edited by: Chris Liebenthal,
Wisconsin Editor
Several of the milblogs I read, from Blackfive to CDR Salamander, to This Ain’t Hell to Confederate Yankee to Argghhh! to Neptunus Lex to Uncle Jimbo, have gone into radio silence to protest the treatment of milbloggers in the military, and especially C.J. [...]
Once again, Shoebox has come through with a high-quality guest-blogger who goes by the nom de blog Birdman. In addition to the brief bio he sent Shoebox, I’ll add that he has a lot of experience in Twin City-area politics. I’ll let his bio do the talking:
Born in ‘61.
Happily [...]
In the US, younger generation is less educated than their parents. A Washington Monthly Blogger highlights this information. Apparently, Germany is the only other country in the world where this is happening.January 30, 2003: Displaying my frustration in moving from a Blogger.com-power weblog to Movable Type:
Now, I have this really nice design all ready and waiting (thanks, Joni). You’d love it, and I’d love to show you. All that’s left is to import my old posts. Based on the manual, [...]
Our friend Patrick, who blogs at BadgerBlogger, transports the elderly and disabled in Milwaukee. Last year at about this time, he put up a post about how some of his riders are not dressed warmly enough for the weather. He mentioned that he carries [...]
Capper, the reliable Walker Derangement Syndrome blogger, discovers a new enemy.
Who is Patrick Michaels?
Until yesterday, I didn’t know who Patrick Michaels was, but according to at least one conservative blogger, Patrick Michaels is a veritable modern-day Gallileo.
Gallileo, you’ll remember, is a legendary 17th Century Italian astronomer widely considered to by the Father of Modern Science, while Michaels is [...]
A local blogger remained in you-can't-possibly-be-serious condition Thursday morning after narrowly escaping with what remained of his credibility when he compared Patrick J. Michaels to Galileo.
I spent a great weekend at Netroots Minnesota, being energized and learning a lot from other bloggers, developers, advocates, organizers, journalists, and other netroots types. All I could think was how great it would be to bring the idea to Wisconsin (whether it was really called Netroots Wisconsin or not). [...]
My friend, Billiam, was recently off for a long stretch as he recovered from some work-related health issues.
