Charlie Don’t Blog
But NewsComa does, and she has a post about some new evidence coming to light against Manson after all these years, along with something lots of us can relate to… I remember thinking, when I was a child, that this was one of the most terrifying things I’d ever heard of. I was a child [...]
White-ity White
HT to Coma for introducing me to Stuff White People Like. After spending a little time here, I’ve discovered I’m a lot whiter than I thought I was, especially with this timely post on The Wire. Check it out…lots of funny stuff. It’s definitely one that will stay in the feed reader.
LOSTer’n'a Easter Egg
Last week’s episode of LOST (“The Constant”) answered a lot of questions for me–I thought.  My idea was that the island is the nexus for all possible universes.  This would explain why Jack’s father is alive in the future and Kate is so protective of Aaron.  I think that in the universe they return to Jack’s [...]
Me! My Favorite Meme Ever!
Taylor tagged me with a meme. In her post she mentioned that she was celebrating her 6 month anniversary blogging, and I realized that I let my one year anniversary slip. Oh well, I don’t put much stock in that kind of stuff anyway. Here are the rules to the meme… ** Post about the [...]
More LOST Than I’ve Ever Been
I’ve been thinking a lot today about last night’s episoe of Lost. Why am I thinking about that? Why not? What would you have me think about? Anyway, there are some spoilers here, so if you haven’t seen it yet stop reading. Feed readers sometimes don’t pick up on the –more– from WordPress (that ruined [...]
Stupor Tuesday
What a stinker. Lot’s of folks around the office are talking about the primaries today. It’s strange to me that so many people don’t pay attention until the day of. Anyway, here’s a quick roundup of what some of the blogs I frequent are saying this morning… Music City Bloggers is taking a poll. It [...]
More Educashun
I had a couple of interesting conversations about education yesterday. One was with a friend who home schooled both of his kids, and the other was with a couple of high school teachers. The one thing I took from both conversations is that it doesn’t seem like anyone is happy with the system, whether they [...]
About Yesterday…
Newscoma has an interesting post this morning about the three big stories yesterday–the economy, Thompson exiting the Presidential race, and Heath Ledger’s death–and how they were covered by the media. In rooting around the Internet yesterday, as I was a blogging fool for about five different websites, the most response I saw about all of the [...]
Credit Card Regulation, Free Markets, and Paying Cash
The Coyote Chronicles challenges Free Marketers to defend deregulation of the credit card industry: You can make the argument that people who can’t pay their balances in full every month should not take out a credit card, but thats more than a little disingenuous since we would see a staggering drop in consumer spending if people [...]
Experimenting With The YouTube Debates
I think I may have mentioned before that I don’t really get Twitter. That may be changing though–I’ve actually found a pretty good use for it. Tomorrow I’ll be experimenting by Twittering the CNN-YouTube debates. I looked around to find a good plug-in that updates tweets every 15 minutes in the sidebar (listed under “I [...]
