Monthly Archives: February 2008
Google Sites
I got this email from Google today:
Greetings!
We’re contacting everyone who’s expressed interest in learning of
JotSpot registration re-openings on the JotSpot website. And
today, we’re excited to announce that JotSpot is working on Google
infrastructure and has been re-launched as Google Sites.
Google Sites is the latest offering from Google Apps, a suite of
products designed to improve communication and [...]
Performance Art in Denver: Opera and Ballet
Recently I’ve had an opportunity to go to both an Opera performance and a ballet performance in Denver.
The opera was Don Pasquale – here is how Opera Colorado described it:
Gaetano Donizetti’s amusing tale of deception and disguise is transported to the wild west of America in the 1800’s. This rousing version, which has toured to [...]
Privacy on the Internet: my blog identity and why sometimes I stop writing
Cartoon by Peter Steiner. The New Yorker, July 5, 1993 issue (Vol.69 (LXIX) no. 20) page 61
If and when I actually get around to writing something on this blog, I immediately begin to think about who, if anyone, will read it and, inevitably, what will it say to them about me. I start thinking about [...]
Voices of Refugees: volunteering at an event at DU
This week I went to help with the set up and break down of an interesting event at DU, sponsored by the African Community Center. The even was Voices of Refugees: Stories of Fear, Courage and Triumph – five refugees got up on stage and told their stories to a packed auditorium.
Iraq – Haiffaa [...]
Denver Art Museum: Untitled Events