BurningbirdThanks to Danny Ayers, I’ve now heard about CoComment a service to track your comments. Thanks to Phil at Squash, I’ve also heard about the so-called conversation index originated by Stowe Boyd. I don’t comment in other weblogs enough to care about CoComment (and shame on me for not doing more). It will be interesting to see this in action, but for […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I read an opinion piece yesterday that reflects much of what I feel about the publication of the cartoons depicting Muhammad. In the piece, Simon Jenkins wrote: A newspaper is not a monastery, its mind blind to the world and deaf to reaction. Every inch of published print reflects the views of […]
Two great women passed away this last week: Coretta Scott King and Betty Friedan. King did more than just fight for the rights for blacks–she fought for the rights for every person, black or white or yellow or red; regardless of religion, gender, or sexual orientation. Much of the King legacy must be equally shared […]
Back in the early days of the web, there were two browsers. For the sake of our story, we’ll call them “Cane” and “Able”. Cane and Able could do many of the same things: serve web pages, run scripts, display pictures, and provide for interaction among the Small Beings who became dependent on them. However, […]
From Weather Underground today: January 2006 will go into the record books as one of the warmest januarys ever recorded in parts of the Midwest. In Quincy Illinois… this past January was the warmest January on record… while in Columbia and St. Louis this January ranks in the top 5 warmest januarys. Specifically… St. Louis… […]