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Constant Readuhs will know that most of my posting these days is on my game design blog "Ludic Futurism".
There appears to be no way to automatically publish or otherwise connect a Livejournal blog with a Wordpress one, so I will pop in here to post when I've done something over there.
Here is the first such:

https://brtrain.wordpress.com/2015/04/22/notes-on-the-first-four-folios-from-oss-games/

Go and look if you like, if this game design thing of mine interests you.
I have really fallen out of the habit of blogging about my life, in general things are pretty OK - it seems lately I just pop in here to post some especially upsetting bit of political news or foreign policy development.
Even the novelty of that is waning as there is more and more bad news to relay, we seem to be heading down the De-evolution slope....

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This is one of those things that I want to post here, otherwise they'll be lost as I go poking around for "that thing I saw that day that was so good..."

But it is that good, it is really starting to disturb me how "we" are sitting back and taking it, when we're not actually on board with what's going on and being done in our name....

1984 in 2012 – The assault on reason
By Allan R. Gregg | Sep 8, 2012 8:35 am |

Allan Gregg is Chairman of Harris/Decima, and is considered a pioneer in the integration of consulting, public-opinion research, public affairs and communications. A frequent commentator on radio, television and in print, he is also an entrepreneur with diverse interests in Canadian culture. He was one of the founding shareholders of Canada’s children’s network, YTV, the Chairman of Toronto Film Festival, past Chair of the Walrus Foundation (publisher of 2007 Magazine of the Year, “The Walrus”) and has executive produced documentary television as well as recordings by Canadian artists such as The Tragically Hip, The Watchmen and Big Wreck. He serves on the General Motors of Canada’s Advisory Board and the Bank of Montreal’s Advisory Council on Retirement.

The following speech was delivered by Allan Gregg on September 5, 2012, at a celebration of Carleton University’s Faculty of Public Affairs and its move to the new River Building.

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