Linkpost: 07/06/09
Time to clear out the blog link backlog after being out of town for a few days. Sorry that some of it is dated now.
- Some Clarity on the Annise Parker BARC issue (Lose an Eye, it's a Sport)
- Parker's Policy Briefing Elevates BARC Crisis (Noah's Ark PAC)
- Toni Lawrence's new digs (Houston Politics)
- Chronically Shameless (Lone Star Times)
- Houston Chronicle Gets It Right On Education (Rhymes With Right)
- The Chronicle Has Issues With Delivery (Hair Balls)
- Silence on silencing (Unca Darrell)
- Transform NASA into the "Google of Government" (Houston Strategies)
- Interview season (Kuff's World) Have a question for a local candidate? Submit it.
- Blog: Wednesday, July 1st (Pat Gray) The guy never embraced local like one would like from a local radio host. Maybe he'll be better doing national.
- Smashburger Expands (Eating Our Words) I think the chain is WAY overrated, but apparently plenty of Houstonians disagree.
- Calliope's Po-Boy (Chili Bob's Houston Eats)
- A Chat with Trey Lindberg of Benjy's (Eating our Words)
This would be on a site that mocks the Chron's amateur bloggers and 29-95? Hmm.If you want to chat up Benjy's barkeep Trey Lindberg -- and why wouldn't you? He's cute and makes a seriously decent mojito -- then bring up football.
- Breaking News: Mario Williams Drinks OJ Out of a Red Straw (Fourth And Fifty)
- Artest gone, McGrady, Yao out. Gortat to Dallas. What's left? Ariza and then work to do (NBA)
- Perhaps Cecil Cooper deserves a little credit (King Solomon's Mind)
- HGH Cheat Named To All-Star Team (The ClownVision Chronicles)
- The "Be Nice" Chronicles, pt. 1 (Faith Based Blog)
- Metro Making Several Changes In Wake Of Light-Rail Derailment (Hair Balls) That seems like a good idea!
- Tech savvy civics (Under the Neon Clock)
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 07/06/09 08:55 PM | Print | Comments (0)
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