What Was A Colorado Caucus Like?
Andrew Hyde has a fun post and some pictures up at Colorado Caucus where he describes his experience last night.
Government
Should the Next President Be Scientifically Literate?
Amy forwarded another 3QuarksDaily article titled Science Debate 2008, and Krauss on Science and the Presidential Campaign. Did you know that according to a 2006 National Science Foundation Study, 25%
Sunday Morning Political Link Love
Yesterday was a great "very little computer" day that resulted in me reading three books (one great, one 50% great, and one poor that turned into a skimmer.) More on
Thanksgiving in Baghdad
Jared Polis is continuing to blog his trip to Iraq. His post – Arrival in Baghdad – was better than most stuff I see in TV (ok – I’m setting
Jared Polis in Iraq
I was at a meeting with the other two TechStars founders yesterday (David Cohen and David Brown) to discuss some new and exciting things around TechStars 2008. Jared wasn’t there
This Time I Support Mike Gravel for President
The last time I took a Select A Candidate Quiz, I ended up supporting Dennis Kucinch. I got a note from Ian Manheimer, the founder of Glassbooth.org, who suggested I
I Support ??? Dennis Kucinich?
Amy started out my Sunday morning with the Select A Candidate Quiz from Minnesota Public Radio. I’ll leave it to her to decide whether or not to say who she
The Value of Heresy
Heresy makes you think. Amy sent me an essay about heresy written by the great physicist and thinker Freeman Dyson titled Heretical Thoughts About Science and Society. Following
Jared Polis for Congress
It was inevitable that, with the endless crush of the upcoming elections, I’d start writing the occasional post on politics. I’ve decided to ignore the primary elections for the pres
Stan Feld – Environmental Activist
My dad has gotten involved in a Dirty Coal plant issue in Texas. The environmental issues are directly linked to the health care issues and – as usual – he’s