Complete that thought in the comments on this funny post by Ryan Sholin.
Thanks to Danny Sanchez for this little reminder that journalism is, in many cases, a matter of life and death. The BBC, he notes, will today “begin shining a beam of light into the sky each night to remember journalists who have died to inform people and give a voice to the voiceless.” Watch the dedication ceremony here.
I won’t usually cross post stuff here from the exploding newsroom, but this is worth it. A video about the increasingly popular sport of dragon boat racing, by Star-Ledger veejay John O’Boyle.
Spent part of the morning integrating disqus here and at the exploding newsroom, and you can check out my disqus page here. Pretty cool stuff, and the option of leaving Seesmic video comments is a nice bonus.
Friend Matt Rainey goes for the ride of his life with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.
For years, I read Clines’ little time capsule tributes to life in New York City, and every now and then a little snippet of one flashes into my mind. Today, I saw a couple jogging and remembered Clines overhearing one city runner turning breathlessly to a partner and asking, “Where are you, heartwise?”
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