Archive for November, 2008
It's time for a Wiki White House
In: Noteworthy|Politics
25 Nov 2008Imagine a White House Web site where the home page isn’t just a static collection of transcripts and press releases, but a window into the roiling intellectual foment of the West Wing. Imagine a White House Web site where staffers maintain blogs in which they write about who they are and what they are working [...]
Ch-ch-ch-changin'
In: Blog
21 Nov 2008What a concept: our next President actually wants to hear our suggestions. So I submitted the following on his web site, Change.gov. Why don’t you try it too? Two things really concern me as I listen to and read all the talk about energy and the environment: 1. Why aren’t we talking about conservation? The [...]
The Edible City
In: Blog
21 Nov 2008This is what I want to see in my city, San Diego. Edible City Trailer 1 from East Bay Pictures on Vimeo. Edible City is a documentary film that explores the issues of food justice, security, and sovereignty through a comprehensive view of urban farming in the Bay Area – a grassroots effort that sees [...]
Yes, we did!
In: Blog
4 Nov 2008I’m sure you’ve already seen this, but I put it here so I can watch it again and again. I’m in love with this man and his family.
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- LaVonne Ellis: Smart! Half a dozen or more of those abandoned websites are mine, lol. This one almost became one of [...]
- Mike Korner: Twitter is definitely unique LaVonne. Like all tools, it is valuable/powerful in the right hands and [...]
- LaVonne Ellis: Thanks, Mike. You make some excellent points. I've been going back and forth about sending this [...]
- Mike Korner: Hang in there LaVonne! Your nephew sounds like the kind of person who will find a way to succeed -- [...]
