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Paula Hall Joins NoodleFood
By Diana Hsieh @ 7:28 PM   
I'm delighted to announce that Paula Hall will be joining the illustrious ranks of the NoodleFoodlers as a guest blogger for the next month or two, and perhaps more permanently after that. Some of you might remember her now-defunct blog, Ms. Think. More recently, she raised an excellent question on Nuisance and Pornography, then participated in the ensuing discussion in the comments. Here's how she describes herself:I am non-practicing lawyer living in Brookline, Massachusetts with her husband, teenaged son, and Goldendoodle puppy. After living la vie bohème in NYC for a few years I finally went to school, where I majored in ethics and social and political philosophy at U.Mass/Boston and then got a J.D. from Harvard Law. To pay the bills I do market R & D at a high-tech firm that helps companies manage their legal compliance risks. For over 20 years I have been studying and thinking about Objectivism, with an emphasis on ethics, epistemology, economics, and lately, philosophy of law. I refuel by teaching myself piano -- right now, I'm tackling Chopin's Aeolian Harp Étude Op. 25, No. 1 in A-flat Major.I'm hugely enthused to read her contributions to NoodleFood. Welcome aboard, Paula! Labels: NoodleFood  E-mail Diana Hsieh
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| Thursday, May 01, 2008 | |
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More NoodleFoodlers?
By Diana Hsieh @ 8:09 AM
I'm interested in adding another blogger or two to NoodleFood. I'm looking for someone with a solid grasp of Objectivism, careful habits of thought, thoroughgoing commitments to honesty and justice, and a good sense of fun. I'll probably need to know any potential NoodleFoodler already, at least from some internet writings. (Or, the person can be a "guest blogger" for a month or so.)Any potential NoodleFoodler should be willing to write at least a few posts per month. The posts need not be deeply philosophical, but they should be informative, thought-provoking, and/or entertaining. In general, posts should be commentaries of less than 1000 words, not long essays. Even shorter posts are fine. NoodleFood is wholly my blog, to which some other fine folks contribute. I definitely value the input of my fellow bloggers, but I am the final authority in all Noodle-ish matters. So I act as the editor of the blog: posts are published by me only after I review them. In case of serious disagreement, I retain the right to refuse to publish a post. However, that's never happened. Usually, disagreements are minor. In such cases, I discuss the problem with the author before posting, in the hope of making some mutually satisfactory changes. If no such agreement can be reached, I might express my own views in a note at the bottom of the post or in the comments. Any new blogger must be approved by all existing NoodleFoodlers. If you're interested, please drop me an e-mail with a link to some relevant writings and/or a sample post or two, plus any other relevant information. Thanks! Labels: NoodleFood E-mail Diana Hsieh
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| Saturday, April 12, 2008 | |
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Blogroll Update
By Diana Hsieh @ 12:14 PM
One of my tasks for tomorrow is to update NoodleFood's blogroll. So if you'd like your blog to be added to it, please let me know, preferably by posting the URL in the comments.Labels: NoodleFood E-mail Diana Hsieh
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| Wednesday, March 26, 2008 | |
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By Diana Hsieh @ 6:11 AM
Via Feedburner, you can subscribe to the NoodleFood RSS feed via e-mail. Basically, Feedburner will e-mail you once a day with that day's NoodleFood posts. Here's the subscription form:Labels: NoodleFood E-mail Diana Hsieh
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