Some Dos And Don'ts

Do:

Check out the new (v. 2.0) Creative Commons licenses.

Issue a Blogger Pass to your conference (which Tony Perkins is doing again).

Rethink the HTML — whether it works just isn't an issue if it's kept on the Web and out of the mail. (Yeah, yeah, my predilections and biases are showing again. Ideally everyone should have the choice.)

Don't:

Abandon your old Blog*Spot domain!

A Nickname In Six Acts (And Counting)

I'll be busy the next few days squiring the baby around to some grandfolk in Northern California. Though we haven't yet gotten around to calling him Gnudist, the poor little guy's name definitely is a moving target:

Tyler »

Tae Bo® »

Beau »

Boo »

Boo Radley »

Rad.

Goodness knows by the time I get back next week we'll probably have figured out where to go from a large drugstore chain. 'Til then I'm offline.

Blogger Bill?

Robert Scoble, of course, just posted on this not 10 minutes ago, so hop on over there for lots more links: Microsoft's Gates Touts Blogging As A Business Tool. Great too that Microsoft.com has been Scobleized.

Playing With The New Blogger

So, here are the results for profiles specifying the "Law" industry in Blogger, and here's mine. The profiles generate some interesting stats based on the data Blogger has and what you put in, such as: I was born in the Year of the Snake, and to date have blogged 205,911 words.

The Once And Future Judge

Thanks to a deal struck yesterday concerning certain of the President's pending judicial nominees, things look promising for my colleague George Schiavelli's confirmation to the Central District bench. Congratulations, big guy!