A remotely-recorded video interview with Felix Kramer, founder of the California Cars Initiative, talking about the transition to electric-powered vehicles, recorded from Northern California, in August, 2008
Monday, July 19, 2010
Dr. Charles Grob talks about his psilocybin research
Dr. Charles Grob at UCLA-Harbor Medical Center talks about his research with psilocybin for "existential anxiety" in seriously-ill cancer patients, recorded on July 27, 2006, in Torrance, California
Thursday, July 15, 2010
William Kelleher defends the integrity of Internet voting
William Kelleher defends Internet voting against critics who say that it cannot be made secure, recorded from La Crescenta, California, on July 15, 2010
Second Life musician Wolfie Moonshadow talks about his music
Kenny De La Rosa (Wolfie Moonshadow in Second Life) talks to Etopia News and Second Life Enquirer On-the-Air about the development of his career through performing in virtual world Second Life, recorded from Gibraltar, on July 15, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
States where you can already register to vote online
While controversy rages in California about the right of citizens to register to vote online using electronic signatures, residents of eight other states already have the right to register to vote online. In these states, computerized links to the state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) site allows people to register to vote online. These states are: Oregon, Washington State, Kansas, Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Indiana, and Utah.
In California, where the current dispute over electronically-signed voter registration cards continues, the Legislature passed, and Governor Schwarzenegger signed, SB 281 by State Senator Ron Calderon, which provides that California will also have an online, DMV-based voter registration system, once the HAVA-compliant, interactive, statewide voter database, called VoteCal, is built and activated.
In California, where the current dispute over electronically-signed voter registration cards continues, the Legislature passed, and Governor Schwarzenegger signed, SB 281 by State Senator Ron Calderon, which provides that California will also have an online, DMV-based voter registration system, once the HAVA-compliant, interactive, statewide voter database, called VoteCal, is built and activated.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Second Life comic Lauren Weyland talks about her work
Lauren Weyland, a comic in virtual world Second Life, talks about her funny business in a remotely-recorded interview from Atlanta, Georgia, recorded July 12, 2010
Second Life comic Lauren Weyland talks about her work
Lauren Weyland, a comic in virtual world Second Life, talks about her funny business in a remotely-recorded interview from Atlanta, Georgia, recorded July 12, 2010
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