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Rockin' it old-skool. Medley's 10th anniversary has come and gone!

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Farewell Brad, Far, Far Too Soon

Farewell, Brad.

Quick Twitter Notes

A couple of Twitter notes.

Food Thoughtfulness Advocates Disturbing the Powerful

A couple of quick thoughts about Marion Nestle’s work and her site, Food Politics.

Pseudonymous Scientists on Pseudonymity

Effect Measure on pseudonymity and anonymity. And that Minerva guy in South Korea. Oh, and Twitchhiker.

Riesling out of Chardonnay’s Shadow

A new-to-me booze blog; pondering a wine club; Riesling coming into its own.

Recently at CurrentMom

Recent CurrentMom posts on Google books and intergenerational privacy; Also, the CurrentMom2010 conference looks interesting to me.

Good Blogs

I read a lot of blogs in my feedreader. But I thought I’d take a minute and highlight a couple that I may not link or delicious or tweet about much but that I’m glad are out there. This isn’t comprehensive, of course; just a few off the top of my head.

First, of [...]

CurrentMom; Some of My Recent Posts

Awhile back I mentioned that a buddy had asked me to contribute to a group blog she was organizing. That effort has been rebranded as CurrentMom and I’ve been posting there weekly for the last little while. Here are some of my recent posts:

Technology-Enabled Oversharing? Nah. — On whether we’re all posting too [...]

A Few Links

A few links, since I can’t seem to properly blog at all anymore.

Scott Rosenberg’s book on the history of blogging, Say Everything, will be released shortly. A couple of chapters are already available online. I read the chapter on journalists vs. bloggers this morning and it was excellent. Among other things it’s one window [...]

Much Brokenness – Tasers and Village Smears

Digby has been on the case of taser abuse for months and what it says about not only the criminal justice system and law enforcement but our society as a whole. In her latest post on the subject:
It’s not that I don’t understand that police have a thankless job and are often put in dangerous [...]