Category Archives: Dean News

Friday night I attended reconstructionist services in Arlington. Had a bit of trouble finding the door in, but once inside the service was great. The members were impressed by (1) my homemade apple crisp and (2) that I found the … Continue reading →

I’m blogging via my Treo 600 mobile phone from the Canadian side of Niagra Falls! Rachel, Other Aaron, and I just went to a casino. I risked 40 bucks on craps and slots and got back 36.50–not too shabby. And … Continue reading →

We lost NH. We’re not out. I’m in Maine, which we’re going to win. Staying with cousins in Yarmouth (20 mins outside of Portland). Primary is a marathon, not a sprint. “Hope not Fear.” Vote Dean. As Alix Olson says: … Continue reading →

Figured I should blog one more time before the Election. I’m currently in an undisclosed location writing the last pieces of code for DFA-NH. It’s been a journey. If you live in NH, please vote today. If you don’t, wish … Continue reading →

I promised I’d blog today to no fewer than two people. But given that we’re in the teens for days til the election (if only the weather were in the teens…) I don’t have time to say much. 1) I’m … Continue reading →

Haven’t blogged in a while, but this made my blood boil: Democrats attack Dean: “The group, which says it is not affiliated with any candidate, includes treasurer David Jones, who has been a fund-raiser for Gephardt, and spokesman Robert Gibbs, … Continue reading →

Ever wonder what I do up here? Adam Nagourney tells you in this New York Times piece. Note the paragraph on the database. And, as a shout out to our State Director, The Note says: And the New York Times’ … Continue reading →

Sunday night the Tech Team and other geeks traveled to Concord to watch the extended edition DVD of The Two Towers (I highly recommend watching it). I drove to show off my new Prius and on the way back, just … Continue reading →

This was in the October 2nd LA Times: “Transparency is the Achilles’ heel” of CAPPS, letting attackers “reverse engineer” the system, wrote Samidh Chakrabarti and Aaron Strauss, students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, whose computer science … Continue reading →

This was on the blog a few days ago: We are the grassroots revolution. We are outside the beltway. We are out in the streets, knocking on doors. We are campaign finance reform giving 20 bucks a pop and then … Continue reading →