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Month: June 2009
http://current.com/e/90185096/en_US
they love him, and i loath him (via heller).
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Monfort’s boyfriend has two broken wrists from trying to slow the [pedi]cab by grabbing the railings lining the bridge’s path.
http://publish.vx.roo.com/nypost/viral/flashembed/
insane. clown. possibly?
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Out of this mess may come a legislative branch where legislators actually begin to voice differing views, argue on substantive matters, and finally bring into the open the discussion of issues that should be occurring in public.
this NYTimes article should have the headline “a Keen couple heads to Greenwich for Wedding.” in my younger days, i would have rewritten the headline about lesibans and comfortable shoes. anyway, we need marage equality AND that’s not a joke!
But these small stories will remain a part of our collective human memory and help guide the decisions of future societies, because the Internet does not forget, does not forgive and cannot be stopped. Ever.
Thanks for making history @CapitolCamp!
By the blog posts and post *camp conversations, it seems everyone had a great time. Since Monday, we’ve uploaded all of the videos to the NYSenate Uncut channel. Don’t forget to tag your posts with #CapitolCamp.
As we get back to our offices, homes and projects, it’s important to keep this conversation moving in multiple directions. Keeping with the spirt of Barcamps, we’ve created a Google group and other channels for you to keep the conversation going.
Additionally, you should upload your notes to our CapitolCamp wiki and if you are free 27 & 28 June, head down to NYC and continue the conversation at ParticipationCamp.
Thanks again to all of you who came out and many thanks to staffers at
NY Senate CIO
NY State CIO/OFT
NY Senate Technology Services
and our citizen organizers:
Matt Cooperrider
Not An Alternative
Beka Economopoulos
Thanks for everything!
inside or out?
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Why the Webbys are Irrelevant
innovate with innotate! you ran on that campaign slogan, now it’s time to live up to it!
here’s my proposal: we take their categorizes and we run an instance of ideascale. for one month we let the people vote, comment and choose the winners. then we host a party to celebrate the people’s choice.
also, @msg/@Aviary should run a campaign for people to submit their logo/mascot/littlething that we’ll be printing out on a @makerbot. NYC FTW?
If it’s going to be irrelevant, is it because I threw the largest event during Internet Week… and I wasn’t even invited to the after-party