Vergil’s Coffee

Just seeing if the newest WP 2.6 is playing nice with Safari 3.1.2.

“That’s not too much to ask for, eh?”

Hello!

And like someone had mention on Twitter, it looks like the media bar is working fine. 

In older posts on this site, the visual editor looked right, but when you save and viewed the post, all breaks were erased and you were left with one big block of text. Here’s hoping that Safari and WP have worked out their communication issues; if so, I am happy; if not, I’ll have to use Camino for WP posts.

Peace!

It looks like Utterz has just updated its services and has focused its site around discussions (no more Cow theme?). I think Utterz has always emphasized this, but the recent facelift (and the changing of its calling menu) seems to be a clearer presentation in positioning itself as the Audio/text/video place for communication around topics or just whatever you like.

Which brings me to this Utterz from gtowna that I listened to this morning and feel compelled to share. Why? Not because I completely agree with him–I don’t know much about international politics; I think I know that we in an election year here in the States–I share it because I think I have to be reminded of how the actions of my country affect others (aside from Iraq). 

I get the feeling that folks in the US are a bit antsy about not being #1 and that as long as we can still be in the superpower club, then we can still call the shots. It’s the popular kids sitting at the popular kid table and everyone is (or should be) looking at what the popular kids are doing. All the while, there’s those who aren’t popular, having to deal with own issues of relevance and identity. 

I think that’s why I listen to NPR and BBC radio, read Christian Science Monitor and The Week, listen or read from sites like Twitter and Utterz: to try and get a better handle on a few of the single voices outside Goshen, Indiana.

Now, I’ve got to run to Wal*Mart.