first efforts is not abandoned. I'm just going to hang out here for awhile and see how I like it. Come on over and join me.
August 2010
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What am I lookin' at?
- The Guardian's "My Best Shot": Photographers on their Favorite Works
- Face to Face: Blog of the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
- Preserving Lincoln's Legacy: The Kundhardt/Meserve Collection (CNN story)
- The Bigger Picture: Smithsonian's Photography Blog
- Click! Photography Changes Everything (Smithsonian Initiative)
- Photo Friday: The Weekly Photo Challenge
- New York Times interactive feature: Picturing the Recession
- BAGnewsSalon Transcripts
- White House Flickr Photostream
- Lens: The NYT Photography blog
Browse This
- (not so) Urban Hennery
- American Photography's blog: State of the Art
- Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate
- BAGNewsNotes
- Bearskin Lodge blog
- Bearskin Lodge Web Cam: A little glimpse of paradise on your desktop
- blogos
- I've got blisters on my fingers!
- Joe Henderson's Running Commentary
- LILEKS (James) the Bleat
- Lincoln's Rhetorical Worlds speaker series at University of Illinois, 2008-09
- McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Lists
- Measure for Measure: How to Write a Song and Other Mysteries
- metaspencer
- Money/Speech
- Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient
- No Caption Needed
- Notes on Politics, Theory & Photography
- Oratorical Animal
- Political Cotton Candy
- Rural Rants
- Shadows and Light
- Smile Politely: C-U's Online Magazine
- Speak
- Talking Points Memo
- The Blogora |
- The return of the puppy blog-Sheba's litter
- The Rosewater Chronicles
- Xark!
- Zoom: The Hidden Truth of Photos
Categories
- academe (74)
- finnfam (23)
- fuzzy creatures (41)
- minnesota, land of 11,482 lakes 10 acres or larger (40)
- music city, u.s.a. (1)
- my little basketball problem (16)
- rhetoric (82)
- run (36)
- sabbaticaland (48)
- stuff 'n junk (115)
- the (not so) little (not) yellow house (not) on green street (72)
- the other twin cities (21)
- visual politics (197)
- write (25)
- yoga (1)
This week in local eating
- 6.4.10: From our garden, we're eating chard, greens, radishes, strawberries, and heaps of herbs. At the farmer's market we're buying the usual: eggs and lots of goat cheese.
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Comment Policy
- first efforts invites your comments. However, we do not like nasty or abusive comments. These will be deleted, because my mother reads this blog. Also? Don't use my comment section to spam me. All comment spam will be reported to the principal's office.
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