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- By: flight ticket on October 16, 2003

I'm sorry to ruin this for you, but even with a Canadian passport, you still have to go thru much of the BS procedure, but virtue of being BORN in Iran! I have my Canadian citizenship, and I travel a lot to the US, last year I went there 3 times, and EACH time I was interviewed, photographed and finger printed, just becuz I was born in Iran ... It's their new immigration act or something, and it's rather random, they might let you pass, but the fuckers in the Vancouver US immigration were brutal, no one passed thru their net. And the shitty thing is that if you go thru this ONCE, then you're in their system and you have to go thru this EVERY SINGLE TIME! and you can only exit the states from certain exit ports (not all US airports included) and do the fingerprinting again! even when you're exiting. It's a pain in the ass man.
- By: legofish on October 10, 2003

I missed bloggerCon because I'm thrifty, I have children and everybody is going to blog about it anyway.
- By: Cobb on October 9, 2003

I missed bloggerCon because I'm thrifty, I have children and everybody is going to blog about it anyway.
- By: Cobb on October 9, 2003

Try a virtual presence. Get a jug or pipeful of your favorite relaxation aid, then sit in front of your camera and join the party.
- By: Inspire 28 on October 9, 2003

Dear Hoder: We missed you keenly at BloggerCon. The next best thing to being there might be an audio interview on my sight. See: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/lydon/ Jeff Jarvis made the point forcefully in my interview with him that he considers you the classic demonstration so far of the real power and beauty of weblogs. How would I reach you by phone, please. Please email me! Thanks, admiration and best wishes. Chris Lydon
- By: Chris Lydon on October 9, 2003

Dear Hoder: We missed you keenly at BloggerCon. The next best thing to being there might be an audio interview on my sight. See: http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/lydon/ Jeff Jarvis made the point forcefully in my interview with him that he considers you the classic demonstration so far of the real power and beauty of weblogs. How would I reach you by phone, please. Please email me! Thanks, admiration and best wishes. Chris Lydon
- By: Chris Lydon on October 9, 2003

Hosseine aziz: Pedar keh sahleh, pedar bozorge blog nevisi, salaam. I started my weblog a couple of weeks ago as a suppliment to the site... http://www.toomar.com/weblog.html will be glad to have you visit it. Leila
- By: Leila on October 7, 2003

You said you're gonna take a short break, but yours is a bit longer than to be short!
- By: Shahrokh on October 7, 2003

And think... you can just enjoy Toronto that much more. Save up your $$$ and come to the AoIR conference.
- By: jason on October 5, 2003

Hossein jaan, I started my weblog-reading,reading your blog over a year and a half ago back in Iran. All of us at work would read it almost everyday. I am in Cali at the moment and have decided to start a blog (finally!). I just may need to ask a couple of questions. Would that be ok? And would you put my URL on your list? It will get better through time, you shall see!!!!! Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the good work.
- By: A persian girl in California on October 4, 2003

even with a canadian passport, it is rather unpleasant, believe me. k.s.
- By: kaveh on October 4, 2003

You and I are both security threats to the Land of Free. The delicate freedom and security of every American is at jeopardy because of "us". now if every bomber and attacker on the Free World has been from some other country and I(or you for that matter) happen to share close to nothing with them is not American's problem. But they are weeding out terrorism Being in that situation I ONLY felt sorry for many of those who felt even a bit safer after these measures were put in place. given that those banned from the country(or picked on) weren't the threat to begin with and won't be. Cheers
- By: Amin on October 4, 2003

Even better than a ticket it would be nicer if your host (to be) would bother to discuss these issues in his blog. But hey, that doesn't look very good on George Bush's regime, right? and may be that is why these things are not discussed in such blogs.
- By: Faramin on October 4, 2003

It is sad for sure, but not really unexpected! Although I've different situation than an immigrant, but getting to the right point is not that difficult. Also I let you know even you got your citizenship the policy were not too different; all those stupid rules such as finger printing, positional record and getting memory(!) photoes were on.
- By: Shahrokh on October 4, 2003