• Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On July 22, 2003

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Gary Locke moving on

I’m not the closest follower of state politics out here in Washington. (After all, neither is the local media—a far cry from Boston’s baying news hounds.) But I was a little surprised that Gary Locke declared that he will not seek a third term as Governor of Washington yesterday. It leaves me wondering about his [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On July 22, 2003

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Support for Bush’s forestry plan from an unlikely source

It looks like I was wrong to allege that the Bush policy on logging national forests to save trees was cynical and a sell out of government resources to support industry. This article in the New York Times reports on an accidental experiment that showed that thinned forest patches that had been subjected to prescribed [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On July 22, 2003

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Pizza fights cancer?

An article at Wired reports on research in a Milan pharmacology center that reports that eating one or more pizzas a week can reduce the risk of esophageal cancer by 59% and colon cancer by 26%. No link in the article, but the New York Times has the full story, and there are dozens of [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On July 22, 2003

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LiveJournal puts Weblogs.Com over the top

Dave points out that LiveJournal blogs have started pinging Weblogs.com. This means that Weblogs.com gets a new high water mark almost for free. My data has been updated, and the chart is below: I was definitely right to hesitate about predicting exponential growth of the blogosphere back in May. Look at what has happened to [...]

  • Posted by Tim Jarrett
  • On July 22, 2003

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Got TrackBack?

My blog just became the beneficiary of the new TrackBack features added to Manila by UserLand. Theoretically at least I have the ability to send outbound pings and receive inbound pings. I say “theoretically” because I’ve tried sending an outbound ping and haven’t seen any results, and haven’t seen any inbound pings yet either. But [...]