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[META] Some blogroll additions
Two links are being added.
- To the news section, I'm adding the Canadian news website National Observer, which has interesting longer articles analyzing Canadian events. Of their recent articles, I would recommend Lorimer Shenher's "LGBTQ officers need to pick the right target", which argues that LGBTQ police officers should step back and consider ( Read more... )
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[META] More blogroll and news links
The start of a new year is a good time to add links to my blogroll, bloggish and otherwise.
- At the news end, Vice and Global News are now news sources I'll be following.
- Four blogs are going to appear on my blogroll: Toronto queer writer Michael Lyons' appropriately-named blog Michael Lyons Writes; group blog Roads and Kingdoms; engaging Alabama ( Read more... )
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[META] Blogroll expansion!
Only two this time.
- Anglican priest, SF/fantasy fan, and former Torontonian Rachel Kessler blogs at Rev Rachel Rambles. Most recently she has blogged about Room, examining it as a metaphor for growing up.
- The Fifteenth is the blog of former Livejournaler Steve Roby, containing short reviews of books, television, and other forms of pop culture. I ( Read more... )
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[META] Another blogroll update
Two bloggers, three blogs.
- Ottawa-based writer 'Nathan Smith's Apostrophen examined the life of a gay fiction writer in the nation's capital. His recent post looking at how much he earns, from the perspective of what he could afford to eat with it, speaks about the economics of fiction writing.
- New York City-based writer Philip Turner has two blogs ( Read more... )
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[META] What other blogs do you read?
What other blogs do you read?
I'm curious, and also hungry for new blogs to add to my blogroll. -
[META] Any blogs you'd like to suggest adding?
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[META] Blogroll Additions
Two new blogs are on the blogroll!
- First is The Signal, the Library of Congress' digital preservation blog concerned with the archiving of digital information. There's plenty of activity on this group blog and interesting stuff to read, like Mike Ashenfelder's post describing the efforts of American public libraries to help ordinary Americans ( Read more... )
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[META] Blogroll Expansion
Five new blogs!
- New Zealand blog BlueJacket 1862 is an interesting links blog, with commentary on all manner of things. This post looking at how jockeying over Israeli-Lebanese maritime boundaries near offshore natural gas deposits is contributing (politically, of course) to electricity shortages.
- Tom's to thank for pointing me to Michael in ( Read more... )
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[LINK] "Hits, Misses, and Delusions"
I'm pleased to note that Ottawa Citizen journalist Dan Gardner--author of the excellent Future Babble--now has a blog at the website of Psychology Today, also called Future Babble. In his first post he addresses the question of why futurologists who makes demonstrably incorrect predictions--indeed, almost always do that--are lionized.
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[META] Blogroll update
Three new blogs for the blogroll for the New Year!
- Francesca Elston's self-titled blog is an interesting one, where she writes "about how systems of people work". (Thanks for the link, nwhyte.) One good post is one where she reveals herself to be profoundly skeptical of Twitter's contributions to informed dialogue.
- io9 is a group blog concerned with all ( Read more... )