bloggers

A couple of updates for you guys.  I know you’re trembling with anticipation, on the edge of your proverbial seat and whatnot: “When’s Shaun going to update us on stuff,” I know you’ve been saying.  Daily.  I know.  So here you go.

Well, Teddy Bart joins the blogsphere, bringing his experience IN and ON the media, world affairs, and the Nashville politic.

Glenn Reynolds appreciates KnoxNews for information symbiosis:

R. Neal wades into a debate between blogger Joe Powell and journalist Michael Silence.

Joe Powell asserts that, were it not for the blogosphere, people in Tennessee may have been kept in the dark regarding the TVA spill:

As most of you know, I have just become a father and I am thrilled.  For those of you with children, go back to when you first became a parent and relive your thoughts, feelings and emotions.

Adam Graham doesn’t think the “Magic Negro” controversy has necessarily helped Chip Saltsman in his bid for the post of RNC chair but the fallout may have doomed the incumbent:

Earlier tonight, several progressive Tennessee bloggers had an opportunity to meet the candidates for Tennessee Democratic Party chair and to ask them questions. Charles Robert Bone was there in person, while Chip Forrester called in through speakerphone. A good time was had by all, and I think everyone agrees in what general direction the party needs to go.

My mojo read my post yesterday, and she sent me a really bitchy text message:

“Duh, there are lots of really great bloggers around you who might be willing to help you out a little bit until I feel like coming home.”

And, darn that hag, but she’s always right. She’s got the groove like that.

Jack Lail posts about a Facebook controversy he says hasn’t hit the AP or newspapers yet (but Jack, aren’t you a newspaperman?) but that no doubt will before the day is over.