A Plan:

Integrate Twitter updates and Facebook shares with this site.  The question is ‘why?’  Is it better just to have everything on facebook?  I know it’s certainly become easier to update there - I probably share 3-4 articles a week at least.  Need to think about this.
Add links to DC resources

DCist
Brightest Young Things
HACDC

I am getting slammed with comment spam, so I am disabling comments and trackbacks until I find a solution.

GW Law Prof. #1 tells GW Law Prof. #2 that a GW Law Student has been Blogging about Prof. #2’s Civ Pro class. GW Law Prof. #2 surreptitiously calls out GW Law Student on the last day of class. Read the story from GW Law Prof. #1’s point of view, or from GW Law […]

I finally got around to moving my site to WordPress. Version 1.5 is pretty awesome, and my web host makes it really easy to install. Of course I had to do some hacking to get the template to look like my own and to import all my old blogger posts. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with […]

Last night, Brett told me that my site had been blogged by ambivalent imbroglio, the “biggest GW blog.”
Thanks, ai.
Now I have to update, damn.

So what if I never update? What are you gonna do about it, huh? I’ve been too busy to worry about entertaining your sorry ass by posting the incredible exploits of my grad school life to your favorite web page. So give me a break. Or, I could bust your head.

I’ve incorporated two other blogs into my site. Review’d is where I will post, um, reviews of things I love or hate or both. Research is my way of keeping track of the work I am doing toward my thesis.

I’ve moved my page over to one of blogger’s new templates that fit my minimalist urges. If you hate it, at least you can comment on it now!

Wow, the latest version of Blogger adds features like comments, more templates (see my research blog for an example), an entirely redone UI for the Blogger website, and some LiveJournal-like elements of community. I need to modify my front page to take advantage of all this new wizardry. Especially the comments.

I’ve created another blog to help me keep track of my ORCHID research.