The sort of mind-blurt I email myself from time to time. (Quite a collection, over the years.)

Innovation and CollaborationHow do institutions and corporate entities enable innovation ( Read more... )

(A note I emailed myself a little while back ( Read more... )

Not.

Weekly:

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You select a piece of text. You click B or I, which marks up the text.
Or you select a piece of text, then click the Link button, and enter a URL (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_interval_training), which marks up a bit of text to make it an ( Read more... )

Sidebar: An 8yr old (older?) issue was finally settled: "Gnu/Linux: Finally, it's really free software A Red Hat hacker's tenacity frees Gnu/Linux once and for allI left a big project y'day ... on the verge of leaving another today ... so was reading back into that stuff, just chillin', relaxing from one too many arguments in dev circles. I'm just ( Read more... )

I usually spider people who work on web tools like Digress.it, a project by Eddie A Tejeda.

I found this as a recent post in his blog:On Social Power Posted on January 23, 2009 ( Read more... )

following up on my post, "The Obama WhiteHouse - Civility, OpenDemocracy and Web2.0":

• from IAP Journal Symposium on Obama Administration and Public Participation
  • "Deterring Fake Public Participation"; Snider, J. H. (2010)
  • "Practicing a Participatory Presidency?: An Analysis of the Obama Administration’s Open Government Dialogue"; Konieczka, S. P. ( ( Read more... )

Email from David Crane (his "Blog Home") brought me to the DebateWise on healthcare: "America Should Have Universal Healthcare. (Note 1: "America" here should read "The United States" ... Canada is in North America ... we have universal healthcare already, thanks very much. Note 2: UPPER CASE SUX, ALWAYS, ALL WAYS) I happen to appreciate David's ( Read more... )

Josh Lerner sent a message to the members of Participatory Budgeting.

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Subject: New PB email listTo complement the discussions on Facebook, the PB Facebook group and The Participatory Budgeting Project are (re)launching the PB email list. The email list existed from 2005 to 2008 at Topica.com - you can see the archives at Read more... )

Ushahidi, which means "testimony" in Swahili, is a website that was initially developed to map reports of violence in Kenya after the post-election fallout at the beginning of 2008. Ushahidi's roots are in the collaboration of Kenyan citizen journalists during a time of crisis. The website was used to map incidents of violence & peace efforts ( Read more... )