Archive for the 'Blogs' Category



..tis a sad day for the blogsphere.

Published on April 20, 2006

First this, then this. What’s the world coming to, these are both blogs that I enjoy so much. Mind you, it’s almost by definition, good to know when to stop and I need to remind myself that these people aren’t hear solely to get me through my working day. It always take [...]


Tezz

Published on January 18, 2006

Some people.
I thought I was close to the man that is a .com, Mr Johal. However it would appear not.
I’ve been the most loyal reader of the blog he has not updated for 8 months, then, purely by accident I come across this.
It hurts me.


Father Bob

Published on January 4, 2006

Father Bob has a blog - I am impressed.
Did you see him go Andrew Bolt? I thought Bob made him look like the twit he is.
I am a fan.


And then this

Published on December 7, 2005

What’s going on? Webdiary was never my favorite blog, but I always deeply respected what it was trying to do.
Margo’s commitment to independent and alternative media is always something that I’ve applauded - she certainly left me inspired after her speech at Now We the People earlier in the year. It’s just a pity [...]


A loss

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I normally don’t comment on this sort of thing but I can’t help feeling that this is a loss.
My only hope is that our extensive IR updates continue at LP
I suppose everyone has their reasons but I just can’t imagine doing it myself and therefore find it hard to understand.
Then again, I suppose it’s often [...]


Blogging predicted in 1837

Published on November 28, 2005

By a Russian:
Prince Vladimir Odoevsky, 1803-1869, was a gifted man. Apart from writing philosophical books, stories for children and composing pieces of music, he also wrote science fiction, trying to imagine what his country would look like in 2,500 years, in 4338.
The fact that among other utopian inventions Odoevsky described something very close to the [...]