In which I side with… me!. I've been following the conversation between Elijah and Liz with some interest, but with little comment. Since my name is invoked in both laudatory and mildly disparagingly ways, I suppose I ought to respond. Despite disagreeing with much of what both of them have to say, I think the … [Alex Halavais]

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if there is on thing that should be clear here is that there is no positivist account of the truth of the matter that can be supplied in this ongoing discussion. instead what we have is a bunch of people trying to come to terms with a very broad set of phenomena and performing the process of 'coming to know' in different manner. this should not be suprising. it is what happens when you try to study something that human's do. this is why there are interdisciplines and transdisciplines

to tell me that my blog doesn't work with internet explorer. I know this, it is a design choice actually, everytime the css book said 'to make it ie compatible do xxx' i ignored it and built it as close to the standard as i could. you can read my blog in just about anything else, and anything that is standards compliant and supports css, but ie does not do that. and well if you are still using ie, you darn well better switch since they finally put major warnings out in regards to its security. in short, there is none. so switch. i use safari on a mac, but opera, and netscape variants are also fine.

her [girl vs pig] features a librarian today.