Comments for GlobeHoppin http://globehoppin.wordpress.com Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:46:38 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About by From the stars to the Senate Dems - New York Politics Capitol Confidential - Albany Times Union - timesunion.com http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/about/#comment-198 From the stars to the Senate Dems - New York Politics Capitol Confidential - Albany Times Union - timesunion.com Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:46:38 +0000 #comment-198 [...] has an interesting background - according to bio on his blog, he’s a graduate of the NASA Academy and the International Space University, and [...] [...] has an interesting background – according to bio on his blog, he’s a graduate of the NASA Academy and the International Space University, and [...]

]]> Comment on 1.2 Million Fake Copies of New York Times Declare End of Iraq War by The Yes Men http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/13/12-million-fake-copies-of-new-york-times-declare-end-of-iraq-war/#comment-185 The Yes Men Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:53:22 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=107#comment-185 This wasn't just a Yes Men project, and we've tried very hard to make that clear from the beginning. As our press release states: The people behind the project are involved in groups including (but certainly not limited to) The Yes Men, the Anti-Advertising Agency, CODEPINK, May First/People Link, Improv Everywhere, Evil Twin, and Not An Alternative. This wasn’t just a Yes Men project, and we’ve tried very hard to make that clear from the beginning. As our press release states: The people behind the project are involved in groups including (but certainly not limited to) The Yes Men, the Anti-Advertising Agency, CODEPINK, May First/People Link, Improv Everywhere, Evil Twin, and Not An Alternative.

]]> Comment on Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco by How Online Organizing Lessons from ‘04 and ‘08 Can Help NASA in ‘09 « openLangley http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/video-of-my-talk-at-psfk-san-francisco/#comment-183 How Online Organizing Lessons from ‘04 and ‘08 Can Help NASA in ‘09 « openLangley Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:53:44 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-183 [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...] [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...]

]]> Comment on Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco by How online organizing lessons can help NASA « New Media Team http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/video-of-my-talk-at-psfk-san-francisco/#comment-182 How online organizing lessons can help NASA « New Media Team Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:37:21 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-182 [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...] [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...]

]]> Comment on How Online Organizing in ‘04 and ‘08 Can Improve our Federal Government in ‘09 by Andrew Hoppin http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/how-online-organizing-in-04-and-08-can-improve-our-federal-government-in-09/#comment-181 Andrew Hoppin Sun, 09 Nov 2008 06:54:45 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=99#comment-181 Very interesting thought Kathleen-- specific ideas about how to do that? Along these lines Nick Skytland recently Twittered that he wishes NASA offered stock options (http://twitter.com/skytland/status/996694987)! :) Not in the cards, but in general I do think that out of the box thinking is well warranted at this unique time I think. Let's come up with some crazy ideas-- one of them might just be a novel solution. Very interesting thought Kathleen– specific ideas about how to do that? Along these lines Nick Skytland recently Twittered that he wishes NASA offered stock options (http://twitter.com/skytland/status/996694987)! :) Not in the cards, but in general I do think that out of the box thinking is well warranted at this unique time I think. Let’s come up with some crazy ideas– one of them might just be a novel solution.

]]> Comment on How Online Organizing in ‘04 and ‘08 Can Improve our Federal Government in ‘09 by Nick http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/how-online-organizing-in-04-and-08-can-improve-our-federal-government-in-09/#comment-180 Nick Sat, 08 Nov 2008 07:06:33 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=99#comment-180 Andrew, this is an excellent post! You make a number of very good points, and back them up with solutions. I'm going to incorporate your thoughts into what I'm working on inside NASA. Andrew, this is an excellent post! You make a number of very good points, and back them up with solutions. I’m going to incorporate your thoughts into what I’m working on inside NASA.

]]> Comment on How Online Organizing in ‘04 and ‘08 Can Improve our Federal Government in ‘09 by Kathleen M. Connell http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/how-online-organizing-in-04-and-08-can-improve-our-federal-government-in-09/#comment-179 Kathleen M. Connell Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:41:13 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=99#comment-179 Very good concepts. If you have not, you may want to consider the current financial system, which I understand requires a WBS number to be billed to for almost all activities. In addition to performance review incentives, the NASA internal financial incentives may need to reconsidered, and opened up...allowing for a reboot of a culture of collaboration and intellectual freedom. Very good concepts.

If you have not, you may want to consider the current financial system, which I understand requires a WBS number to be billed to for almost all activities. In addition to performance review incentives, the NASA internal financial incentives may need to reconsidered, and opened up…allowing for a reboot of a culture of collaboration and intellectual freedom.

]]> Comment on Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco by Open NASA » Blog Archive » How Online Organizing Lessons from ‘04 and ‘08 Can Help NASA in ‘09 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/video-of-my-talk-at-psfk-san-francisco/#comment-178 Open NASA » Blog Archive » How Online Organizing Lessons from ‘04 and ‘08 Can Help NASA in ‘09 Wed, 05 Nov 2008 22:28:12 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-178 [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...] [...] open-source licenses, etc. I’ve told a bit of this story, in the context of NASA, in several presentations over the past year. Here below I’ve attempted to break down the problems, implications and [...]

]]> Comment on Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco by How Online Organizing in ‘04 and ‘08 Can Improve our Federal Government in ‘09 « GlobeHoppin http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/video-of-my-talk-at-psfk-san-francisco/#comment-177 How Online Organizing in ‘04 and ‘08 Can Improve our Federal Government in ‘09 « GlobeHoppin Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:24:01 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-177 [...] Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco [...] [...] Video of my talk at PSFK San Francisco [...]

]]> Comment on An Obama Series, and go to Ohio by Kathleen M. Connell http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/2008/09/16/an-obama-series-and-go-to-ohio/#comment-173 Kathleen M. Connell Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:51:06 +0000 http://globehoppin.wordpress.com/?p=95#comment-173 The election will come down to who the American people believe can enable quality job creation as a result of the green transformation of the American economy. On this issue, Obama can, will and must win, for all of our sakes. Also for the sake of economic development of many impoverished global populations (via a new "Marshall Plan" in certain regions). And also for the sake of civilization preservation. Our civilization, as Gore reminds us, is at risk of being wiped out from the consequences of global warming. It is an inter-related system and Obama understands that very profoundly. There will be challenges as we rebuild the economic base, but job creation can help bridge those issues as we move ourselves, and the planet, off of oil dependence. Take the Apollo example as a reminder from our space heritage. Apollo enabled job creation all over the country, but really, built the economic base of the New South. The very American South that is at risk now from extreme weather and hurricanes. Thanks for posting your series and call to action, Andrew. I can't go to Ohio, but I can sure call some family and friends there to get out and vote! Thanks again for the nudge. Kathleen The election will come down to who the American people believe can enable quality job creation as a result of the green transformation of the American economy.
On this issue, Obama can, will and must win, for all of our sakes. Also for the sake of economic development of many impoverished global populations (via a new “Marshall Plan” in certain regions). And also for the sake of civilization preservation. Our civilization, as Gore reminds us, is at risk of being wiped out from the consequences of global warming. It is an inter-related system and Obama understands that very profoundly. There will be challenges as we rebuild the economic base, but job creation can help bridge those issues as we move ourselves, and the planet, off of oil dependence.
Take the Apollo example as a reminder from our space heritage. Apollo enabled job creation all over the country, but really, built the economic base of the New South.
The very American South that is at risk now from extreme weather and hurricanes.

Thanks for posting your series and call to action, Andrew. I can’t go to Ohio, but I can sure call some family and friends there to get out and vote! Thanks again for the nudge.

Kathleen

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