Broshuis: Ballplayer, Blogger

Broshuis: Ballplayer, Blogger
When Advance native Garrett Broshuis packs for a road trip as a member of the Double-A Connecticut Defenders, he brings along his baseball glove, shoes, and his laptop computer. When he's not pitching, he's blogging for the Sporting News.

You, To, Can Right Like a Blogger
Some people claim surfing the web and reading blogs can actually improve your writing skills. Others shudder as a very public disaster unfolds. Commentary by Tony Long. This column is available as a .

Stray remarks can hurt job searches
Bloggers and other Internet exhibitionists should heed this Miranda warning of employment: Anything you say can and will be used against you.

Business embraces blogs
Somewhere along the way, blogs shifted from being personal online journals for regular folks to tools used by corporate brass to communicate with, and sell to, customers.

Burning Bush
Film screen becomes soap box for views that defy mainstream media.

Open Source Team at Microsoft Powers Installers
What's possibly the most used piece of software developed at Microsoft? The WiX toolset.

Kenya: Facing the Ultimate Test
Now that we're in a state of undeclared war with Ethiopia, here's the chance to administer the ultimate test of the state of your patriotism.

Democrats see Lieberman as too close to Bush, GOP
Democratic Sen. Joe Lieberman, who once occupied the lofty No. 2 spot on his party's presidential ticket, is too Republican for some Democrats.