dashLicious: Quoting from dashLicious: dashLicious is a Dashboard widget that "implements a post to your del.icio.us account on the fabulous web service created by Joshua Schachter. dashLicious is optimised for Safari and NetNewsWire users. When you enter into the dashboard dashLicious will automatically populate the url and description fields from either Safari... (Web services)

'Radio Userland Kick Start' breakthrough: I posted a note on Rogers Cadenhead's blog, similar to what I posted here about the fact that Rogers's book represents a watershed or breakthrough because it's not about weblogs in general but covers one specific tool. Dave Winer posted a followup comment agreeing and I found myself writing an extended... (Weblog Concepts)

First book on a single blog tool: I've been following the blog book market pretty closely this last year and with the recent Google acquisition of Pyra to get Blogger and Neotony investment in Six Apart to support Movable Type and then TypPad, it's kind of cool to note that the firstr book dedicated to a single specific... (Book News)

Radiohead's lamest album: Scot Hacker is all over the new iTunes store story, dropping wisdom on theory and practice left and right. Caveat: a man who calls OK Computer "Radiohead's lamest album" is a man who has outgrown cannabis. [UPDATE: Scot begs to differ, insisting that the album was merely dull. Great minds, it... (Miscellany)

Brought home the good weather: Everyone says it's rained pretty hard the whole time we were out of town, but it was only partly cloudy (thick, fat clouds, though, with gray areas) last night and today I'm seeing the same windswept crystal blue sky we had in New Orleans, decorated by the local variety of cloudfluff,... (Storytelling)

Brush with a pro-am ponzi: Brush with a pro-am ponzi schemer. I wasn't surprised when my cellphone rang because I had already told the guy who'd sent me the query to call me the next day. It was hard enough juggling a fulltime job at an insane startup while still trying to keep up my contacts... (Storytelling)