Milblogs all over the country are going silent until December 18, 2009.
Silent, that is, except for a post supporting CJ Grisham.
The Huntsville City Council and the Huntsville City Schools Board of Education both meet Thursday night (Dec 17). Each of these bodies has the power and duty to help make [...]
The political and societal 'what ifs' are some of the most interesting things that occur in modern times. What I'm talking about are the things in conventional wisdom or in scholarly thought are the things assumed not likely to occur. However, some of these [...]
Channeling Spiro Agnew? Not exactly, but I'm concerned about the negative nattering in the progressive blogosphere lately. The constant grousing strikes me as counterproductive and potentially more dangerous to our coalition than any GOP PR campaign. Just how widespread are the negative feelings in the larger liberal/progressive community?
Not very, [...]
Two questions:
1. What blog owner wouldn't like the chance to display some high-paying advertising?
2. What blog owner would want to be banned from Google because of that advertising?
At Left in Alabama, we got approached by a Web advertising scammer and wanted to alert other bloggers and Web site owners. I [...]
I haven’t posted to my personal blog lately, and for good reason. I’ve been armpits deep in several other projects.
I’ve written two more articles for the Homefires blog on the New York Times. In the first article I talk about the difficulties in adapting communication styles from the Marine [...]
I like the spirit of this video. It's a good wakeup call for the concerned bloggers who perpetually gripe and don't get anything done. Although I don't think Baratunde needs to make it an either or thing. A lot of bloggers also make phone calls.
Much more on this in' [...]
I haven’t touched on religion on this blog, but here goes…
I had a perfect illustration today of why I am and always will be a fan of the Auburn Tigers. I posted a link to this essay with the title “Something Every True Auburn fan needs to read!!” on Twitter. Within minutes [...]
A blogger friend is working with BanksterUSA, and the Real Economy Project to help get financial regulatory reforms passed. They've put together a great seasonal video for the cause -- send this one to your friends and click here to take action!
Related reading:
Financial Reform Debate [...]The Selma Times Journal - School board candidate Hicks won’t talk about non-profit’s relationship with others and related blog entry
Times-Journal - Sylvania firing heating up
Dothan Eagle – Details sketchy on how much bingo money will go to charities and bingo questions abound
Pickens County Herald – [...]
Programming note: The Kudzu Vine covers Georgia and Southern politics like kudzu and they'll be covering some Alabama politics this evening. I'll be on the show starting around 6:15.
