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- Clearing the Browser Tabs – An E-Book You Need Saturday Edition
- Friday Night Awesomeness Break: Five Minutes of Neil Peart
- Journalists Being Journ-O-Listy: “Operation: ZOMG! Get Palin!” Has Begun
| Clearing the Browser Tabs – An E-Book You Need Saturday Edition Posted: 11 Jun 2011 03:10 AM PDT Duane Lester is one of the most talented and hardest-working bloggers on the planet. He’s also the father of about a bazillion children and husband to a lovely and gracious woman who demands such frivolities as shelter, clothing, and food. I know. How demanding of her! Well, Duane has devised a clever way of earning the money that will provide those things plus allow him to venture out to places where he can gather more interesting blog fodder. He’s combed through his archives — about 4 years worth of work and over 4,500 posts — and pulled out some of the very best. He then put them together in a very attractive e-book format, added a foreword by some wiseacre blogger friend of his with whom you might be familiar, and made the whole thing available to you for the ridiculously low price of $5. His e-book is called I Bought A Gallon of Milk Today: The Best of All-American Blogger and it’s good stuff. I know because I already have a copy. Hop on over and pick up your copy right now. Let’s see if we can’t make Duane’s book the first of a string of self-published successes for the amazingly talented field of right-wing bloggers. And now, links!
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| Friday Night Awesomeness Break: Five Minutes of Neil Peart Posted: 10 Jun 2011 05:35 PM PDT If this 5-minute (give or take) Neil Peart drum solo from last night’s episode of David Letterman’s show doesn’t give you a couple good cases of the chillbumps, then we really need to talk. A few things to note:
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| Journalists Being Journ-O-Listy: “Operation: ZOMG! Get Palin!” Has Begun Posted: 10 Jun 2011 04:25 PM PDT
The Washington Post, New York Times, and Guardian are on the Case of the Hidden Scandal That Might Could Be Hiding Somewhere in That Years-Old Haystack of E-mails as well. Each of them have asked their readers to spend their weekends combing through pages upon pages of correspondence with the hope that they will find a weapon the MSM can use against Palin. Don’t believe me? Watch this CNN report and note how eager the “journalist” sitting behind the desk is for his guy in Alaska, reporting from E-Mail Sifting Central Headquarters, to report any crumb of negative news.
Already, we’ve begun to see the first trickle of wickedly-biased headlines. William Jacobson toured around Google and captured a few from the first afternoon of Operation Get Palin. We’ll see a lot more of these over the weekend, because the MSM is fairly desperate to look like it’s doing something that looks like journalism after its disastrous failures to investigate #WeinerGate; Obamacare; the But, like Michelle Malkin said in this interview with the Daily Caller, the MSM haven’t been sources of real journalism for a long time. They are “left-wing organs” who are tied as closely to the progressive ideology of the Democratic Party as Chang Bunker was to his brother Eng. As such, they have little choice but to beclown themselves. If they don’t — if they do as little as print something favorable to a potential Obama competitor — they will find themselves cut off and not one of their left-wing friends will raise a finger to help them.  |
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