Green Island Serenade (綠島小夜曲) by HEPNOVA HEPNOVA is dedicating our cover version of Green Island Serenade (綠島小夜曲) to jailed Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. As a song that was popular in Taiwan, China, and across the Sinosphere, we think it is a poignant symbol of cross-strait solidarity. On the surface, the lyrics are a pop song [...]
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Hepnova dedicates Green Island Serenade to Ai Weiwei
29 April 2011 · 0 Comments
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Freedom Vs Security: The Struggle for Balance
2 December 2009 · 1 Comment
Freedom Vs Security: The Struggle for Balance, the debate textbook I authored and edited with Nicholas DiBiase of Hepnova, is now available on Amazon. Special thanks to Jon Rodis and Kristopher Hartley provided additional research and editing support.
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Healthcare IS a Right
13 August 2009 · 2 Comments
Healthcare is a human right. But as the healthcare debate drags on here in the US, its legitimacy as a right is under attack. Eddie (friend from college) shared on Facebook today an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal by John Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Whole Foods, “The Whole Foods Alternative To ObamaCare”: [...]
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Bug4Good: Open Source for Human Rights
20 March 2009 · 0 Comments
From my colleague Enrique Piraces at Human Rights Watch: I want to share with you our submission to the UC Berkeley Human Rights Center Mobile Challenge. The project is great and we have an opportunity to get some attention and further develop the idea. Voting will take place between March 23 and March 27, 2009 [...]
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New track: NO2H8
18 November 2008 · 0 Comments
Listen to my latest musical composition, NO2H8, based on audio I recorded of speeches at the Protest Against Prop 8 this Sunday and some organ and synth tracks of “deconstructed” Mendelsohn’s Wedding March. [MP3] [AIFF]
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