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~ 28/10/04
At the end of July I visited my good old buddy, Andy Bagely, driving beneath a firey sky. Note the cloud above the horizon, not unlike embers from a fire not long past.
~ 25/10/04
Natalie Jeremijenko was a founder of Brisbane's infamous Livid Festival and the cyber dadesque, Bureau of Information Technology.
~ 07/10/04
When I started out on this journey, this attempt at fusing politics, communications technologies and an aesthetic lifestyle, I came to hear of and eventually meet a handful of people that were to become my inspirations, my own personal council of wisdom.
These were people who contributed to the development of low-cost computer networks for groups working within social justice sectors in Africa, Latin America, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Central Europe. People like Jagdish Parikh, Roberto Verzola, Carlos Afonso, Shahidul Alam, Dr Onno Purbo, Mike Jenson, Miguel, Norbert Klein, Leo Fernandez, Paul Wilson and Melbourne born, Karen Banks.

