Elitism
Updating my Elite Eleven list.
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Updating my Elite Eleven list.
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The Kiposphere beyond the blog…
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As those of you who follow me on Twitter already know; I am at this moment at the airport waiting to board a flight. Little or no substantive blogging until Saturday at the earlier. Maybe a Kip Clip or CuteTuber™ or two in the meantime. Enjoy the rest of your week. (Comments are closed for [...]
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I'm taking a break from being unemployed to visit a friend in Florida. Little or no blogging through next Monday.
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I am traveling in connection with Career 2.0 through Thursday night. Blogging and tweeting will be less than typical.
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I am making some modest changes to the blog over the next day or two.
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(First posted Thanksgiving Day, 2005) In honor of Thanksgiving, here's what I'm thankful for. I'm thankful for my readers. With however many millions of blogs there are, I know shelf space is limited. The fact that a few hundred people choose to find the time to read my posts each day is truly astounding to [...]
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I am adding Popehat to the Elite Eleven. Popehat is a group blog focusing (actually, "focusing" is probably not the best word) on "games, politics, humor, and snark." It's the most eclectic blog I've encountered since — well, since my own. In any case, good stuff. Check them out. Popehat replaces Outright Libertarians. What is [...]
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One Wired commentator thinks so: Writing a weblog today isn't the bright idea it was four years ago. The blogosphere, once a freshwater oasis of folksy self-expression and clever thought, has been flooded by a tsunami of paid bilge. Cut-rate journalists and underground marketing campaigns now drown out the authentic voices of amateur wordsmiths. It's [...]
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