BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Two new voices raised on the issue of Moral Clarity: Kath writes: My friend claims that my demanding of my rights violates his right to what he values most – his safety. I claim that living life is a risk. You could get hit by bus while crossing the street. You […]
In all the fuss about realtime blogging yesterday, I missed a realtime event: Bill Simoni and his wife had a baby boy – Christopher Michael Simoni! Big baby, too — 8 pounds. Take a moment to go over to Bill’s weblog – Binary by Accident – to drop a note of congratulations!
BTW, since Dave Winer only pointed to the Radio chapters (?) when he mentioned the Essential Blogging book from O’Reilly, note that the book covers Movable Type, Blogger, and Blosxon weblogging tools, as well as other material. If you’re a Blogger user, I wouldn’t mind your input into my chapters — what should I cover in more detail? What […]
In debate, when your opponent is reduced to attacking your character rather than your words, you know you’ve won. I should have remembered this yesterday when I became so angry. Blame my reaction a bit on the move. And the fact that I’m not called Burningbird because I coo like a dove. I had a note from […]
After phone call with friend, I am calmer. Sort of. Enough to spend time on more important things. Such as wishing Mark Pilgrim half-a-Happy Birthday!. He’s 29.5 today. (Mark, I have a clue for you — when you hit 40, you start celebrating birthdays biennially, rather than semiannually.) Secondly, Jeneane asked folks to link to her co-worker’s weblog. […]