Tag: Blogging and Journaling

New to the blogroll – for my five or six leftie readers: The Raw Story. Check it out.

Gregory M. Lamb of The Christian Science Monitor on Blogs: Here to stay – with changes: They're hip. Influential. Out there. By one estimate, there are 2 million of them […]

Journal Entry Six for HM214 Science Fiction and Fantasy American Military University William Gibson?s Burning Chrome was a quick read and an excellent example of cyberpunk. This short story focused […]

Journal Entry Five for HM214 Science Fiction and Fantasy American Military University Frank Herbert?s Seed Stock featured a classic theme in science fiction ? the struggle to adapt and survive […]

Journal Entry Three for HM214 Science Fiction and Fantasy American Military University The classic science fiction serial novel A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs was a welcome departure […]

Journal Entry Four for HM214 Science Fiction and Fantasy American Military University Robbie by Isaac Asimov was an entertaining and thought-provoking story. In particular, it leaves the reader with the […]

Happiness is seeing "MT-Blacklist comment denial" multiple times in your blog's activity log. And no frigging spam. Jay, thanks for a great plugin.

I'll be back to blogging more regularly this weekend. My employer's annual Government Affairs Conference ended today. As I play a role in the coordination and planning of this conference, […]

Eric Richardson on Can Corporations and Blogging Co-exist? On January 22, 2004, local community blog LAVoice.org editor Mack Reed posted a review of the LA.com site. His review focused largely […]

Dan Farber of ZDNet on What's up with blogging, and why should you care? What's all the fuss about blogging? It looks and smells mostly like writing, self-expression conveyed in […]