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Worth repeating: "... bloggers are nothing more than aware and awake citizens." This convention means a lot to me because so many bloggers I have great respect for are reporting their impressions. Thanks, Nezua! (posted to The End of Mainstream Media? Or Just Three Dudes With Burritos?)
Wow, what a great post. I watched Michelle's speech at work on YouTube and I was fighting to hold back the tears. And part of me was wondering why the hell I was almost weeping at seeing and hearing a (posted to Michelle Obama, Teddy Kennedy And The Power Of A Media Moment)

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Thank you, NPK! Good to see you here, thanks for keeping tabs. :) (posted to The End of Mainstream Media? Or Just Three Dudes With Burritos?)

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