Comments on: Dan’s Visit to Minnesota - During the Deep Freeze http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 06:46:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Cricket In Brighton | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-15665 Cricket In Brighton | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog Sun, 04 Nov 2007 02:01:52 +0000 http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-15665 [...] in the UK and came directly to Brighton, where I’m staying with E-Democracy.Org board member Dan Jellinek. Dan and I spend a good part of the day catching up on E-Democracy.Org business. Later in the [...] […] in the UK and came directly to Brighton, where I’m staying with E-Democracy.Org board member Dan Jellinek. Dan and I spend a good part of the day catching up on E-Democracy.Org business. Later in the […]

]]> By: On the Road Again | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-15535 On the Road Again | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog Fri, 02 Nov 2007 01:02:59 +0000 http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-15535 [...] in the UK early in the morning, then its off to Brighton & Hove. I’m meeting up with Dan Jellinek, member of the E-Democracy.Org board to catch up on things and make final arrangements for the [...] […] in the UK early in the morning, then its off to Brighton & Hove. I’m meeting up with Dan Jellinek, member of the E-Democracy.Org board to catch up on things and make final arrangements for the […]

]]> By: Welcome Alan Rosenblatt to the E-Democracy.Org Board, Thank you Anne Carroll, Dan Jellinek | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-5200 Welcome Alan Rosenblatt to the E-Democracy.Org Board, Thank you Anne Carroll, Dan Jellinek | E-Democracy.Org - Project Blog Wed, 16 May 2007 19:10:55 +0000 http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-5200 [...] In the last year, we’ve added three new crucial Board members. Anne Carroll, a public involvement and strategic planning consultant and elected school board member in St. Paul joined us about a year ago. Anne is leading us through the final stages of some important strategic planning and keeps us on task to say it lightly. You met Dan Jellinek on the blog when he came over from the UK for our Board retreat in January. Dan is our “go to” guy in the UK and runs HeadStar which produces the E-Government Bulletin and a companion blog among many other things. [...] […] In the last year, we’ve added three new crucial Board members. Anne Carroll, a public involvement and strategic planning consultant and elected school board member in St. Paul joined us about a year ago. Anne is leading us through the final stages of some important strategic planning and keeps us on task to say it lightly. You met Dan Jellinek on the blog when he came over from the UK for our Board retreat in January. Dan is our “go to” guy in the UK and runs HeadStar which produces the E-Government Bulletin and a companion blog among many other things. […]

]]> By: Dan Jellinek http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-736 Dan Jellinek Sun, 25 Feb 2007 12:15:13 +0000 http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/77#comment-736 Thanks Tim - yes folks this is me sitting on the ice throne: the smile is frozen on. I had to be carried off in that position and thawed out. Seriously though it was fantastic fun, and I would recommend it to anyone (once Tim had lent me the appropriate headgear). I'll never complain about the cold in England any more though. I look forward very much to helping e-democracy.org continue its successful expansion in the UK, and perhaps acting as a something of a 'point man' for Steve and Tim between their visits. Lots of ideas, now to get on with it... Thanks Tim - yes folks this is me sitting on the ice throne: the smile is frozen on. I had to be carried off in that position and thawed out.

Seriously though it was fantastic fun, and I would recommend it to anyone (once Tim had lent me the appropriate headgear). I’ll never complain about the cold in England any more though.

I look forward very much to helping e-democracy.org continue its successful expansion in the UK, and perhaps acting as a something of a ‘point man’ for Steve and Tim between their visits. Lots of ideas, now to get on with it…

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