Great news here and just what the doctor ordered. Thank you so very much.

Redskins Insider has been the best source of inside, real time updates for information on the Sean Taylor tragedy. I think Jason’s work will be looked back upon as a seminal event for the blogosphere. The news within was actually more updated and insightful than what was found on ESPN, CNN and in the traditional physical media.

Redskins Insider has been the best source of inside, real time updates for information on the Sean Taylor tragedy. I think Jason’s work will be looked back upon as a seminal event for the blogosphere. The news within was actually more updated and insightful than what was found on ESPN, CNN and in the traditional physical media. Live blogging beats television for the first time in its analysis and coverage and humanity shown. Jason rose to the occasion and his work will be used as an example of what real time blogging can do to add to the conversation around a big subject as sad as it might be. 

In the words of Facebook, I am now a “whale”. (No fat jokes please.) I have more than 1,000 friends on Facebook from all over the world. I have been on Facebook for about 4 months now.

In the words of Facebook, I am now a "whale". (No fat jokes please.) I have more than 1,000 friends on Facebook from all over the world. I have been on Facebook for about 4 months now. I use my Facebook account to keep up with friend’s activities; reconnect with friends I have been out of touch with; and meet new friends. I use the messaging service a bit although I still prefer instant messaging and email. I am getting a bit burnt out though by all of the applications that seem repetitive to me. I await new killer apps that are utilities on the service. Most of the people on Facebook have been friendly to me. I have only deleted two wall postings to date and the conversations have been upbeat, honest and straightforward. I am a happy constituent of this thriving and growing community.