anonymity

Happy 4th! The Constitution of the United States of America to return after Jan 20, 2009.

NYTimes.com
Judge Orders Google to Turn Over YouTube Records

By MIGUEL HELFT

I have never figured out just what it is about the Internet that turns smart people dumb. There is a wonderful book from 1970 called Body Language by Julius Fast. This book discusses this behavior with regard to driving.

It turns out Danielle Steel has an awesome secret....

Now if we could just put a few Danielles in every city in America.....

An endorsement. Politico reports that you are not likely to see Gore in any high profile role on the campaign trail:

Mike Cohen posted on the Ackermania blog this week about some Burger King executives who got fired for posting anonymously on blogs about a labor dispute. Mike says:

The Nashville City Paper has an in-depth article regarding Vic Lineweaver's troubles within the Metro political community.

Nashville Post finds out more interesting details of Rep. Blackburn’s indiscretions during her time in Congress:

When I first started blogging I was anonymous. The reason was I was telling true stories about my life, and I didn't want any crazy ex-girlfriends to show up at my door with a shotgun or a kid they claimed was mine. Then I opened a restaurant and lost my anonymity. With all the social networking I do for both work and personal purposes, I'm pretty easy to find.

In Kentucky:

A bill filed in the House would keep Kentuckians from posting anonymous comments to Web sites.

House Bill 775, filed Tuesday by Rep. Tim Couch, R-Hyden, would require anyone who contributes to a Web site to register a real name, address and e-mail address with that Web site. The person’s full name then would be used whenever he or she posted a comment.