The story that has legs just keeps going. While my court date is still two weeks away, the attention keeps coming.

Someone posted on Digg.com the first story from the New Haven Independent about my arrest, "Your Anti-terrorism $$$$s at Work."

The comments in both of the posts are awesome, and give a wide range of opinions from people about what happened.

Soon, I will post the editorial from the Stamford Advocate that ran on Saturday (not online) and a pair of letters that have run recently in the Waterbury Republican.

And since we're pointing our browser to the Stamford Advocate, for comparison's sake, let's talk high school journalism. This morning's edition features a piece about high school television programs in New Canaan.

Um, HPHS, Bulkeley and Weaver are still working on funding print journalism programs. And if you didn't see it yesterday, Rachel Gottlieb over at the Courant wrote a good piece about new HPS superintendant Steven Adamowski, "School Chief Makes Waves."

In other worlds, I just scored six tickets to see the Police (the Sting, Stewart and Andy kind, not the HPD kind) at Fenway Park in July. Who wants to be my friend? And, I turned in a large law school exam assignment yesterday on the Erie doctrine.