blogs

[Red in Chicago]

am i the only person who has not visited a "blog" before? it seems like everyone has one and that i must be missing out on something. that being said, can you share some of your favorite blog sites that you visit on a regular basis? i would be mostly interensed in political and financial sites, but would welcome others as well.

i'm pretty open minded politically, in that i can listen to anyone from rush limbaugh or bill o'reilly to the likes of alan colmes or al franken...they just need to be entertaining. as far as financial shows, i like bob brinker and jim kramer if any of this helps with what i'd be looking for.

help bring this computer simpleton into the latest craze online ;)

[Unassisted]

RiC, try starting here (http://www.daypop.com/blogrank/). Daypop is a clearinghouse for news stories linked in blogs and it tries to determine which stories are generating the most buzz in the blogosphere. The most active blogs will be aggregated there. The rankings are apolitical and derived statistically. I think you'll find what you're looking for with that page as a starting point.

[creek14]

am i the only person who has not visited a "blog" before?
No you're not.

But come on RiC. If you start visiting blogs that will take away from your RedZone time!! :eek: :nono: ;)

[Redsfaithful]

My Cincinnati Reds blog:

http://www.redsdaily.com

Doc Scott's Reds blog:

http://reds.mostvaluablenetwork.com/

Politics:

On the left:

http://www.dailykos.com/

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/

Center:

From RedsZone's own jmcclain19: http://www.offcenter.us/

On the right:

http://www.instapundit.com/

http://www.andrewsullivan.com/

Business/Financial:

I'm not as knowledgeable here but here's a couple:

http://www.blogmaverick.com/

Blog Maverick is by Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavs. It's not just about business, but he writes about the subject occassionally.

http://www.businesspundit.com/

http://www.fiveandtwenty.com/flexo/

Hope that helps!

[HotCorner]

Baseball. Legos. Humor. What could be better?

(Please note that Bat Girl is a Twins fan.)

http://www.bat-girl.com/

All "re-enactments" are done in Legovision. :D

Terry Tiffee's collision with Pudge Rodriguez

http://www.bat-girl.com/archives/000483.html

Twins-White Sox Brawl

http://www.bat-girl.com/archives/000348.html

Lew Ford Walk-Off HR

http://www.bat-girl.com/archives/000062.html

[macro]

am i the only person who has not visited a "blog" before? it seems like everyone has one and that i must be missing out on something.
A recent study revealed that every person in the United States has a blog, with the exception of one Illinois resident known only as Red in Chicago...

:mhcky21:

Just kidding, of course. Actually, I have never visited a blog myself, and I plan to check out some that have been linked here, just to see what the fuss is about. Thanks for bringing this up.

[RosieRed]

One blog I read on a fairly consistent basis is based in/about Cincinnati.

www.cincinnati.blogspot.com

[jmcclain19]

I read quite a few techonology blogs

http://www.defensetech.org/
Great read if you like Miltary related items

http://www.techdirt.com/
Anything imaginable related to technology

http://www.scienceblog.com/cms/index.php
Science related, but heavy on medicine and health related stuff

Plus most of ones that JD listed I like to read, plus two really good ones with multiple authors I always enjoy

Liberally leaning College Professors
http://www.crookedtimber.org/

Libertarian/Conservative leaning Law Professors
http://www.volokh.com

For Sports Blogs, you can't beat http://baseballblogs.org/ which has every baseball blog out there imaginable.

My personal non-Reds favorite has always been the A's Nation

http://www.athleticsnation.com/