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James Joyner | Thursday, September 30, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Craig Henry observes that televising “perp walks” and other practices belie the media myth that they stand up to government.
Joy Larkin explains why her next car won’t be a car.
Terry Oglesby finds Lynne Cheney is funnier than the Kerry communications team.
Ogged discovers that Robert Maplethorpe was a very odd fellow.
Stephen Green chronicles the outrageous wussifying of Jack Daniels’ product.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with PFAW v. Rehnquist: Not Quite Jib-Jab
Our Life linked with Broward County White Powder Scares
Mark the Pundit linked with Cleveland and the SI Cover Jinx
Bob's Place linked with Lazy Media Hacks and their agenda
The Glittering Eye linked with Lileks defends Big Media
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with October! ....and the Unplumbable Depth of Grief
PoliBlog linked with Today's List: Top Five Ways to Amuse Yourself with Tonight's Debate

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James Joyner | Wednesday, September 29, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Rusty Shackleford got ripped off by MSNBC.
California Yankee has a Kerry briefing book–prepared by the Bush team.
Craig Henry notes that CBS News has been awful for a long, long time.
Dean Esmay is much more popular than people realize. (He really is.)
Kevin Aylward links to the latest Swift Boat ad.
California Yankee has a Kerry briefing book–prepared by the Bush team.
Cam Edwards reports on potential voter fraud in Ohio.
Sean Hackbarth reports on potential voter fraud in Wisconsin.
Steven Taylor discusses the demise of civilization.
Kate McMillan likes her sushi Southern fried.
Jeff Quinton is looking for a few good guest bloggers.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with NYC and the Olympics
Overtaken by Events linked with Look Out, The Reporters Are Pissed!!!
chrisshort.net linked with My Pet Jawa Featured on MSNBC (Kinda)
Rooftop Report linked with Crying "Politics" while kids are just crying
Who Can Really Say? linked with A Better Example
Powten linked with 527's Ought To Be Praised
Who Can Really Say? linked with A Better Example
Mark the Pundit linked with MoveOn.Idiots
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Low and Slow and Under the Radar....
Diggers Realm linked with Diggers Realm Surpassed 200,000 Page Views For September
Simon World linked with Asia by Blog
A Yank In Oz linked with Presidential Debate Drinking Game
BitsBlog linked with THere's no draft, John... the window's closed
Backcountry Conservative linked with Welcoming Guest Bloggers
powten linked with 527's Ought To Be Praised
powten linked with 527's Ought To Be Praised
powten linked with 527's Ought To Be Praised

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James Joyner | Tuesday, September 28, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Herb Ely passes on some perspective from a Japanese internee.
Dean Esmay notes that the generals are more optimistic about the war than the journalists.
Steve Bainbridge explains the lack of indigeneous corporate law in Islamic culture.
Bryan S. is confused by stamps.com policies.
Megan McArdle has some advice for Jimmy Carter.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Social Security: "You Can't Handle the Truth"
Blogs of War linked with Oompa Loompa Democrats
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Why the "Good News" From Iraq is Irrelevant . . .
small dead animals linked with Me and Mr. Meyers
Bob's Place linked with The Peanut Partisan Hack
The Moderate Voice linked with Al Gore Gives John Kerry Advice On How To Debate George Bush

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James Joyner | Monday, September 27, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Craig Henry contemplates the “revirgining” process whereby former hacks become respected journalists.
Courtney Knapp has proposals for making baseball more interesting.
Eugene Volokh argues that the “Bible ban” ad isn’t particularly misleading.
Virginia Postrel is feeling old.
Wizbang’s Paul reports that the Germans and French don’t like Kerry, either.
Jeff Jarvis explains why “sprawl” is actually good for us.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Kerry and the "Benedict Arnold" U.N. Bureaucrats
The Unusual Suspects linked with Ridge Discloses Investments in DHS Contractors
Peaktalk linked with IRAQ: WHERE'S JIMMY?
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Yahoo! Somebody In The MSM Finally Got a Political Clue.
Mark the Pundit linked with Hilarious Commercial
Interested-Participant linked with NYT Profiles (Leftist) Political Bloggers
The Glittering Eye linked with Lest darkness fall
Diggers Realm linked with Why Not Let Bill Clinton Run For A Third Term?
PS linked with Ahistorical urban aesthetics

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James Joyner | Friday, September 24, 2004

The daily linkfest will soon occupy this spot. Feel free to start your linkage now.

Feddie/Steve discovers that the current Supreme Court justices are really frickin’ old.
Bill Hobbs notes that the Segway is selling better than expected–whatever that means.
John Hudock is bemused that MoveOn.org is now blaming Bush for hurricanes.
Fritz Schrank discovers that “McGreevy” is now an official verb in New Jersey.
Tiger reflects on how much things have changed since he was in college.
Dodd Harris reluctantly concludes that one of the major party presidential nominees is “arrogant and asinine.”
Kevin Aylward unearths another idiotic quotation from Tuhraysah Heinz Kerry.

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Update (1746): Promised linkage completed.

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The Glittering Eye linked with The best laid plans
my thoughts, without the penny charge linked with The Quote Of The Year
Mark the Pundit linked with Funny Discoveries
Overtaken by Events linked with Coming Attractions
Bob's Place linked with Traitor or Hater or Both?
The American Mind linked with The Return of Sen. Zoop!
A Stitch in Haste linked with Electoral College: Bush Seeks to Split Maine Vote
PoliBlog linked with Amusing Tales from College
small dead animals linked with Monumental Moonbattery
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Vote Viacom in 2004!

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~preceded by a Homeresque "Woo-Hoo! I made the marquee! I made the marquee!"~

Thanks to everyone responsible for this prestigious award!

Posted by Tiger | September 24, 2004 | 08:17 pm | Permalink

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James Joyner | Thursday, September 23, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Alex Knapp gives yet another reason why “Smallville” is must-see WB.
Herb Ely argues that we should accept Dan Rather’s apology.
Terry Oglesby has a quiz involving the Autumnal Equinox, sweater-clad cheerleaders, football, and hog killing.
Dean Esmay is going to get him an iPod when he gets rich.
King of Fools is a temporary Primate.
Paul at Wizbang has an amusing story about what happens to people who don’t vote Bush.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Deport the United Nations
On The Third Hand linked with For "Yusef Islam"
The Unusual Suspects linked with Kerry's Voice
The Flying Space Monkey Chronicles linked with The Blogosphere Is Like Voltron
PoliBlog linked with Wolfe on Laura and Teresa
Cowboy Blob linked with State Flag Has 2nd Amendment Roots
Bob's Place linked with Dateline NBC/60 Minutes 2
Southern Watch linked with No, I'm Just Browsing...
BitsBlog linked with Is it time for pressure on CBS from the locals?

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James Joyner | Wednesday, September 22, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Dean Esmay explores the “weird eyes phenomenon.”
John Cole links to the new Swift Boat ad, “Friends.”
Craig Henry headline: “MSM Aims at Bloggers; Hit Own Foot.”
Taegan Goddard’s quote of the day features Jimmy Swaggart.
Kathy Kinsley catches another curious wording in MSM hostage coverage.
Michael J. Totten remarks on the end of the second Intifada.

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powten linked with All is Lost.....Apparently
Crack The Bell linked with Oooo, Baby, Baby, It's A Wild World
A Stitch in Haste linked with RatherGate: Is There Really Wire Fraud?
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Did You Say Democracy, Mr, President?
The Glittering Eye linked with So what about the debates?
Mark the Pundit linked with The Next Rathergate Revealed
Read My Lips linked with Waitin' patiently with baited breath --
bLogicus linked with CBS Forgery Bumps Expose' of Forgery
BitsBlog linked with Elevating the debate, and other BS

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James Joyner | Tuesday, September 21, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Venomous Kate predicts unintended consequences from a recent judicial ruling.
Bill at INDC is hoping to make Sullivan like tips.
Paul at Wizbang reviews Kerry’s first press conference in weeks.
Terry Oglesby explodes yet another popular myth.
Steven Taylor applies Star Trek to political analysis.
Frank J suggests more enhancements that could be made to the original Star Wars trilogy.
John Hawkins presents 11 Rules of Blogger Etiquette.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Draft Dodger Monument: Only Half Daft
Rooftop Report linked with I am just saying
The Glittering Eye linked with How One Big-City Newspaper Covered Rathergate
Mark the Pundit linked with Hmmm...
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with "Only Vice President Cheney still insists that the earth is flat."
The Unusual Suspects linked with Did I Just See That Pig Flying?
Bob's Place linked with Only Ben Stein
powten linked with Iraqi Problem

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James Joyner | Monday, September 20, 2004

I’ve got an appointment to get to, so the linkfest will be delayed somewhat. Feel free to link away to this strawman and I’ll fill it in later.

Update: The daily linkfest:

Joe Katzman continues his tradition of cartoon blogging.
Jeff Quinton points to a tragedy that took place in the aftermath of Bonds’ 700th homer.
Terry Oglesby passes on word that air quality is diminished in smokey bars.
Bryan S. has a roundup of blogger reactions to Dan Rather’s apology.
Jen has spoken 2000 times.
Donald Sensing has announced the beginning of a blogging sabbatical.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Vox Populi, Vox Nihilum
Arguing with signposts... linked with Hallelujah!
The World Around You linked with Victimhood in America
The Glittering Eye linked with Thanks heavens for Jeff Jarvis!
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Something Very Strange Is NOT Happening in Ohio
Crack the Bell linked with Sweatshirts
BitsBlog linked with AP syas there's a connection.....
Cranial Cavity linked with Found - Another Kerry Foreign Leader

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If I were Donald Sensing, I'd be pissed. You only put up 2 links and he is STILL #9 LOL

Posted by Paul | September 20, 2004 | 07:26 pm | Permalink

ah that's better.

Posted by Paul | September 21, 2004 | 12:04 am | Permalink

Thanks for the link and traffic.

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James Joyner | Friday, September 17, 2004

A lazy, rainy day around the Beltway. Blogrolling.com is down, as is blog traffic, so a rather abbreviated daily linkfest:

Steven Taylor is feeling empowered.
Dodd Harris has a cartoon that sums up Kerry’s Iraq policy.
Julia Montgomery didn’t get fired today.
Jay and Deb have been together for 1000 posts now.
Jeff Goldstein imagines a meeting between Dan Rather and Billy Jack.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with "Can't Come In Today...Too Tired from Blogging"
Jen Speaks linked with The Hatch Act
Who Can Really Say? linked with Edward R. Murrow, Where Are You?
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Who is the Incumbent George Bush is Running Against?
The Southern California Law Blog linked with Blogger Fantasy Football, Week 2
PoliBlog: Politics is the Master Science linked with I Spoke Too Soon…

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Tiger is feelin' sleepy. Oh wait, that ain't even blog worthy on my blog. It jes' ain't inane or is that insane enough.

Posted by Tiger | September 17, 2004 | 05:00 pm | Permalink

Oops, I know what you did!

_{It's OK, I do that too.}

Posted by Tiger | September 17, 2004 | 05:01 pm | Permalink

A lazy, rainy day around the Beltway? I question the timing of this post.

Considering all the storms and tornados that swirled around Northern Virginia this evening, it seems you wrote that sentence a bit too soon.

Posted by Boyd | September 17, 2004 | 11:32 pm | Permalink

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James Joyner | Thursday, September 16, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Dean and the Queen Esmay are having another boy.
David Pinto live blogs Barry Bonds’ attempt to hit homer number 700.
Steve Bainbridge is ghost blogging this week.
Chris Lawrence discovers one of the joys of the new professor.
Donald Sensing provides some hurricane tracking information.
McQ explains why terrorism is worse than driving.

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A Stitch in Haste linked with Edwards: No Draft (Someone Please Tell Democrats)
A Straight Shot Of Politics linked with Hey, All You States' Rights Advocates Out There!
Mark Time linked with An Open Letter to Charities Regarding Over-Soliciting and Telephone Solicitation
BitsBlog linked with Blogger of the week
DiscountBlogger linked with MY OWN PRIVATE PAJAMASTAN
chrisshort.net linked with Are Blogs Beating Big Media?
Dummocrats.com linked with The Democratic Party's last gasps
The Glittering Eye linked with Match the candidate to the campaign
Diggers Realm linked with A Major Blow Dealt To Our Homeland Security

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James Joyner | Wednesday, September 15, 2004

The daily linkfest:

Courtney Knapp entitles a post about the NHL lockout “More Bad News” but then provides none.
Dan Drezner is building a taxonomy of academic researchers.
Joy Larkin is back in the IT industry–a job she got via her blog.
Steven Taylor is once again confronted with blogidentity theft.
Bigwig hosts the second anniversary Carnival of the Vanities.
Herb Ely believes RatherGate demonstrates “the wisdom of crowds.”

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