Reblogged from NewPatriot.org:

"Oliver Willis has a clip
of Vanity Fair editor Judy Bachrach giving Fox News a reality check on
Bush’s $40 million inaugural party (or rather, ten parties) during a
time of war. Way to set an example, George!"

Justin Hall is said to be the original blogger.  He sort of had a breakdown recently and he filmed it and put it online.  It’s very difficult to watch this poor guy just losing it…  You rarely see this type of honesty from a stranger or unless you’re at a fight club style support group.  Chuck explains well here. 

Is this what happens to you when all of your relationships fall apart because of your blog?  Nobody trusts you for fear you’ll blog what they say?  I think this guy has some major issues and he spends far too much time blogging.  Then again who am I to comment on this poor guy’s life?  I probably spend too much time on the computer as well…  I can certainly relate to the isolation he feels.  I think we all feel it now and then, we just aren’t as honest about it.
 

Watch the video 12MB. (mirrored from Chuck’s blog who compressed the original version.)

This essay by Christine Rosen speaks to the potential problems related to having total choice/control over everything you see, read and hear…  I thought this part was particularly interesting:

‘One blogger, whose daughter was
three months old when the family purchased their first TiVo, “gets quite
confused when we are watching a non-TiVo TV, and she asks to watch ‘a kids’
show,’ and we have to explain that this TV won’t do what ours at home does.”
She thinks the television is broken. Another mother whose child has grown up
watching DVDs said of her four-year old, “She just takes for granted that you
can always cue up the song or scene that you want, or watch things in whatever
order you want.’

This Wendy’s training video is amazing. VIA Accordion Guy