Archive for May, 2005

Blog, resurrected

In: stuff

31 May 2005

My blog has a death wish. Or maybe it’s me. I keep trying to kill it, but then I find an old backup and there it is again–minus a few months’ worth of posts. Resurrected again.

Hello world!

In: stuff

31 May 2005

Yep, I deleted the database by mistake. Again.

One door closes…

In: Journal

27 May 2005

Sorry to say that The Health Show didn’t work out. I’ve been stressing out about the prospect of producing a weekly podcast on a subject I know very little about, and finally realized that it’s more than I can handle. That’s why I get disability, after all. So I emailed my regrets and apologies to [...]

Dave Pollard believes we’re in deep shit [and so do I] but he’s also offering positive solutions: A period of great change is always turbulent and unsettling, and the transformation to a Relater-Sharer culture won’t be achieved in our lifetime. So we will need to be, like all pioneers, patient, indefatiguable, and aware that the [...]

The Health Show lives!

In: stuff

17 May 2005

Finally. You will never know all the hoops I have jumped through to make The Health Show on The Podcast Network a reality. Sadly, the sound quality of this first show pretty much sucks, but I hope you’ll overlook that and give it a listen anyway. I promise to keep working on the tech problems. [...]


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I'm not really famous. In case you were wondering. But I tried. I once believed that fame makes you real - a perversion of "The Velveteen Rabbit" theme that love makes you real. Guess I equated fame with love. Sad. You can read more about that here.

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