Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 12/25/2009

@jt -- don't want to spoil the high -- but you'd be doing great if you actually got 2. :-)
@pixelbell -- thank you -- it's a a gore-juice day here in iCal. :-)
RWW called rssCloud, correctly, "a way to create a decentralized Twitter experience." Thanks for noticing that. http://r2.ly/s3mm
Dean's Health Care Spat With Obama Shows Party Divisions. http://r2.ly/s3pv
NatureBright SunTouch Plus Light and Ion Therapy Lamp. http://r2.ly/s59x
Passenger tried to blow up US plan - Google News. http://r2.ly/qqz7
Heres a map of the hike @andrewbaron took today. http://r2.ly/s4b4
Looks like I'll be bi-coastal in 2010, splitting my time betw Berkeley and NYC. Next trip east is Jan 2-9. Plan to rent an apt that trip.
@brianstelter -- if one of the news anchors wanted to go on air to report the story, would they have said no?
I'm old enough to remember a time when no matter what was happening the networks would have someone on air when a big story broke.
@brianstelter -- yeah. i hope the void gets filled. maybe students will do it. at NYU they have a real TV studio. read NYT dispatches
@SFDoug -- but what do they have to do? read dispatches from RSS feeds. you don't need a lot of experience to do that. :-)
@brianstelter -- so Brian let's get you in front of a camera! :-)
I'm reading Russell Baker's autobiography. His mother's big issue with him was a lack of "gumption." http://r2.ly/qrcc
"Si no fuera porque Tim Berners-Lee está vivo, estaría revolviéndose en su tumba." http://r2.ly/qre2
In English: "If Tim Berners-Lee weren't alive he'd be rolling over in his grave." http://r2.ly/qasa
@SFDoug -- even on a 24-hour news channel like MSNBC? Isn't their purpose to deliver breaking news?
Dear Santa: This is what I want --> A new Facebook API. http://r2.ly/yrh4
@SFDoug -- amen.
Dear Santa: Please, a new Facebook API. http://r2.ly/s4ji