The bizarre case of Cory Maye: Bloggers might save him

It’s nice to know we don’t just doodle and navel-gaze all day. We might actually be making a difference. (If you haven’t seen Battlepanda’s impressive list of bloggers who are taking up this cause, check it out. We can stand shoulder to shoulder with even the most repellent right-wing sites if the cause is a just one.)

The Discussion: 7 Comments

Thanks for posting, Richard. I’ll link later when I’m a bit more coherent.

December 13, 2005 @ 7:15 pm | Comment

Richard,
How come you have not writing a thing about Taiwan? Are you still in Taiwan? It’s a chaotic time for Taiwan. I am tired of reading news and would like to read something from a very different prospective by a foreigner.

When your body was in US, your soul in Asia. When your body in Asia, your soul in US. Looks like you can never put them together! Well probably a lot us can’t either.

BTW: Richard, you really should fly to Beijing this weekend, for the first culture festival of the same-sex relationships. My jaw was dropped on the keyboard when I read the news. You can’t imagine how open China is today. Give you something to seesee

December 14, 2005 @ 12:03 pm | Comment

written, not writing, I feel really stupid now.

December 14, 2005 @ 12:07 pm | Comment

By far the majority of my posts are still about China, not the US. I haver not written about Taiwan yet for a number of reasons, the primary reason being I am simply too busy with my new job. As you can see, most of my posts nowadays are brief commentary on breaking news, and not the long essay-type posts I like to write about my life in Asia. Unfortunately, it’s impossible for me to write such posts at the moment – I can’t even read most of the comments I get anymore, my job is so demanding.

December 14, 2005 @ 5:26 pm | Comment

first culture festival of the same-sex relationships

Hey, lin, do you have any more information on this? I hadn’t heard about it! I tried to follow your link but couldn’t. 🙁 Thanks!

December 14, 2005 @ 5:51 pm | Comment

I wish I found your question earlier. Sorry, Shanghai Slim. The link is blocked by CCP and has to be reached with a proxy or Tor. Here is a tinyurl

http://tinyurl.com/dd676

that I created for you. Not sure if it willwork. If it doesnot, please take this information.

Where:Ren Club C798 Area CDashanzi Chaoyang CBeijing

When:2005.12.16 2005.12.18

TEL 010-87065044

E-mail Fbglcf@bglcf.org bglcf@sohu.com

http://www.bglcf.org/

The festival is supported by Soros Foundation.

December 16, 2005 @ 11:13 am | Comment

Thanks for the link and the information, lin! 🙂

December 17, 2005 @ 8:32 am | Comment

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