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Just a reminder that you can go here to peruse our list of community bloggers, which is to grow by one sometime today. There's activity all over. ARMedia is looking at the New York Times; Death by Inches is doing his inimitable thing; Ninja Poodles has had an ongoing discussion on tiny tot beauty pageants (we had a threatening phone call from the Maryland mother of a five-year-old pageant contestant over Ninja's link to a site featuring her daughter. If she didn't want people looking at photos of her daughter, we inquired, how come she put it on the WORLD WIDE WEB, for crying out loud!) I particularly call attention to Hoglawyer, who's been at a meeting recently where a lobbyist talked about how you make sausage at the legislature. Four-letter words are involved, said the lobbyist: GOLF, FOOD, BEER.

You heard it here first. It's time for a cup-of-coffee ethics law in Arkansas. Past time.

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This is nice, but how do I get to the other blogs from this page without using your link?

Never mind, I just saw the tab on the main pagae. D'oh!

Never mind, I just saw the tab on the main pagae. D'oh!

Amusingly, according to an "anonymous" comment left from one of the pageant moms over at Suburban Turmoil's site, the "Total Nockout" site coming down--which is EXACTLY what the MD mom told Max was going to happen, since we wouldn't take down our links--had "nothing to do" with all the recent negative attention, most of which was at several Tennesse-based blogs, and here.

Yup. Just a biiiig ol' coincidence.

Thank you, Belinda. Calling attention to the craziness in the pageant world is on target.
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