If you see strange things here, light bloggage, etc., it will be because I'm undergoing a database conversion. I'm currently running MT on a Berkeley db platform, which is not […]
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Tag: Blogging and Journaling
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
Test Entry
This is a test entry since MT is screwing around again.
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Coffee Spitter
Jim Henley cracks me up with this little jewel from his post on Professor Lott's response to a previous posting: (Hi. I bitch about politics on the internet. My website […]
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New Scientist on Blog Blockage
New Scientist on China blocks bloggers' sites: State control of the internet in China may have found a new target with many "bloggers" unable to update their web journals, apparently […]
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New Blogger
For those who of you who used to be DelphiForums.com warriors, you'll likely recognize this new entry to the blogosphere – Allen Steadham of Interrace Haven. Allen has operated one […]
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Bless the Blogs, Every One
Bruce Bartlett on the art of the blog for TownHall.com: As the new year begins, I want to start by giving thanks for something that happened last year: blogs. Blog […]
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No posts
Many apologies for my lack of posts yesterday. I went on a job interview. (Everybody wish me luck.) Today is catch up and clear out the inbox day. Later.
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TTGO Doesn’t Blow
Brad Gittern (not his real name, by the way) of DC Blows has listed Taking The Gloves Off (TTGO) on his blog. Check it out. "Brad's" blog has been permalinked […]
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Negligent in Posting Duties
I've been negligent in my posting duties. I've spent my time reorganizing, adding subcategories and updating libertarian related links at the Open Directory Project. I've got a lot more to […]
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New quake shakes Italy
This is just horrible. I can't imagine the grief this town must be experiencing.
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