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Monday, November 28, 2005

Of slightly more than passing note...

See Around and About Monday, Monday's Featured Blog-and Open Post and Almost a "Guard the Borders" post (all below) for links to more good reading I've noticed.

This is a short roundup of recent ping-ins that may have slipped under the radar--worthwhile reads, all.

Peakah's Pub mistook Teach Your Children Well for an Open Post and pinged in with "Front Page News"-and I'm glad he did cos there are some good reads listed in his link roundup.

TMH's Bacon Bits only pinged me with Guard the Borders: What Is "Practical" Interior Enforcement, Anyway?, and that's a shame, cos while it is a powerful post on an important topic, "Democrats Eat Their Own" Is Not News by new contributor, DL, is an equally good read.

The Florida Masochist brings the issue of Cindy Sheehan's character-and those of her detractors-into focus with Tasteless. Indeed. ;-)

And last but far from least is the collection of links posted at The Carnival of True Civil Liberties. Gribbit honors my submission with the label "important" and though I'd certainly agree (or I'd not have submitted it), I'd sooner lavish such a lable on some of the other submissions. Worthy reads, all.

Well, that covers early afternoon, here. Later.

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