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Friday, March 04, 2005

Friday Blogaround 

Here's my picks to click from the The Liberal Coalition.

  • Natalie has a review of Michael Frayn's Democracy, now playing in Japan.
  • Bark Bark Woof Woof on the lazy press and the blogger pajamadeen.
  • Chris reviews satellite radio.
  • Collective Sigh on the sneezin' season and remedies for it.
  • The Farmer at Corrente replaces Friday Cat Blogging with something entirely different. And I mean entirely different.
  • Echidne on the limits of conscience.
  • The Gamer's Nook says that timing is everything at ChoicePoint.
  • Happy Furry Puppy cares about apathy.
  • iddybud on the mirage of the democracy dominoes in the Middle East.
  • Kick the Leftist on the lastest road rage.
  • Make Me A Commentator recalls the legend of blog creation.
  • Michael with the lowdown on downloads.
  • Pen-Elayne is celebrating the writing of women bloggers. Or is it bloggers who are women?
  • Rick goes to dinner.
  • Rook's Rant finds that experience teacheth naught.
  • upyernoz promotes hiring one of our own (see below).
  • Scrutiny Hooligans profiles Frank Luntz, the Republican purveyor of snake oil.
  • Sooner Thought on how the bankruptcy law could screw the seniors.
  • Speedkill has more on sex-ed silliness.
  • Steve Gilliard on the Republican attempt to capture Kos.
  • T.Rex on the outrage of federal footwear.
  • First Draft on the return of the O-Man.
  • The Fulcrum notes the passing of 1,500.
  • The Invisible Library on the crushing of creativity.
  • The Yellow Doggerel Democrat deconstructs Scalia.
  • Trish Wilson joins me in the writing zone.
  • Wanda on the future of Social Security.
  • archy opens the Carnival of Bad History.
  • blogAmy joins the CafePress society and opens up a shop of Geek Chic stuff. (By the way, she's not the only one...)
  • Bloggg blushes.
  • edwardpig on the coming crackdown on blogging. (PS: He's looking for a job...)
  • NTodd has some kool pics to sell you.

    Cross-posted from Bark Bark Woof Woof.

  • Tuesday, March 01, 2005

    Carnival of Bad History Number One 

    The Carnival of Bad History number one is now available for your reading pleasure over at archy. Though the selection is samll it covers the spectrun of bad history from Holocaust denial to popular myths to the silly things our leaders tell us. Go and read them all.

    If you are inspired to write something or remember an old post that you think fits, send it to us. It's never too soon to plan the next issue. Carnival number two will also be hosted at archy, but this time Alan gets to write it. The date is March 15.

    Sunday, February 27, 2005

    Dynamic Is My Middle Name 

    My latest move in Bloggers Chess has been posted. Care to dance?

    ntodd