Reality TV, blogging and self-publishing are all evidence of a society’s or culture’s desire to be more public. And that’s a sign of a healthy or energetic culture. – Maureen Corrigan
Big thanks to Happy Furry Puppy Story Time with Norbizness for the nice mention: 520. James Landrith: Also good to read an actually independent-minded libertarian, not an Administration-apologist what-drug-war-and-civil-rights-abuses crypto-libertarian. […]
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I'd like to welcome a newbie to the blogosphere – Phil Shapiro. Phil may or may not remember me, but I remember him. Through his work at Push Literacy Action […]
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I've been meaning to put up a "why" page. Reading this post over at Peoria Pundit got me thinking about things I've left buried in the subconscious, waiting for release. […]
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Arthur Silber on blog comments: For the time being, I am disabling comments on the blog for new posts. There are several reasons for my decision. Not too often, but […]
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I've been doing a lot of online cleanup lately. I've managed (once again) to let my Yahoo! Groups memberships reach 100+. It isn't hard, you join a few lists on […]
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In the May issue of Corporate Counsel, the On the Job section has a story on lawyer bloggers. Quite a few of the usual suspects are listed, such as TalkLeft, […]
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Apparently Jacob Hornberger, the libertarian founder and president of the Future of Freedom Foundation, has a blog now. Check it out.
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My bitter rant on Don Neddo got a mention in USA Today’s Iraq War Weblog. Ya’ll can send me $5.00 per autographed blog entry…..
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Jerry Brito's website has a new look and the weblog is now on the index page as well. Check it out. It looks good Jerry.
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Suggested answer to previous posting from MovableType Support Forum: it sort of sounds like a browser issue. have you tried clearing your temporary cache and cookies? it might still be […]
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