Welcome 2005 Weblog Awards (Sticky)
Note to readers: This post is sticky through 12/15. There are new posts just below this one!
Welcome! This year we are in the blogs ranked 1000-1750, which to the un-initiated might seem like an also-ran category until you understand that last year we were in the "ranked 8751+" category, so this is a real step up! Anyway, if you are a regular reader, you can vote once a day here. For those new to the site, here is some of what I do here:
Real-life small business experiences: Buying a company; Working with the Department of Labor; Case Studies on the Minimum Wage; What's on my Desk Today; Getting an SBA Loan
Economics: The myth of Zero-sum Economics; 60 second refutation of socialism; Business Relocation and the Prisoners Dilemma; Technocrats, government and disasters; Roosevelt's NRA: America's Flirtation with Fascism; Gasoline Supply and Demand; Hoping for Price Gouging; Peak Oil; In Praise of Robber Barons
Libertarian political commentary: Respecting individual decision-making, The real implications of a Privacy Right, Technocrats get their comeuppance, A defense of Open Immigration, New Alien and Sedition laws, Opposing Special Rights for the Press, Iraq war, The Kelo decision, Free speech, Danger of Politics without Philosophy
Frustration with runaway torts: Jackpot Litigation; Coyote vs. ACME
Camping (my business): New American nomads; This RV is just wrong
Attempts at humor: How to spot a dictatorship; Coyote's Law; Making fun of the UN and the Internet;
Sports: The Baseball Closer Role is Nuts
ACME Products: Instant Girl; Ultimatum Gun; Earthquake Pills
How I Married Well: My Wife, the Fashion Diva; My Wife's Fashion Awards (and here)
Enjoy.
Kim Scarborough:
Uh... the problem with making this "sticky" by setting the date ahead is that now it will always be at the top of all the combined items in my RSS aggregator, including every other blog I read. Is there possibly a different way to keep this at the top?
December 5, 2005, 11:51 amPhil in San Fran:
Uh, I'm confused. The link displays a page stating the deadline for voting is 12/1 2004. I read you all the time and I'd like to vote for you.
December 8, 2005, 12:55 am