Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words.
Depends on the picture.
And the words.
Discovering What Democracy Means
Bill Moyers
We are often asked whether our kind of journalism matters. People are curious about why we give so much time to novelists, playwrights, artists, historians, philosophers, composers, scholars, teachers—all of whom we consider public thinkers. The answer is simple: They are worth listening to.
Go Read The Rest HERE. Go NOW.
(crossposted to Newsroom-L)
Well, since Google bought blogspot they’ve been gradually trying to force their users into being unpaid beta testers, and now they’ve decided that we must ALL change.
So I have. I’m here now.
I was (and am) trying to migrate the existing photoblog entries to the new site (which is what you’re staring at), it appears that instead the “migrate” process may well have simply nuked my ability to access the blog control features. I’ve saved off as much of the HTML as I can reach, and of course the pictures themselves were not ever actually hosted on the blogspot/google servers, so I can recreate most of it though the dates and orders of the postings may go a bit awry….
but that’s for another night; I have DSL coming on here in a couple of weeks and may well wait until then as the Dialup I’m on now has SERIOUS bandwidth problems and I have a bunch of stuff going on right now.
For this exact moment, we’ll start with an off-site post, i.e., a link to some work I did recently for the Chron which they, for their own reasons, chose not to use. The good thing about this, of course, is that when they don’t, I CAN. Enjoy.
And sometimes, just once in a while, you run across something that just confirms the things you were sure of but could never quite prove…
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