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OpenGeek: March 2005

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OpenGeek is speech brought to you by an open minded geek interested in technology and political issues and their combined effect on society. You will also find a few other (hopefully) interesting ramblings mixed in as well. Thank you for reading. Your feedback is welcome - encouraged actually! Tuesday, March 29, 2005. Kid Sports starting to ramp up (About that Candy Tax). With the end of the AAA State Dance Final Competition, managed by OSAA (The Elite scored 2nd place! Oh, and if you actually make any p...

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I'm still working on this page, but here are a few things to keep you entertained in the meantime. Yahoo's Picks of the Week. Breaking News and Views for the Progressive Community. The National Priorities Project: Want to know how much the war in Iraq is costing us? And what we could have done instead? An encyclopedia of people, issues and groups shaping the public agenda. Blog of the Election Reform Information Project. Online Tools for Change. People For the American Way. For lessons in history.

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Hugo Zoom: June 2003

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Monday, June 30, 2003. I will be back tomorrow, i.e. next month. For now, here's an entry from Non-bloggin' Bart-. Bart: Enroute to Sam's w/ mother, an older white woman sitting upfront was singing. Someone in back of the bus yelled at her to shut up. The woman gets up, talks to the. The old woman sings sweet low sweet chariot before getting off to smoke her corncob pipe since it'd be a few minutes before the driver came back. She was still on when we reached Sam's. Posted by Jonathan Versen at 12:40 PM.

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Hugo Zoom: October 2003

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Friday, October 17, 2003. Very often, even though I'm invariably impressed with the amount of research Jeanne puts into her posts. She writes about why we need to fund the Bush reconstruction of Iraq here,. And it's worth a look. As she says "we broke it, we need to fix it.". Posted by Jonathan Versen at 3:48 PM. Thursday, October 16, 2003. Posted by Jonathan Versen at 1:24 AM. And now, a bit of fun:. It seems there's an Anti-Thomas Friedman page. Posted by Jonathan Versen at 1:20 AM. The Los Angeles Tim...

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Hugo Zoom: August 2003

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Monday, August 18, 2003. Has an important post regarding digital rights managment(DRM) and the threat it poses to fair use. Go read it. She also references a Library Journal article, "Fair Use Under Fire". That she excerpts, and which is worth a look. Posted by Jonathan Versen at 10:58 PM. Jonathan Versen,some guy from Denton, Texas. View my complete profile. Chris Floyd, Empire Burlesque. Jonathan Schwarz, A Tiny Revolution. Rob Payne, Halcyon Days. Another old movie: The Pleasure Seekers.

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Hugo Zoom: February 2003

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Sunday, February 23, 2003. I just posted this to Glenn Reynolds at his MSNBC web log:. They can't wait to invade the north and supress the Kurds. And how can we take Bush seriously as a liberator when he publicly speaks of using nuclear weapons against Iraq? Posted by Jonathan Versen at 12:24 PM. Saturday, February 22, 2003. They were the Greatest Generation, blah blah blah. What is it with the History Channel? Eisenhower, even though the footage looked like modern industrial-video stock, and not color f...

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Hugo Zoom: September 2003

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Saturday, September 27, 2003. Tonight I watched Dreyer's. Passion of Joan of Arc. On vid, the 2nd of my borrowings this week from the UNT media library. (Last night I watched Fellini's. Which I liked.)I'm not quite sure what to make of. I imagine many 20-something film students, weaned on Tarantino, tittering at the scene. Yes, yes, I know reception from an insensitive audience shouldn't matter; but it is a bit jarring. Posted by Jonathan Versen at 2:28 AM. Mea Culpa, or just me a stupido. Which he sugge...