Fifteen seconds of fame

That's about how long I figure it will take to read this post that the NYT linked to today -- with a quote. How fun is it to see my little blog right under the PowerSlimers and in the honorable company of Americablog and The Democratic Daily?

I wish I knew how to take a screenshot because it's a first and I'd like to keep it like a tear sheet. The link will rot because I'm not a subscriber and it feels kind of cool to be, however briefly, hanging around with the big guys. So please don't think me vain, because I feel pretty silly getting excited by this, but I'm just pasting and copying the code so I remember the moment.

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I hope the code doesn't expire without a subscription. Lot of java stuff in there. I'm saving the text just in case.