
I set up my laptop’s webcam to randomly take a picture while I was working on stuff. Which reminds me: I should probably get a haircut.

I’m happy to announce the launch of the new KevinBondelli.com forums, which I hope will be a place that visitors can discuss the youth vote, online organizing, share best practices, and more.
You can reach the forums at KevinBondelli.com/forums and through the button at the top right of the sidebar.
The forums were created with Vanilla, an open-source forum framework.
I hope you will find the forums useful as well as provide your feedback on potential categories and other improvements.

It’s the small things in life…
Yesterday I reached the 1,000 post mark here on KevinBondelli.com and I want to thank everyone that has been reading and sharing over the last couple years.
It’s also that time where I ask you all to make a contribution to the blog to help cover hosting, domain, and other associated costs. You can donate to the blog via PayPal through the button below.
Thanks again and hope to see you around for the next 1,000 posts.
The election has come and gone. We have elected Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States and young voters were instrumental in his victory. We have witnessed a groundbreaking use of technology by the campaign that will change the way politics is played. Up to this point I have focused mostly on the campaign side of things, and while I will continue to write about the use of technology and youth mobilization in campaigns, I will also be expanding the subject matter that I cover.
As Democrats and young Americans we are transitioning from campaigning to governance, and my writing will reflect that. I will be writing a lot more about public policy, government 2.o, the role of young people in government, and strengthening the role of young people within the Democratic Party’s power structure.
Not all of the policy topics I will be writing about will be directly youth related, though I will be writing as a young voice in America. It is important that we as young Americans share our voices on all of the issues, not solely those that are labled as youth issues.
A lot of my youth-specific writing will be over on Future Majority, the best youth vote blog in the country, so remember to check that out.
Thank you all for reading and sharing my articles, posting your comments, and being a part of this community. Your participation means the world to me.
There’s a lot left for us to do. This is only the beginning. Let’s get to work.
As you may have noticed, this site was unavailable for most of today, There was a small error with the billing account but now everything is right as rain. I want to thank my hosting company, JaguarPC, for having ridiculously fast customer support. There is a reason I have been using them for years.
21 Aug
Posted by Kevin Bondelli as 2008 DNC Convention, Administrata
36 hours from now we will begin our drive to Denver for the 2008 Democratic National Convention. There has been a lot to do to get ready, so posting has been slow, but I will be providing convention coverage as often as possible on here and on Future Majority.
I have received a lot of great comments and emails from people that were able to use some of the tips and tutorials I wrote in their own organizations, and I’m glad they have been useful to you all.
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