Bloggers of the Left, Unite! (Via LinkMachineGo.) As Lake Effect has noted before, I’m positive Lefty bloggers aren’t the rare breed the author thinks they are – a quick browsing through the portal will lead you to dozens of well-written progressive and liberal blogs (Ethel the Blog, Tomb of Horrors and Monkeyfist, for example, to name three off the top of my head.) In fact, I’d hazard to say that the majority of blogs are probably of a lefty bent. Unfortunately for balanced discourse, though, Sullivan and Reynolds both seem to have captivated huge (by blog-standard) audiences almost right from the start. I’d be lying if I didn’t find their immediate popularity considerably annoying, but oh well…that’s just sour grapes. After several years of writing this blog, I’ve found its best not to dwell on the (lack of) readership…Therein lies madness.
Category: Blog Nation
Back in Action.
Many happy returns to The Other Side and Understandishable, who are both reposting after summer hiatuses.
Meet You All the Way.
Many congrats to John and Lor at Genehack on the birth of their daughter, Rosanna.
Return of Fred.
Hey, while I was in Hawaii, there was a Metascene sighting. Booyah.
Pearls That Are Her Links.
Booyah…After a too-long hiatus, Pearls That Are His Eyes returns. (Via Do You Feel Loved, who’s hopefully not taking too long of a hiatus either.)
DZ-015, welcome to the team.
Lots of Co. joins the Movable Type masses.
Losing Mass.
Fairvue Central has updated his Elements Portal, and GitM has gone from Osmium (76) to Indium (49), “a very soft, silvery-white metal with a brilliant luster. The pure metal gives a high-pitched “cry” when bent. It wets glass, as does gallium…There is evidence that indium has a low order of toxicity; however, care should be taken until further information is available.” Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
A Veritable Medley.
Happy third Blogday to Medley, who’s gone on hiatus to celebrate.
Soldiering On.
A report from the Sixth Annual Webby Awards.
Industrial Revolution.
There’s yet another new interesting look over at High Industrial. Check it out.