This will be a temporary measure, as I hope to put something more customized together that can be collectively managed. But for now, I have used Google Reader to collect all the Oklahoma Netroots blogs I have found, and, made the list public, so anyone who wants to can enjoy.
If you’re just a reader or don’t want to… Read the rest
Posted by on 26 Nov 2008 by
Rena in
Geekery,
Netroots,
Oklahoma
I’ve decided to bestow some blog awards to celebrate my upcoming 5-year blogging anniversary, which corresponds with Thanksgiving weekend. Since there isn’t a lot of time to prepare for this year’s awards, it will be a simple, rushed affair. So fitting!
But I’m serious about honoring the recipients, who toil in near obscurity day after day in a non-progressive state… Read the rest
Posted by on 30 Oct 2008 by
Rena in
Netroots,
Politics and Government
I don’t know if this blog is really written by an 82 year old woman living in Texas writing to her friend in Maine, who had to have her blog thingy set up by her grandson so they could talk to each other about politics and life in America, but DAMN, it’s funny and brilliant.
These two “Best Friends… Read the rest
Posted by on 10 Oct 2008 by
Rena in
Localism & sustainability,
Oklahoma
John Sutter isn’t letting his recent firing by the Oklahoman keep him down. He’s started a new blog to help educate Oklahomans about their state’s ecology, and the state government’s impact on it.
Just a couple of days before his last day with OPubCo, I did a little review of his blog for the paper, Going Green. I was… Read the rest
Posted by on 03 Oct 2008 by
Rena in
Localism & sustainability,
Oklahoma
Well, we can hope, anyway.
One of the blogs on the Oklahoman‘s web site is “Go Green” and actually, despite my considerable reservations about it going in, it’s good. The worst thing I can say about it is that there’s not enough promotion of it in the company’s more visible operations, the dead-tree newspaper and main site, NewsOK.com… Read the rest
Posted by on 06 Oct 2007 by
Rena in
Oklahoma
And the winners are …
Congratulations to all, and a big collegial hug to Mike at Okiedoke who does such a great job with the awards each year, in addition to his own great blog.
I have to admit I haven’t read most of the winning blogs, which I plan to remedy soon. I have set a goal… Read the rest
Posted by on 29 Jun 2006 by
Rena in
media miss,
war
Van Taylor wants you to know
Van is mad at Murtha for something he didn’t actually say. The Miami Sun-Sentinel misquoted him and no one checked the quote (sounds like bloggers have taken over, doesn’t it?) before running with it.
Van Taylor, the Republican candidate for the District 17 House seet, and the only R candidate who is an Iraq… Read the rest
Posted by on 10 May 2006 by
Rena in
Netroots
Meet the New Boss:
Note link to great article on Colbert & the media at start of the post.
… Read the rest
Posted by on 04 Aug 2005 by
Rena in
Geekery,
Oklahoma
Mike at Okiedoke is a great promoter of Oklahoma and bloggery — he’s even organizing the 2006 Oklahoma Blogger convention — so who better to institute the Okie Blogger Awards? Good thing he’s taken his own out of contention, or the rest of us wouldn’t have much of a chance.
I don’t do nearly enough browsing of the blogs… Read the rest