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Have you seen this man?
He stole my new Nokia N95 — the one the nice word-of-mouth marketing people sent me for free to play with and chatter about. I was gonna poke it and prod it and take pictures with it and compare it to the Treo and the iPhone and try to break it.
But now I can’t, because a crazy road raging maniac with mad scientist hair* stole it from me.
Fortunately, he’s willing to discuss the matter with me openly on the Internet.
So I give you a new blog: iwantmyN95back.blogspot.com
*The guy who stole my phone’s name is Mark Resch. Coincidentally, he also works in my office. So he’s walking around with the phone in front of me, and not letting me touch it. It’s not very nice.
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4 Comments » | May 13th, 2008
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The following article will appear in Riseup.net‘s upcoming educational publication about safety and security in online organizing. You get to have the sneak peak here.
Blogging with Split Personalities:
How I Created and Reconciled My Separate Spaces On the Web
by Sarah Dopp
Hi, my name is Sarah, and I’m a compulsive blogger. It all started in high school when I created a website under a pseudonym and used it to tell stories about my love life. It was a thrilling and introspective project that resulted in a lot of great writing. Unfortunately, though, I was so terrified someone would connect it to me that I never saved a backup copy. That website has since expired, and those words are now lost forever in the murky underbelly of the Internet. First lesson learned: If I’m not going to claim something, I can’t hold onto it.
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Posted in Adventures, My Projects, my story, The Creative Life, Writing | Comments Off on Blogging With Split Personalities | May 13th, 2008
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On the last day of adventuring, my dopp juice gave to me…
Twelve days of traveling,
Eleven kinds of sushi,
Ten poems unchallenged,
Nine missing work days,
Eight beds and couches.
Seven artists scheming
Six different airports,
Five grandparents!
Four different states,
Three major cities,
Two stage performances,
And a spontaneous convergence of ukuleles in a taqueria!
(photos include my brother, Chris Dopp, who is graduating from college this year! w00t!)
Posted in Adventures, My Projects | 2 Comments » | May 7th, 2008