This & that

Posted by Georgia on January 24, 2006 at 8:28 pm.

- My mother informed me this evening that Brian Lara was a question on last night’s edition of Jeopardy!. Thankfully my friend J9 over at Francomenz has saved me the trouble of blogging about it.

- Our Caribbean colleague Guyana-Gyal has been nominated for a Bloggie Award in the “Best Latin American Weblog” category, so please cast your vote. For a little background on Guyana-Gyal, check out the interview I did with her a few weeks ago at Global Voices.
Unfortunately she’s competing against Cooking Diva, the blog of Melissa De Leòn Douglass, the woman behind those mouth-watering food blog roundups over at Global Voices. But sorry to have to say it, Melissa — best of luck, but this time CARICOM gets my vote!

- And had a funny e-mail the other day from Dev Anand Teelucksingh of the Trinidad & Tobago Computer Society. “Is it just a coincidence,” Dev wrote, “that that all of the photos and mention of persons involved with Global Voices on CFR are all using Macs? :-) ?”
There I was hoping this was simply a prelude to Dev’s announcing that he’d decided to heed my appeal for a gift of a MacBook Pro, but alas, he was writing to tell me that the TTCS’s OSSWIN CD is now available for download.
On a related note, the TTCS has also just released their eighth podcast.

3 Comments

  • Christopher says:

    But according to Francomenz you were on Jeopardy. Well excuuuse me! That’s awesome.

  • JT says:

    As the official jefe of the Caribbean blogosphere and rapporteur extraordinaire for Global Voices, couldn’t you alert us all when these nominations come up? (By “us” I mean those of us so dozy and out of touch that we don’t otherwise hear about them.) There are some nominations I’d have liked to make. Subject to suitable inducements, I could even have nominated CFR.

  • Georgia says:

    JT -

    Had I really been the “official jefe” of the Caribbean blogosphere I guess I’d have been aware that the Bloggies were on the horizon!

    But when you say “suitable inducements” . . .

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