelphia vs. No. 4 Boston

(Boston wins series 4-3)

May 12: Boston 92, Philadelphia 91

May 14: Philadelphia 82, Boston 81

May 16: Boston 107, Philadelphia 91

May 18: Philadelphia 92, Boston 83

May 21: Boston 101, Philadelphia 85

May 23: Philadelphia 82, Boston 75

May 26: Boston 85, Philadelphia 75

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Western Conference Semifinals

(Best of seven)

(San Antonio wins series 4-0)

No. 5 Los Angeles Clippers vs. No. 1 San Antonio

May 15: San Antonio 108, Los Angeles Clippers 92

May 17: San Antonio 105, Los Angeles Clippers 88.

May 19: San Antonio 96, Los Angeles Clippers 86

May 20: San Antonio 102, Los Angeles Clippers 99

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No. 3 Los Angeles Lakers vs. No. 2 Oklahoma City

(Oklahoma City wins series 4-1)

May 14: Oklahoma City 119, Los Angeles Lakers 90

May 16: Oklahoma City 77, Los Angeles Lakers 75

May 18: Los Angeles Lakers 99, Oklahoma city 96

May 19: Oklahoma City 103, Los Angeles Lakers 100

May 21: Oklahoma City 106, Los Angeles Lakers 90

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Eastern Conference First Round

(Best of seven)

No. 8 Philadelphia vs. No. 1 Chicago

(Philadelphia wins series 4-2)

April 28: Chicago 103, Philadelphia 91

May 1: Philadelphia 109, Chicago 92

May 4: Philadelphia 79, Chicago 74

May 6: Philadelphia 89, Chicago 82

May 8: Chicago 77, Philadelphia 69

May 10: Philadelphia 79, Chicago 78

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No. 7 New York vs. No. 2 Miami

(Miami wins series 4-1)

April 28: Miami 100, New York 67

April 30: Miami 104, New York 94

May 3: Miami 87, New York 70

May 6: New York 89, Miami 87

May 9: Miami 106, New York 94

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No. 6 Orlando vs. No. 3 Indiana

(Indiana win series 4-1)

April 28: Orlando 81, Indiana 77

April 30: Indiana 93, Orlando 78

May 2: Indiana 97, Orlando 74

May 5: Indiana 101, Orlando 99 (OT)

May 8: Indiana 105, Orlando 87

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No. 4 Boston vs. No. 5 Atlanta

(Boston wins series 4-2)

April 29: Atlanta 83, Boston 74

May 1: Boston 87, Atlanta 80

May 4: Boston 90, Atlanta 84 (OT)

May 6: Boston 101, Atlanta 79

May 8: Atlanta 87, Boston 86

May 10: Boston 83, Atlanta 80

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Western Conference First Round

(Best of seven)

No. 8 Utah vs. No. 1 San Antonio

(San Antonio wins series 4-0)

April 29: San Antonio 106, Utah 91

May 2: San Antonio 114, Utah 83

May 5: San Antonio102, Utah 90

May 7: San Antonio 87, Utah 81

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No. 7 Dallas vs. No. 2 Oklahoma City

(Oklahoma City wins series 4-0)

April 28: Oklahoma City 99, Dallas 98

April 30: Oklahoma City 102, Dallas 99

May 3: Oklahoma City 95, Dallas 79

May 5: Oklahoma City 103, Dallas 97

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No. 6 Denver vs. No. 3 Los Angeles Lakers

(Los Angeles Lakers win series 4-3)

April 29: Los Angeles Lakers 103, Denver 88

May 1: Los Angeles Lakers 104, Denver 100

May 4: Denver 99, Los Angeles Lakers 84

May 6: Los Angeles Lakers 92, Denver 88

May 8: Denver 102, Los Angeles Lakers 99

May 10: Denver 115, Los Angeles Lakers 96

May 12: Los Angeles Lakers 96, Denver 87

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No. 5 Los Angeles Clippers vs. No. 4 Memphis

(Los Angeles Clippers win series 4-3)

April 29: Los Angeles Clippers 99, Memphis 98

May 2: Memphis 105, Los Angeles Clippers 98

May 5: Los Angeles Clippers 87, Memphis 86

May 7: Los Angeles Clippers 101, Memphis 97 (OT)

May 9: Memphis 92, Los Angeles Clippers 80

May 11: Memphis 90, Los Angeles Clippers 88

May 13: Los Angeles Clippers 82, Memphis 72

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Monday, June 25, 2012

Opinion: Euro 2012 gets its best game?? and pain

By JOHN LEICESTER

AP Sports Columnist

Associated Press Sports

updated 7:27 p.m. ET June 24, 2012

KIEV, Ukraine (AP) -In world football, there surely is no greater anguish than a penalty shoot-out involving England.

It's agony to watch because you know in advance how it will end - with England players, proud men like Steven Gerrard, walking like the dead off the pitch, alone in a world of torment, regret and what-ifs after falling short once again in the toughest, cruelest test this sport, any sport, has devised for players' minds.

This time, against Italy in the most enthralling of the four Euro 2012 quarterfinals, the names that got added to England's hall of penalty infamy were both Ashleys, Young and Cole.

The winger and the left back swelled the sorry group of England players who cracked while faced with just an opposing goalkeeper and their own fear of failure. Their predecessors included the likes of David Beckham and Gareth Southgate, who managed to turn the shame of his missed penalty at Euro '96 into a joke, appearing in a pizza commercial with his head hidden in a paper bag.

And Cole and Young won't be the last. Because England's record of failure in shootouts is now so consistently awful that it has become a running sore on the national psyche.

The loss to Italy took England's record in seven World Cup and European Championship shootouts to: Rest of the world 6, England 1.

One.

Uno.

Ein.

No matter the language, that is the astounding number.

Luck is part of it. So is preparation. But mostly, penalty shootouts are won between the ears. They are about confidence, belief and being able to shut out that inner voice whispering, "You are going to miss this." The goal looks smaller than it is, the 'keeper looms like a giant.

Gerrard, who slotted home England's first penalty early Monday morning after 120 minutes of football ended 0-0, has described England's penalty curse as a "mental block." In his biography, he suggested England must start practicing shootouts at the end of friendly matches, while the stadium is still full.

"It's the only realistic way of practicing penalties. That draining walk from the halfway line. The tension. That feeling that everyone is watching, jeering or cheering," the England and Liverpool captain wrote.

So that's an idea for the future. But, in Kiev's Olympic Stadium, it was just pain.

"We have done the country proud but again we go home with heartbreak and it's difficult to take," said Gerrard.

This was the 8th time that Italy has faced a shootout in World Cups and the Euros. It has now won three.

FIFA boss Sepp Blatter isn't a fan of shootouts, saying this May that "when football goes to penalty kicks, it loses its essence as a team sport."

He has asked German great Franz Beckenbauer to see if an alternative is possible.

But shootouts are unbeatable drama. This one was no exception.

Like gladiators about to face the lions together, the two 'keepers, Joe Hart and Italy's Gianluigi Buffon, shared a hand-slap of mutual respect before the shooting began.

England assistant coach Gary Neville threw a pen in anger into the turf - as if he knew that this would end in English tears again.

"Send us victorious, happy and glorious" the England fans sang. Two physios pounded and massaged Gerrard's legs like pizza dough, readying the England captain's tired muscles for the torture ahead.

Italy's Riccardo Montolivo was the first to crack, firing his penalty wide of Hart's right-hand post. He buried his head in his hands. Perhaps, just perhaps, this might be England's night after all.

But no.

Young shot high, his penalty slamming off Buffon's crossbar. England manager Roy Hodgson chewed his lip.

Next up for England was Cole. The Chelsea player nervously licked his lips on the long walk from the center of the pitch to the penalty spot. He placed the ball on the turf, took seven steps back and stood hands on hips.

Uh-oh, clearly, he was thinking about it too much. Sure enough, his run-up was slow and his shot to Buffon's left was tame. The Italian guessed correctly, making the block.

Alessandro Diamanti then finished the job, ramming the dagger through English hearts by shooting cleanly past Hart.

Cue Italian delirium.

Buffon puffed out his cheeks in relief.

Neutrals would say that justice was done. Italy was the better team.

But that will be of no consolation to the English.

"Penalties has become an obsession for us in English football and in training they have done extremely well," Hodgson said. "But you can't reproduce the tired legs. You can't reproduce the pressure. You can't reproduce the nervous tension."

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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Ann Curry: On The Way Out of Today?


It's looking more and more likely as if Ann Curry is on her way out of Today.

According to The New York Times, the co-host - who took over for Meredith Viera about a year ago - would essentially be the scapegoat for the long-running NBC program, which was topped in the ratings by ABC's Good Morning America for the first time in years this spring.

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It's unclear if Curry would be removed completely from the show or moved to a different role, but newspaper sources say discussions are ongoing and a decision is expected to be reached prior to NBC’s coverage of the Summer Olympics in late July.

If the ax does come down on Curry, Savannah Guthrie is expected to replace her.

Matt Lauer, meanwhile, recently renewed his contract and won't be going anywhere for awhile.

[Photo: WENN.com]

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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Med Student Rescues Body Part From Airport Security

No, said airline security, you can't take this bottle onboard. It exceeds the 100 milliliter limit; it's forbidden.

We have just 16 hours to get it into her body.

But wait, said professor Martin Birchall of Bristol University. This is a medical container. Inside is a trachea, a carefully constructed human windpipe, seeded with 60 million stem cells from a very sick woman in Barcelona. We have just 16 hours to get it into her body. We pre-arranged this.

We have no record of your request, said the airline.

You do have a record, said the professor. There's a woman in Barcelona right now who needs this, and we are running out of time. It took us five months to create this organ. It is the first of its kind. We must board this plane.

Sometimes, leaps in medical science require an agreeable security guard, and on this day in 2008, he wasn't playing. The guard, then his supervisors, said no. Being larger than 100 milliliters, the bottle was categorically dangerous material. If Birchall insisted on boarding the plane, he would be arrested. Birchall had no Plan B. What was he to do? This is a true story.

Claudia Castillo was 30 when she received a transplanted trachea infused with her own cells. Hospital Clinic of Barcelona/AP

Claudia Castillo was 30 when she received a transplanted trachea infused with her own cells.

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Claudia Castillo Had A Problem

It begins when Claudia Castillo, a 30-year-old Colombian mother living in Barcelona, developed a cough. She went to her doctor, but the diagnosis took a while, and soon she was coughing constantly, short of breath; couldn't work, clean, shop or cook. It was getting harder to look after her two children. She was hospitalized and told she had tuberculosis.

The doctors gave her two options. She could have her left lung removed, or she could try a transplant. But this transplant, they told her, had never been done before. She would be a pioneer.

The tuberculosis had damaged her trachea, a tube about 4 to 6 inches long that lets air flow from the larynx to the lungs. Normally, people who need new tracheas get them from donors, usually dead ones. There is a waiting list. Because the organ used to belong to someone else, once it is placed in a new body, native cells sense foreigners in their midst and attack. People who receive donor organs have to take immunosuppressant drugs for years, though it makes them vulnerable to all kinds of diseases.

Doing It Differently

Claudia's doctor, Paolo Macchiarini, had decided to try a radical alternative.

Working with a team in Sweden, he got a trachea for Claudia, as usual, from a donor. But this time they washed it clean of all surface cells, leaving only the skeleton structure underneath. Then, they surgically removed some stem cells from Claudia's bone marrow and shipped them to Bristol University in Britain, where Birchall got them to multiply by the millions and fed them a broth designed to turn them into tracheal cells.

The section of trachea with two days of cell growth, immediately before Castillo's implant surgery. Enlarge Harvard Bioscience

The section of trachea with two days of cell growth, immediately before Castillo's implant surgery.

Harvard Bioscience

The section of trachea with two days of cell growth, immediately before Castillo's implant surgery.

Now comes the We've Never Done This Before part: The trachea was then "dipped" into a bath of Claudia's cells, to see if they would attach.

A company in America, Harvard Bioscience Inc., of Holliston, Mass., makes a shoebox-sized "bioreactor" for just this purpose. It looks like a rotisserie for barbecuing chickens.

Birchall and his team took the new trachea, mounted it onto a rotating drum, and then dropped it into a nutrient medium so Claudia's cells would grow and spread, then lifted it out, so the cells could get oxygen, then dumped it back in again. In, out, in out, until ... the underlying Y-shaped scaffold was covered with Claudia's cells. This trachea now was Totally Claudia on the outside.

That done, Birchall's team booked the only direct flight from Bristol to Barcelona, operated by an airline called easyJet. Birchall insists he had "several conversations" with the airline to make sure everything would go smoothly. The trachea had 16 hours to get into Claudia. That's when easyJet said no.

You Never Asked, Says The Airline

EasyJet spokesman Andrew McConnell later told the BBC, "We do not have any record of the passenger's request to carry medical materials onboard the flight." The request, he said, should have been to the easyJet call center in Poland. Birchall told reporters he had gone to the Bristol Airport ahead of time and was given specific packaging instructions, which he carefully followed. The airline spokesman said a check of company files found no such request. Birchall says the records should be there. The airline told reporters it would "rule out" the possibility the airline misplaced a file.

At the gate, discussions grew more and more heated. Birchall says he got "furious" and was almost arrested. If we fail to deliver the cells, he said, years of work would be wasted and scientists will miss a "major breakthrough for surgery and science."

Young Med Student To The Rescue

Private jet rushes organs to emergency patient.

Ayodhya Ouditt/NPR

At this point, the medical student who was going to take the organ to Barcelona, Philipp Jungerbluth, told Birchall that he had a pilot friend in Germany with a small jet who could come immediately to Bristol, take the container and fly it straight to Spain. Calls were made, the friend agreed to do it for "cost" ? 14,000 pounds (about $21,000) and Birchell paid on the spot. (He was later reimbursed by his university.)

We have no record of your request, said the airline.

Philipp, instead of flying on easyJet, took the trachea to Barcelona with his pilot friend and later told science writer Mark Stevenson that easyJet "wouldn't even refund the 70 pounds for the original ticket."

The trachea did make it to Barcelona, and then into Claudia Castillo. Ten days after her operation, Castillo was discharged from the hospital. Within weeks, her lung function rebounded. Tests showed she was back to normal for her age, and doctors found no antibodies that would indicate her body was rejecting the transplant. The Guardian reports that later she called up her doctor to tell him she'd been dancing that night in a club in Ibiza.

A frame from 'A revolution in surgery.' guardian.co.uk

A frame from 'A revolution in surgery.'

Since then, there have been seven more such operations, where donated organs were stripped, then swabbed with stem cells, then placed in patients. And more recently, Macchiarini has gone the final step.

Amazingly, he doesn't do transplants anymore. Tracheas, he has decided, can be regenerated from scratch, using stem cells.

No Organ Donors Necessary: We Build 'Em From Scratch

Last year, he had a patient, a 36-year-old student in Iceland who was suffering from an advanced case of tracheal cancer. Tumors were closing in on the windpipe, threatening strangulation. Doctors took 3-D pictures of the man's trachea, then constructed a facsimile in glass, surrounded the glass frame with a porous plastic called polyethylene glycol and infused that with the patient's stem cells. The cells, fed a soup that would induce them to become trachea cells, did what they were told, and after a week, the man had a new, totally artificial trachea made from his own cells. He hasn't needed anti-rejection drugs since. He is now cancer-free.

Then, a few months ago, Macchiarini did it again, this time for a 30-year-old Baltimore man, Christopher Lyles. Lyles' new trachea seemed to be working fine, but a few months ago, he died.

What Will They Do Next?

Starfish have remarkable regenerative powers. Enlarge Ayodhya Ouditt/NPR

Starfish have remarkable regenerative powers.

Ayodhya Ouditt/NPR

Starfish have remarkable regenerative powers.

Clearly this is a new frontier. There will be wins, losses, but it feels as if we have crossed a line. For years I have marveled at the lucky animals who oh-so-casually regenerate body parts. Worms do it. So do newts and salamanders, and damaged starfish practically reclone themselves.

With these new stem-cell therapies, we can, in a modest way, begin to do it too. We are learning how to regenerate parts of ourselves, by ourselves.

What Macchiarini did with the trachea is now being tried for blood vessels, urethras and bladders ? all simple organs, basically tubes, or in the bladder's case, a sphere.

Can I Print You A Human Kidney?

The organs we really need, the ones in short supply ? hearts, livers, kidneys ? are much harder to regenerate because those organs open, close, pull, push and are thick with blood vessels, which makes them much more complicated. But when you see what's being imagined, when you see the TED talk where Dr. Anthony Atala uses a printer ? an inkjet printer! ? to create what will one day, maybe, be a human kidney ? he's got this fleshy, wet prototype sitting floppily in his hands, and the audience, enthralled, gives him a standing ovation ? you have to think miracles are about to happen.

Here's one I can imagine, and mind you I'm making this up: I'm thinking of an airport security guard, one of those really zealous ones, who knows the rules and knows they Must Be Obeyed. With his permission, I extract a small sample of stem cells, drop them in a Wisdom Broth where they grow and multiply, are mounted onto an artificial scaffold and inserted deep in his frontal cortex. A day later, our guard leaves the hospital, returns to work and, astonishingly, allows scientists to carry important medical packages onboard, even though they are bathed in more than 100 milliliters of liquid!

Crazy, you say? Impossible? Just wait. Wonderful things are about to happen.


If you'd like to see Claudia Castillo and her doctor, here's a short video from The Guardian.

Dr. Paolo Macchiarini's paper describing the operation can be found here. The Los Angeles Times had a good analysis here, and blogger Ed Yong, as always, got there ahead of everybody else.

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Facebook App Center launches tonight on Android and iOS with access to over 600 apps

Facebook App Center launches tonight on Android and iOS with access to over 600 apps

The next big thing for Facebook? Apparently, acting as a guide to which apps users may want to check out on their Android or iOS devices. Its App Center is launching tonight with a listing of over 600 curated apps and just as the leaks indicated, puts your friends recommendations of what to use front and center. The app center itself is available on the mobile device's Facebook apps or the desktop website, where users can send apps to their phone and then get redirected to the App Store / Google Play to download it if necessary. Facebook also has guidelines for developers on how they can get their software in front of a few more eyeballs (we haven't read them, but we're guessing a tie-in with the Book of Face won't be frowned upon).

While Google has gotten a bit of a head start on this functionality by showing what people in your circles have +'d on Google Play, the crossplatform nature of the Center and Facebook's massive reach make this a pretty easy fit. Of course, with rumors of deeper integration between Facebook and iOS 6, it will be interesting to see if today's developments are referenced at WWDC next week. Check after the break for a couple more pictures and a press release, or the source links for info from Facebook's PR and developer blog.

Update: Now the App Center page is live as shown above, check it out now to see how many of your friends have been ignoring your requests in Draw Something.

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