When Portishead’s Dummy came out in the fall of 1994, I was in complete awe. In my 16 years, I had never heard anything like it. Trip-hop barely existed yet, consisting only of Massive Attack’s Blue Lines, which had hit the U.S. a couple of years previous. Though Blues Lines was good, it hadn’t gotten …
Monthly Archives: November 2005
New FEC precedent: Blogs are media outlets.
Mulberry maker declares bankrupcy. And this is why it’s bad for major organizations to rely on closed-source software.
WSJ: Bush’s approval drops to 34%.
NPR ombudsman calls Morning Edition on repeatedly misrepresenting Tim Kaine’s position on abortion.
Sam, at Raising Kaine, has this great accounting of where Creigh Deeds’ new votes are coming from.
Young Voters for Warner.
Graph of Deeds/McDonnell vote count.
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VPTC Blogging Panel Tomorrow
I’ll be speaking at a Virginia Piedmont Technology Council panel on Thursday (tomorrow). The 90-minute lunch, “‘Casting for Customers,” is all about blogging and business. Sean Tubbs, Edward Cossette, Michael Prichard and I will talk about how businesses can embrace blogs, take part in the Charlottesville blogging community, and use it for the betterment of …
The Jaded J.D. says that not just a dangerous trait, but one of the problems with the Republican Party. I think it’s a problem, though to a lesser extent, in the Democratic Party — abortion is a good example.