This guy has a reality TV show?Yes, that is right. Lockhart Steele wore black-rimmed glasses, a black coat, and a black beanie. From time to time, he would set aside his computer and nod enthusiastically while expressing his views. This interjection was unscripted, but his good nature and the fact that he was very fond of both tongue-in-cheek humour and what on earth he made half-baked just added to the fun. His most important preoccupation these days is the internet where he serves as a prominent cultural critic. His articles have been published in major newspapers and magazines, both liberal and conservative, throughout North America. His San Francisco Web site, Curbed San Francisco, had - at its peak - more than 1 million unique IP addresses daily visiting only one city publication; a Brooklyn blog that he recently launched with one writer and two editors now gets 800,000 unique addresses daily. This could explain why his weblog enjoys such high reader loyalty: more than half the people who read an article will come back to read it again in reply, though only about one in ten will initially click through all the way until they've read something that is useful. As well, the incoming email refers back to former quotes nearly every time. From 1999 to 2001, Lockhart Steele wrote about the makings of web pages for many people. Lock put down all he learned from the college days right in here. When he began learning about Unix in 2005 (because Lynne Kee and others had a course on it at school), he not only put this into a weblog called Weblogs, but he also crafted a wiki so that when you clicked on his links you would be able to get right at what he chose and then continue from where Steele stopped.return