Archive for May 2008
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Rage
Rage, motherfucker, Rage.
Finally after almost twenty years I am going to see one of my favorite bands EVAH! Yup, Rage Against the Machine.
For my birthday, I bought tickets to Lollapalooza 2008. Rage is one of the headliners. Old motorcycle buddy Tony Rinker will be joining me for madness and mayhem in Chicago on August […]
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Thoughts on Amsterdam
It’s funny how you mention Amsterdam to Americans and they instantly start making jokes about drugs or sexual debauchery. The city has a lot more going for it. Like always, whenever I return from Europe I cannot help but think that our country is so repressed in this sense.
In reality, this city is just the […]
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The Amsterdam Tryst
I’m off for a long, unscheduled weekend with Caitlin in Amsterdam (image by Macropoulos). Who knows what crazy, fun memories this tryst will bring? I promise you one thing, there will be no updates.
See you next week.
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Social Media Soundtrack (feat: Cypress Hill, The Beatles and the Eurythmics)
Evange.LIST author Qui Diaz — a.k.a. Da Boss — kicked off the social media soundtrack meme yesterday. And I was tagged. Though I’m not quick to respond to memes, I thought this one was pretty creative and fun.
The premise:
The "community" is constantly plagued by industry in-fighting, which is so disenchanting and not at […]
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Prince Caspian: A Worthwhile Endeavor
Here’s my review.
Warning: Not a movie for the militant atheist, but certainly one for anyone with open belief in things spiritual.
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Episode 19: Where Do We Go with Blogger Relations
In Episode 19, Geoff and Aaron discuss this issue of a blogger blacklist, as started by Lifehacker Editor, Gina Trapani. It was civil, believe it or not, and callers contributed nicely as well.
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A Time of Advocacy
It’s funny how things will bring you full circle. Last Sunday night my neighborhood almost got flooded with the severe rains that hit the Washington region. As EMS personnel enacted a voluntary evacuation (I stayed), I talked with my neighbors and collectively we had great fear.
We had been through this before in 2006. The catastrophic […]
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I Have a Dream. It Does Not Include Verizon Business.
I have a dream. A world where connectivity is abound, and data, voice and video are easily attainable. The best part of my dream? Well, in addition to democratized information, it does not include Verizon (or if I lived in a different region, AT&T).
Yes, I hate the phone company.
And today it reinforced my […]
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In Love, Each Soul Reflects the Others
The love of God, unutterable and perfect,
flows into a pure soul the way that light rushes into a transparent object.
The more love that it finds, the more it gives itself;
so that, as we grow clear and open,
the more complete joy of loving is.
And the more souls who resonate together,
the greater the intensity of their love,
for […]
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