OK, the PoweR Girls are coming. I’ll pitch in my waffling thoughts. I’m seeing good and not so good in this.
Jeremy Pepper has a great article about the way some people are seeking to take easy cheapshots at the show. Jeremy says, “For Shame”, not to the show but to those seeking to hit the easy target – Grubman. Hey, I agree, she’s been knocked too often. Let it go.
There are issues of merit, though. I do have some concerns. If you are …

From the Duluth News Tribune, we learn of Connect Duluth.
They have used CMS to enable a grassroots political movement which seeks to promote “a sensible approach to our hometown issues.”

The organization scored its first big political win last week when it got its members to speak out against a City Council retreat originally planned for this weekend.
Connect Duluth opposed the gathering because it was to take place outside the city, and the group thought the $2,500 cost was too high.
Not long after Connect Duluth raised the concern, the event was …

Well, we’re running a lil’ ol’ contest over at BLOGthenticity. Alert the media, tell you neighbors.
Paul Woodhouse, who has some great ideas, came up with the contest. It is has an interesting twist.
What’s it all about? We’re looking for some ‘real business bloggers’ … you know, the kind that have a shop and have been considering doing some online marketing/promotion.
The idea is that we will try to find someone that ‘wants to start a blog’ – but hasn’t. They write a lil’ …

What a difference two months makes. Blogwise, Chuck and Cindy Zimmerman have gone from caterpillar to butterfly. They are exploring new territory and it seems they are having success. Congrats!
I first found their interesting site – ZimmComm Communications – on December 28th of 2004. My past radio experiences perhaps drew me to them. As an example for my students, I wrote a review/critique of their site/blog.
Radio news releases. That’s what they do. The site now sports a nifty RSS feed for downloading their …