Is it really Monday again?

Anyway, the search for blogs to link to the Child Abuse blog continues, I added a couple today, but it doesn’t seem like blogging the details of everyday life for abuse survivors or people dealing with depression or other obstacles has caught on quite the way I would have thought. Submissions are always welcome, and thanks to Jeff for the link, but we’ll move on here for now, k? The search will continue and be documented over there from now on, thanks for your attention! 🙂

Medley is blogging in response to a discussion going on over at Burningbird’s. (Follow the links, get the whole picture.) The Bird’s problem with Google is that it can be influenced by weblogs. She sees that as a bad thing, because we could, and sometimes do, contrive to push one side of an issue up the rankings by the way in which we link and write about it. I see that as democracy at it’s finest, because unlike network news, or talk radio, (which is just as biased as any blogger may be, IMHO) everyone can get a weblog and contribute to the information Google is indexing. Google isn’t a perfect solution to fairness and equality but I don’t believe it ever intended to be.

Speaking of free speech, and someone I usually don’t agree with, did you catch the latest Dennis Miller rant about freedom of speech? He nails it pretty well, in my opinion. (via Frank McPherson)

Finally, on the workplace front, I’m officially going to be working about a half-day sometime this weekend. I need to purge the database of old records, which is always fun. Actually it’s not, it’s about 4 hours of the most mind-numbingly dull work you can possibly imagine, since almost all of that 4 hours is made up of making sure no records got marked for deletion that shouldn’t have been. The actual purge script takes about 20-30 minutes to run through the whole database, but I’ve got to be sure it’s backed up and double checked to the best of my ability before I run the script. On the plus side, however, I can exchange the 4 hours, and take off on that Tuesday afternoon, the 21st, to get a head start on getting to Cincinnati for the Midnight Oil concert! Sometimes being the IT guy and having to work odd hours to do odd projects does pay off!

Similar Posts

  • I’m tired of it..

    Moving on from commenting problems, because, frankly, I’m a little sick of looking at them. 🙂 Lots of work stuff to do today, probably light blogging. We’re getting close to our event, we have a walk through at the theater this afternoon, I need to pay extra special attention to where the electrical outlets are…

  • TweetDiscovery

    Gabe Acevado has created the perfect page to send your boss to if you’re getting flack about Twitter not being work-related. At least, if you work in the Litigation Support or eDiscovery field. It’s called TweetDiscovery, and while it’s still a “very early beta”, it’s tracking all the conversations about e-Discovery that are taking place…

  • Google to the rescue

    I thought I had broken my MP3 player. Actually, at first I thought there was something wrong with the battery charger. I charged the batteries, put a fresh one in the Muvo and turned it on. It shut right off. I tried another battery, nope. I grabbed a regular AAA instead of the rechargeables, still…

  • Turbo Tax problems

    I’ve seen a few of these but not really had time to get into all the details until this morning. Here’s the scenario, Intuit is bundling a program called SafeCast from Macrovision with the latest release of TurboTax, according to this article Intuit is quoted as saying: “It is not spyware, as some on the…

  • Links (weekly)

    LTNY Wrap-Up – What Did We Learn About eDiscovery? tags: LitSupport MM I’ve Got You Under My (Thin) Skin: Personality and Motivation in Lawyers tags: LitSupport MM How to Shoot Through a Wire Fence tags: Photography MM There is No “Small Company” Excuse to the Duty to Preserve Emails or other Electronically Stored Information (ESI)…

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Your post must include a link to this post.

How does this work?
Write a response on your own website and include a link to this post. Then submit your response’s URL here. Your response may appear here after moderation. To update or remove it, edit or delete your original post and submit the same URL again. Learn more about Webmentions.