Month: March 2006
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Why We Fight
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<p><a href="http://www.civicactions.com/node/274">Last night I went to see the Eugene Jarecki documentary "Why We Fight" about America's propensity towards militarization and war. The film was disturbing. People will say it is “over the top†or slander it as “left wing liberal media propagandaâ€Â. Those people will continue to ignore the fact that there is something very…
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It's Been a while
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<p>It has been a while since i have blogged over here. Things are great in seattle. I made a trip back to new york about a week or so ago (i guess two weeks now) and i'll be back in Ny in early April.</p> <p>I have been blogging more frequently over at <a href="http://www.civicactions.com/gregoryheller/blog">CivicActions</a></p> <p>I'll…
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Productivity: Mozilla Thunderbird and Calendar enhancement Ideas
I have been thinking about how i would improve Mozilla Thunderbird and calendar since before the GooToDo demonstration at BarcampNYC, but that really got my ideas swirling. Just yesterday, Hope and I were talking about email and productivity and the 800 messages in her inbox. So I started thinking a bit more about what I…
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Why We Fight
Why We Fight Last night I went to see the Eugene Jarecki documentary “Why We Fight” about America’s propensity towards militarization and war. The film was disturbing. People will say it is “over the topâ€? or slander it as “left wing liberal media propagandaâ€?. Those people will continue to ignore the fact that there is…
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Web Developer Death Match: Zack Rosen vs Jon Stahl!
(read in booming announcer voice) “Good evening ladies and gentlement. Tonight, for your blood thirsty viewing pleasure, we have a death match of epic proportions! in one corner, hailing from the Pacific North West, ONE/Northwest’s Jon Stahl! In the other corner from Saaaaaaan Fraaaaaanciiiiisssscoooooo…. CivicSpaceLab’s ZAAAAAACKKKKKK ROSEN!!!!”
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More on NYS and HAVA
As one of our voter data experts, and being that New York is my home state, this article in the NYT is particularly… exciting? No. Disturbing? eh… maybe. Shocking? Not at all. As I said, NY is my home state! And having worked for the State Senate there is nothing surprising about the gridlock that…