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Happy Blogiversary to Ireland's Best Blogger

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Gavin Sheridan is a great and talented blogger in Ireland. Yesterday, he celebrated his 6th "Blogiversary." He has me beat by two years and some change.

He shared this nice note about a fun evening at my place with blogger Juan Cole:

And then even in Washington in 2005 I met up with Steve Clemons, who's blog continues to grow in leaps and bounds. Steve introduced me to Juan Cole and at the conference Steve organised I got to see George Soros, Wesley Clarke, Francis Fukuyama, Madeleine Albright and many others, live and in person. A truly amazing experience. But it didn't end there. Blogging seems to get you certain places, so after the conference myself and some other people from the New America Foundation went back to Steve's house for beers and music. A brilliant night too, and you could not meet more welcoming people.

Thanks Gavin -- and here's to the next 6!

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Gavin, Jul 20 2008, 9:43AM - Link

Thank you for the kind words Steve, see you in DC in October/November!

Posted by Mr.Murder, Jul 20 2008, 9:59AM - Link

Word of advice to your friend blogger, steve.

Don't go back to Dubai.

No wonder Halliburton moved their HQ to the place. Gang raping women for dressing improperly, they probably assume the local judge would rule their favor in the multiple cases the company might face for contractor liability in a certain country we are warring at...