by Rob Cottingham | Jun 18, 2008 | Politics, Technology
Derek Blackadder from Labourstart.org just sent this along, and I thought I’d spread the word. It’s a cool idea: ask people to send photos of their faces, and then assemble them into a giant mosaic. (There’s an email link below; according to the TUC... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 11, 2008 | Environment
Google’s Sergey Brin is headed to space, (CBC) (CNN) and just the deposit on his ticket will set him back $5 million. But that’s chicken feed. It’s the carbon offsets that’ll really cost him. (Seriously, has anyone done the math on what that... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 11, 2008 | Politics
I only ever met Ed Tchorzewski a few times, but had the occasion to speak with him frequently by phone over the course of a campaign or two. He combined a fast, lethal wit with a sharp strategic mind, an uncanny gift for earthy metaphors (“Forget it –... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 9, 2008 | Politics, Vancouver
So voters won’t get the chance to pass judgement on Sam Sullivan’s term as mayor after all. I’ve endured enough political defeats to know that gloating over his is inappropriate, but I won’t be shedding any tears over the end of the Sullivan... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 5, 2008 | Politics, Vancouver
I’ve been remiss in not mentioning Geoff Meggs’ candidacy for a Vision Vancouver council nomination. I worked with Geoff while wearing my speechwriter hat more times than I can count, and was constantly amazed by his ability to leap from high-level... by Rob Cottingham | Jun 4, 2008 | Blogging, Communicating, Politics, Speechwriting
I’m going to save the screen capture I took of the Democratic Party’s home page a few minutes ago. And the next time I read some columnist pontificating about how the outcome of an election is a foregone conclusion…or hear a talking head pronouncing...