Friday, October 24, 2003
BLOGFRIENDS
Now that things have stabilized at work I've been fairly active in the last few days visiting other sites and exchanging views on various foreign policy topics, particularly with P6 and Geitner Simmons, two versatile minds who have introduced me to many perspectives and issues I might not otherwise have profited from. This is is one of the greatest things about the rise of blogging - the emergence of the intelligent public in national policy conversations formerly dominated by the elites of government and the media.
Geitner, BTW, gave me a nice nod today over at ROM, something I always appreciate ! ¶ 9:07 AM
Now that things have stabilized at work I've been fairly active in the last few days visiting other sites and exchanging views on various foreign policy topics, particularly with P6 and Geitner Simmons, two versatile minds who have introduced me to many perspectives and issues I might not otherwise have profited from. This is is one of the greatest things about the rise of blogging - the emergence of the intelligent public in national policy conversations formerly dominated by the elites of government and the media.
Geitner, BTW, gave me a nice nod today over at ROM, something I always appreciate ! ¶ 9:07 AM
