Blogroll bloat

Cindy Kilkenny is now blogging at Fairly Conservative. I’ve added that to my blogroll and updated my readers. You may want to also.

Predictions from the blog party and elsewhere

Fred has posted some here at Real Debate Wisconsin and others here at Badger Blog Alliance.

Some are designed to be funny; others serious. I’ll let you try to decide which is which.

Eugene Kane had some in Tuesday’s paper. Spring City Chronicle used various means to come up with his list.

Blogroll changes

First of all, the blog of the Federalist Society has shifted. You can now find the Milwaukee Federalists here.

I am going to be updating my blogroll. If you haven’t posted in the last three months, you’ll be removed. I’ll still have you in my reader in case blogging resumes.

If you know of someone I should be reading, please let me know.

A Waukesha Carnival 10-7-07

I missed last week because of my trip to Ohio, but here is this week’s.

Jeff from Five Points blog takes a look at downtown business closings based on this Waukesha Freeman article. Curt Otto had a humorous (?) take on it. In the interest of completeness, Spring City Chronicle had some thoughts, as did Fox Head.

Pete looks at Fred Thompson’s stand (or not?) on ethanol subsidies.

Jessica McBride calls out Gregory Sanford on his column in Sunday’s Journal Sentinel.

Among James Wigderson’s many good posts this week (this for example, where he channels Jim Rowen) is this one on Tim Schilke’s column.

Hobo Springs had a Vagrant Coalition meeting this past week. I definitely need to get in on the action here.

Dad29 had two posts on the forces at work in the Republican Party. Tim Rock has some thoughts also.

But Tim Rock’s adaptation of Knock Three Times is a must-read. WARNING!! Don’t read it before you have swallowed your drink or made a trip to the restroom

silent e voices his displeasure of an attempt to prevent citizens from accessing the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access web site.

Fletch is back at Two Heroes with a flurry of posts (sounds like a certain thoughtful conservative). I’d highlight one, but I’ll be hanged if I can figure out how! But he’s got a little bit of everything, so I’m sure you’ll find something interesting.

Jim Bouman says Go Tribe! Hey that goes without saying for any true Yankee hater.

Yorick’s Persifage raises a point on supporting good causes that support issues you don’t agree with.

I have to link to this post by Spring City on UW not winning any Ig Nobel prizes.

Did I miss something? Email me or post them in the comments.