Comments for Brugge Blog http://jbrugge.com/blog this and that and some of those Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:29:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 Comment on Social Enterprise Must-Read Blog by John http://jbrugge.com/blog/2009/10/19/social-enterprise-must-read-blog/#comment-36132 Tue, 03 Nov 2009 02:43:55 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2009/10/19/social-enterprise-must-read-blog/#comment-36132 No, I don't remember what station it was on, but I'd love to find video of it as well. You might contact the Athletic Department and see if they may have any leads. No, I don’t remember what station it was on, but I’d love to find video of it as well. You might contact the Athletic Department and see if they may have any leads.

]]> Comment on Social Enterprise Must-Read Blog by Allison http://jbrugge.com/blog/2009/10/19/social-enterprise-must-read-blog/#comment-35951 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:22:10 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2009/10/19/social-enterprise-must-read-blog/#comment-35951 Sorry to start this thread OT, but I have a strange question for you. I found your blog searching for video of the 1973 Wisconsin vs. Cornell NCAA semi-final. My father was at that game and I've never been able to find video of it. You mentioned watching it on TV at the time and I was wondering if, by any small chance, you remember the station it was on. I'm desperate for a recording of that game for my father. Any advice you could give would be much appreciated. Thank you! And SIEVE SIEVE SIEVE! A. ps. ahantschel @ dailycardinal dot net Sorry to start this thread OT, but I have a strange question for you. I found your blog searching for video of the 1973 Wisconsin vs. Cornell NCAA semi-final. My father was at that game and I’ve never been able to find video of it. You mentioned watching it on TV at the time and I was wondering if, by any small chance, you remember the station it was on. I’m desperate for a recording of that game for my father.

Any advice you could give would be much appreciated. Thank you! And SIEVE SIEVE SIEVE!

A.

ps. ahantschel @ dailycardinal dot net

]]> Comment on Kite Festival in Guatemala by John http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/11/04/kite-festival-in-guatemala/#comment-26072 Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:45:14 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/11/04/kite-festival-in-guatemala/#comment-26072 Thanks for your thoughts, Greg, and your reference to <a href="http://www.commonhope.org" rel="nofollow">Common Hope</a>, a truly wonderful organization. Thanks for your thoughts, Greg, and your reference to Common Hope, a truly wonderful organization.

]]> Comment on Kite Festival in Guatemala by Greg Scherer http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/11/04/kite-festival-in-guatemala/#comment-26053 Mon, 12 Jan 2009 20:59:52 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/11/04/kite-festival-in-guatemala/#comment-26053 John, I share your feelings about Guate having been there with the Common Hope Project in Antigua 33 humbling times. I think they fly the kites for all the reasons because they are interconnected. I've seen kites in the air at Scatepequez Santiago so thick a bird couldn't fly through the strings, each of them connected to an individual loved one, all of them interconnected with the human race. The dancing of the kites are the spirits talking to us, the size and colors (which represent the outer manifestation of our inner souls or spirits) cleanse out evil spirits with their strength and the souls of the departed are carried back to the underworld or heaven (being Christian or Mayan emphasis) on the flying kites. Another reason: the Guatemalans just love to get together and celebrate things. Color and noise are part of the culture. They are incredibly inclusive. Everyone can find some way to participate during Semana Santa and La Dia de Los Muertes. To whomever has never visited Antigua guatemala, I say, GO! John, I share your feelings about Guate having been there with the Common Hope Project in Antigua 33 humbling times. I think they fly the kites for all the reasons because they are interconnected. I’ve seen kites in the air at Scatepequez Santiago so thick a bird couldn’t fly through the strings, each of them connected to an individual loved one, all of them interconnected with the human race. The dancing of the kites are the spirits talking to us, the size and colors (which represent the outer manifestation of our inner souls or spirits) cleanse out evil spirits with their strength and the souls of the departed are carried back to the underworld or heaven (being Christian or Mayan emphasis) on the flying kites. Another reason: the Guatemalans just love to get together and celebrate things. Color and noise are part of the culture. They are incredibly inclusive. Everyone can find some way to participate during Semana Santa and La Dia de Los Muertes. To whomever has never visited Antigua guatemala, I say, GO!

]]> Comment on The Hard Work of Healing and Justice by A Year in a New World | Brugge Blog http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/09/01/the-hard-work-of-healing-and-justice/#comment-25732 Wed, 31 Dec 2008 22:39:20 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/09/01/the-hard-work-of-healing-and-justice/#comment-25732 [...] The founder and head of Benetech, Jim Fruchterman, is a tireless and eloquent champion of this world view. His Beneblog is what first pulled me in when I started reading it about two years ago. He chronicles a vibrant and energetic world of social entrepreneurs who are drawing the vast array of technical tools we have into forms that make amazing differences in the lives of people, not just through Benetech but through new organizations around the world. [...] […] The founder and head of Benetech, Jim Fruchterman, is a tireless and eloquent champion of this world view. His Beneblog is what first pulled me in when I started reading it about two years ago. He chronicles a vibrant and energetic world of social entrepreneurs who are drawing the vast array of technical tools we have into forms that make amazing differences in the lives of people, not just through Benetech but through new organizations around the world. […]

]]> Comment on Using date ranges with StatSVN by Submerged中文版 | Subversion专家Blog » Blog Archive » 使用statsvn http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/#comment-25306 Fri, 19 Dec 2008 11:41:45 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/#comment-25306 [...] Ant中使用statsvn的一个例子，介绍了如何使用哪个日期指定范围 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/ [...] […] Ant中使用statsvn的一个例子，介绍了如何使用哪个日期指定范围 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/ […]

]]> Comment on Using date ranges with StatSVN by Submerged中文版 | Subversion专家Blog » Blog Archive » 使用statsvn http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/#comment-25305 Fri, 19 Dec 2008 11:41:42 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/#comment-25305 [...] Ant中使用statsvn的一个例子，介绍了如何使用哪个日期指定范围 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/ [...] […] Ant中使用statsvn的一个例子，介绍了如何使用哪个日期指定范围 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/02/27/using-date-ranges-with-statsvn/ […]

]]> Comment on Ode to Solution Based Modeling by Neal Goldstein http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/05/10/ode-to-solution-based-modeling/#comment-24559 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 03:51:57 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2007/05/10/ode-to-solution-based-modeling/#comment-24559 Thanks for the kind words. I am getting back into the design and architecture business again with a new version for mobile devices Thanks for the kind words. I am getting back into the design and architecture business again with a new version for mobile devices

]]> Comment on The Bill Moyers Movement by You Go Bill | Brugge Blog http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/08/02/the-bill-moyers-movement/#comment-24505 Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:03:59 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/08/02/the-bill-moyers-movement/#comment-24505 [...] The nominees are set, so Bill Moyers can’t be president this time around, but it seems like he should be put in the running for vice president, or cabinet position or some place where he can have the influence he deserves. Or perhaps he should just be left alone to do what he does best: stand up to the blowhards and show what is good. That’s what he did last weekend during the National Conference on Media Reform in Minneapolis when Bill O’Reilly’s man tried to badger him (there’s a full segment and a slightly shorter piece from Keith Olbermann’s show that shows clips of O’Reilly’s spin on it.) He didn’t acquiesce, or ignore, or shout, he talked to the Fox person with dignity and respect and a forceful truth. And as Olbermann said, he had “the special ingredient of being 100% morally and factually correct.” [...] […] The nominees are set, so Bill Moyers can’t be president this time around, but it seems like he should be put in the running for vice president, or cabinet position or some place where he can have the influence he deserves. Or perhaps he should just be left alone to do what he does best: stand up to the blowhards and show what is good. That’s what he did last weekend during the National Conference on Media Reform in Minneapolis when Bill O’Reilly’s man tried to badger him (there’s a full segment and a slightly shorter piece from Keith Olbermann’s show that shows clips of O’Reilly’s spin on it.) He didn’t acquiesce, or ignore, or shout, he talked to the Fox person with dignity and respect and a forceful truth. And as Olbermann said, he had “the special ingredient of being 100% morally and factually correct.” […]

]]> Comment on The Hard Work of Healing and Justice by PBS Frontline on Guatemalan Police Archives | Brugge Blog http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/09/01/the-hard-work-of-healing-and-justice/#comment-24325 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 03:40:32 +0000 http://jbrugge.com/blog/2006/09/01/the-hard-work-of-healing-and-justice/#comment-24325 [...] The PBS Frontline crew has helped keep the story of the Guatemalan National Police Archives alive by airing a segment about the ongoing work being done, in what may be the first significant television coverage since I first heard about the story two years ago. [...] […] The PBS Frontline crew has helped keep the story of the Guatemalan National Police Archives alive by airing a segment about the ongoing work being done, in what may be the first significant television coverage since I first heard about the story two years ago. […]

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