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December 14, 2005
Notes on the Run
Here's what crossed the read line on the blog-o-meter today.
Fellow Chattanoogans TylerHall and M.Kelley offer some dope on CSS and PHP. I haven't taken the PHPlunge, er, still. I have had some good CSS, though: whee!
Speaking of technology, Michael Silence published a link to the KNEC's happy little file that shows every single solitary candidate that has "picked up papers" in their county elections. I'm still saying that between the Chattanoogan, the CTFP, and our very dear Civic Forum we get an accurate picture here. And don't forget live-blogging.
Speaking of elections, who is this mystery GOP candidate for Governor? From Chattanooga? [UPDATE 12-15: Here's a name, a blog, and a website.] Meanwhile in Nashville, a popular talk radio host is practically begged to run. I say "Yes." I echo the Scene's editor in an uncertainty as to whether I would vote for him, but a solid thumbs-up to him for providing voters who just need that (R) what seems like a viable, articulate and concerned individual as an option.
Yesterday, in case you missed it, Bill Hobbs scathed the Tennessee Press Ass. Sorry. Assn. Event flyer: "'[J]ust what does [blogging] mean to the newspaper industry? See just how [blogging] can be a threat to newspapers and what our industry can do to meet the challenge and turn blogging into a positive force.'" Bill: "P.S. Blogging already is a positive force."
"RADICAL MILITANT LIBRARIANS" -- now there's a phrase.
Miscellaneous | By joe lance | 05:11 PM