2006-02-13
other places to visit
While I'm away these sites might keep you occupied
• John Strain's Online Journal. Personal touch. May be writing about anything from the Boston Marathon to local Louisiana beers; from progress in the Big Easy [with a positive, yet generally pragnatic spin that one doesn't hear in the national sensationalist rags we call "the Media"] to insights into working with troubled souls.
• Joel Sax's Pax Nortana. Lover of memes and quirky pop-culture exams; reflecting long and serious on issues affecting people with perceptual discontinuties [that's "mental illnesses" to the uninitiated]. ...and the occasional side trek down some wonderful canyon to watch the wildlife and the stars.
• Atypical Joe: Yesterday he wrote about the self-absorbed idjot who called 9-1-1 because Burger King wouldn't make it with the toppings she wanted. Must be an Orange County problem. But, really, Joe generally writes about far more serious stuff than this.
• Steve Gilliard's News Blog. Through, thoughtful and thought provoking news stories taht ought to be on national media but ~mysteriously~ don't usually get covered.
• Mike Power. News and views from across the Atlantic. It's a breath of fresh air for me.
• Ron's Log; from Desert Hot Springs in California comes a beautifully designed, lushly photo-filled journal full of quips and opinions on everything from the serious to the mundane
• Wood's Lot. Highbrow, literary, artistic and literate. The perfect cure for the malaise caused from waitch too many episodes of Fear Factor, Ray Romano reruns, and Mad TV. But be prepared to think! [from Canada]
• Dave Harper's Space Coast Web Journal. An ex-Republican reporting from Jeb Bush territory.
• Pam's House Blend. Ms Spaulding's a Lefty African American Lesbian not afraid to speak her mind and able to think fast on her feet. Frequent updates on politics and gay rights issues.
• Robert Crook's Coalition of Connecticut Sportsmen's homepage. The news is environmental, conservationist, decidedly pro-hunting. Always fresh and with a keen ear for what's going on with firearms issues as well as Connecticut traditional food-gatherer interests.
• Ratical Branch cosmic reportage for an out-of-balance world.
• Tim Zimmerman's Wetass Chronicles. When you really, really really need to get the cobwebs out of your head, Tim'll tell you how others do it. On the edge a bit, but, I'm sure their snapses snap sharply after some of thier adventures.
I'll be back when I get back ¶ 01:25
• John Strain's Online Journal. Personal touch. May be writing about anything from the Boston Marathon to local Louisiana beers; from progress in the Big Easy [with a positive, yet generally pragnatic spin that one doesn't hear in the national sensationalist rags we call "the Media"] to insights into working with troubled souls.
• Joel Sax's Pax Nortana. Lover of memes and quirky pop-culture exams; reflecting long and serious on issues affecting people with perceptual discontinuties [that's "mental illnesses" to the uninitiated]. ...and the occasional side trek down some wonderful canyon to watch the wildlife and the stars.• Atypical Joe: Yesterday he wrote about the self-absorbed idjot who called 9-1-1 because Burger King wouldn't make it with the toppings she wanted. Must be an Orange County problem. But, really, Joe generally writes about far more serious stuff than this.
• Steve Gilliard's News Blog. Through, thoughtful and thought provoking news stories taht ought to be on national media but ~mysteriously~ don't usually get covered.
• Mike Power. News and views from across the Atlantic. It's a breath of fresh air for me.• Ron's Log; from Desert Hot Springs in California comes a beautifully designed, lushly photo-filled journal full of quips and opinions on everything from the serious to the mundane
• Wood's Lot. Highbrow, literary, artistic and literate. The perfect cure for the malaise caused from waitch too many episodes of Fear Factor, Ray Romano reruns, and Mad TV. But be prepared to think! [from Canada]
• Dave Harper's Space Coast Web Journal. An ex-Republican reporting from Jeb Bush territory.
• Pam's House Blend. Ms Spaulding's a Lefty African American Lesbian not afraid to speak her mind and able to think fast on her feet. Frequent updates on politics and gay rights issues.
• Robert Crook's Coalition of Connecticut Sportsmen's homepage. The news is environmental, conservationist, decidedly pro-hunting. Always fresh and with a keen ear for what's going on with firearms issues as well as Connecticut traditional food-gatherer interests.
• Ratical Branch cosmic reportage for an out-of-balance world.
• Tim Zimmerman's Wetass Chronicles. When you really, really really need to get the cobwebs out of your head, Tim'll tell you how others do it. On the edge a bit, but, I'm sure their snapses snap sharply after some of thier adventures.
I'll be back when I get back ¶ 01:25
