21/2 Baker Street: 15, 18, 27, 27
ABC News: 27
Ace of Spades HQ: 15
The Adventures of Roberta X: 14, 21, 27
Little Miss Attila: 30
Radio Australia: 21
Baby Troll Blog: 15
Big Stupid Tommy: 6
The Big Picture: 27 (comment)
Tim Blair blog: 30
Bloomberg.com: 4
Brickmuppet Blog: 28
Broad Ripple Brewpub: 15
Broadcasting Board of Governors: 18
CBS News: 21
cedesign.net: 27
Chicago Tribune: 22
Chizumatic: 30
Clout St. blog (at Chicago Tribune): 27
Corn, beans, spent brass...: 27
The Corner (on National Review): 18
C. Cretors & Co.: 27
Daily Mail: 22
Daily Pundit: 2 (and comment, comment, comment, comment)
dBtechno.com: 21
Done With Mirrors: 18
Dustbury: 21
EETimes: 2
The Energy Journal: 2
FoxNews.com: 21
John Gorman’s Media Blog: 20
Health Day News: 21
Health Scout: 21
Heinlein Society: 18
IndyStar.com: 27
Instapundit: 2, 4, 15, 18, 19, 27, 27
Rachel Lucas: 22, 30
Michelle Malkin: 27
The McGehee Zone: 30
MyDD: 30
National Review: 27
New York Post: 4
Oraculations: 27, 27
Pajamas Media: 19
Popular Mechanics: 2
Poynter Online: 18
Radio-Info message boards: 7
Reflections of a Newsosaur: 20
Reuters: 2
Save Net Radio: 20
Science Daily: 2
Second Amendment Blog Bash: 27
Slashdot: 2 (and comment), 29 (comment)
Something Awful forums: 30
Stonekettle Station: 30
Time: 21, 21
Tulsa World: 21
View From the Porch: 30, 30
The Wall Street Journal: 15
Washington Examiner: 18
Weasel Times & Stoat Intelligencer: 2
World Net Daily: 18
Yourish.com: 30

Explanation and Disclaimers: Numbers following site names are the date(s) that links appeared. Some links may be omitted, typically links in the bodies of quotations, MSM links to single stories, some “hattip” or “via” links, links to individual comments, Wikipedia entries, etc. (IOW, I list the ones I want to, so don't complain.) Also not included (for obvious reasons) are the links in last month's summary. Number links target the actual post/story that was linked on that particular day. Alphabetization and type of listing (by blog name or by blogger) may be inconsistent and capricious. Any links marked with a dagger (†), or the stories they contain, were intended as horrible examples and are endorsed even less than usual.

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