Update (10/26): While you’re here, visit my business blog, The Language Artist.
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More must-read Da Vinci info at Jewels of the Jungle. Also see Ruminations by the Lake.
Who’s your blogfather/blogmother?
- Joe Carter’s reflections on GodBlogCon.
- Do you know that Pundit Review is off Blogger.com? Check out the new site.
- Have you heard of the Internet Archive? Nifty. Behold, my old Blogger.com archives. Gross, isn’t it? Mad Mikey hits the Wayback Machine, too.
- Here’s how the conservative blogosphere breaks down on Miers: 73 percent oppose.
- Adrian Warnock says Chitika is the way to go.
- Gerry Phelps has written a book on how to help poor people. I particularly like Guidelines for Giving Help.
- New blogs on the block: The Insomniac, Calvinist Gadfly, and Right Reason.
- I received an e-mail from a 16-year-old homeschooler with a blog. Why wasn’t I half as mature when I was his age?
- What’s up with scary Condi? Bucktowndusty suspects photoshopping.
- Listen to the GodBlogCon podcasts.
- Baldilocks: A Little Jesus-Preaching.
- Controversy! Do tax dollars and black power mix? And will buying the “black vote” work? I know that “courting” it won’t work.
- Gregg is tracking Hurricane Wilma.
- Able Who??? Myopic Zeal rounds up the news on Able Danger.
- And last but not least, visit The Language Artist.
What’s happening on your side of the blogosphere? Trackback, and I’ll link.
Update: Chasing the Wind rounds up a few good posts.
- Jeff Kouba discusses the winds of war.
- Another flood? Uh-oh…
- While the Independent Conservative disagrees with Debbie Schlussel’s “power to the people” post, Republican Jen asks, “Will the Spaniards sue?”
- The blogger-shrink waxes psychiatrically (Is that a word?) on race and consciousness.
- James White: The Da Vinci Code Part II
More bloggers: The Noonz Wire (nanny state), Truth Be Told (Rosa Parks is dead), Spunky Homeschooler (successful bloggers and homschoolers), El Conquistadore (something about blacks and Dems – profanity alert)…
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Here is a link to the post:
Hurricane Wilma Roundup.
OK, I have my head on straight now. I linked to your post in my post in an update.
Wo0t! A link. I think I’ll have an extra 100 calories for lunch.
Thanks for the link!
Well, I am so not sure of blog etiquette, but I am going to go out on a limb and recommend one of the most equisitely written blogs I have ever read..voiceinthewilderness.info…..Texas Tommy is intelligent, insightful, intensely informed, beautifully analytical, AND a conservative who loves his Lord…One of the areas he addresses in an extremely intelligent and expansive fashion is the issue of ‘gay marriage’. He is witty, articulate, and elegant…As Renee says..”Run, don’t walk..”
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I can’t find it but the Bible says something about despise not the day of small beginnings–I thought your old Blogger posts were ok!
I coulnd’t get track backs to work. But we had a discssion going on what makes a successful blogger and homeschooler. Here’s the link.
http://spunkyhomeschool.blogspot.com/2005/10/successful-bloggers-and-homeschoolers.html
Helen: Zechariah 4:10 “Who despises the day of small things?”
LaShawn, I think I’ve proved that the Condi photo USA today used was doctored and constitutes a scandal. Take a look http://www.fromthepen.com/condi_usatoday_scandal.html
Condi’s eyes in the ‘evil look’ picture
This is simply someone, without experience in the art of Photoshop, or someone who forgot to use their opacity slider and reduce the percentage on the upper white layer, this layer being painted with white and with the opacity dropped down to 10% or 20%, cleans up the red, yellow or grey in the teeth and eyes, and it is meant to only enhance the look of the individual. In this case, it did neither, as the left eyeball was treated with the white brush more like a cat’s eye than a round or oval human eye. That’s the story, it is the operator and his or her supervisor, that is at fault here. Not the publication itself. More like an accident, that shouldn’t have been in the making.
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