Remembering Old Times
I received a welcome email yesterday from a former coworker. We had both been associate analysts on the 1995 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission. Well, he came back for the 2005 Defense Base...
Tagged: Blogging and Journaling
More Blogging News
Martha Graybow, writing for Reuters, on As Blogging Grows, Companies Eye Legal Pitfalls: As Corporate America wades into the burgeoning world of Internet Weblogs, companies are being warned they could face legal hazards when...
Blogging Media Roundup
Dante Chinni of the Christian Science Monitor on Journalism's fear and loathing of blogs: Blogs, or weblogs – websites on which a person or a group of people opines about events, reports what's been...
Blogging The Revolution
W. Caleb McDaniel, writing for Common-place, on Blogging in the Early Republic: Why bloggers belong in the history of reading: Just five years ago, blogs were still a rarity, but since September 11, 2001,...
Used to Read It, Now I’m In It
I haven’t had a subscription to The Hotline (National Journal’s Daily Briefing on Politics) in years. Its a nifty hotsheet with useful summaries and breaking news on a large variety of political topics. Apparently,...
Journal Entry Four for IR396: Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I
Journal Entry Four for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University Prior to the launch of the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the U.S. and U.K., weapons of mass destruction...
Journal Entry Three for IR396: Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I
Journal Entry Three for IR396 Contemporary Issues in the Persian Gulf I American Military University In The Greatest Threat, Richard Butler chronicles his work as chairman of UNSCOM inspecting and disarming Iraq’s chemical and...