"Web logs provide an important and valuable means of exchanging ideas. Certainly there are blogs I wish I'd never written. (Or at least not published.) But blogging has given me a greater set of friends, a broader set of ideas and a way to organize and express my thoughts. I recommend the process with all of its good and bad aspects." --Jim Stewart (author of Jim's Pond)
Amen, Jim.
Looks like there will be a change in the lineup for The Governor's Monthly News Conference -- and a whole lot of other things.
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0811BushEPA11-ON.html
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Politics/ap20030811_1139.html
http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=politicsNews&storyID=3258450
Leavitt has championed several distance learning initiatives including Western Governors University, The Utah Electronic College, and the Utah Education Network.
EPA job is 'no win situation'
Phil Windley's take on this: "Leavitt to Head EPA"
"Unlike corporate websites, b-blogs are cheap to launch and easy to maintain, thanks to powerful, easy-to-use tools. Unlike spam, or junk e-mail, b-blogs aren't intrusive; users must click to them. Done well, b-blogs provide a fast, informal way to share information -- project updates, research or test results, product-release news, industry headlines -- inside and outside your company."
--Inc.com | Technofile: Blogging for Business
Shots from Friday night, posted Sunday afternoon.
From under Sandstone Wall and Aquaduct in Tanner Park, Friday, August 8, 2003. About 8:00 p.m.
Sandstone Wall and Aquaduct with historic marker placed in 1996 by Sons of Utah Pioneers.
Closeup of the marker.
"Absences and omissions are the places where a journal's most powerful stories reside."
--Alexandra Johnson, Leaving a Trace
