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Web: NYT, Washington’s Boyhood Home Is Found. A story tailor made for the 4th of July.

Washington's presidency is widely considered to be the gold standard of American presidents—hopefully all Americans will deepen their love of country by learning more about it, its founding presidents, and their spouses.

If you do not know where to begin check-out the The American Presidents Series.

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• iCasualties Website.
• Flickr Photos Memorial Day 2008 Celebrating and Ceremonies.

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1. Senators like Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and VA directors like Dr. Ira Katz who deny our returning veterans resources should be removed from office.

Let's not have more reports that our veterans must sue for resources or suicide data are being obfuscated or diagnosis of depressive disorders are being withheld.

Additionally, let us resolve that our nation and troops will never again suffer under the likes of a criminal, grossly incompetent, and deceitful commander in chief such as George W. Bush—he's unfit to command a pack of Cub Scouts.

Web: Mother's Day celebration reaches 100th anniversary

Yesterday, Congress cleared for White House transmittal the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (H.R.493).

Web: Congress passes anti-genetic discrimination bill

Happy Saint Patrick's Day 2008

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• Web, The Berkeley Electronic Press: Publishes high quality peer-reviewed journals that offer cutting edge research quickly and at sustainable prices.

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• Blog, Worldcat Blog: Blogs on book meta-data, including a post on how worldcat began 30 years ago—Ohio University put a whopping 133 books in an online catalog.

  • Web, Worldcat: Find a book (and other media) and a library that circulates it or buy the book and help a library of your choice.

• Blog, OUPblog: Blogs on books published by Oxford University Press.

  • Web, Oxford University Press: Lists books published by Oxford University Press.

• Blog, HUP Publicity Blog: Blogs on books published by Harvard University Press.

  • Web, Harvard University Press: Lists books published by Harvard University Press.

• Blog, The Chicago Blog: Blogs on books published by University of Chicago Press.

  • Web, Yale University Press: Lists books published by The University of Chicago Press.

• Blog, Yale University Press Log: Blogs on books published by Yale University Press.

  • Web, Yale University Press: Lists books published by Yale University Press.

• Blog, Columbia University Press Blog: Discusses books mostly published by Columbia University Press.

  • Web, Columbia University Press: Lists books published by Columbia University Press.
• Blog, Library Thing: Discusses all things books and library thing happenings.

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Most bloggers know there is currently no simple and meaningful way to determine which post a reader finds interesting, unless the reader tells you, which does not occur systematically.

It is not uncommon for others to promote your blog for their own personal, political, or commercial interest (generally show up as outliers when conducting statistical analysis on the blog logs).

Controlling for these outliers is challenging, at best.

However, the raw statistics most bloggers collect give us another item to blog about and analyzing the statistics is fun.

Here are the top ten 2007 posts from the individual blogs (GNU/Linux, First, Halibut, Misblog, LCB, Blogenomic, Toowiki) contained within Blog Lunog, in descending order (most to least):

1. Coalition Team-up To Defeat National ID
2. China's Corruption And Products Kill Consumers Update-10
3. Senate Slow-Walking Out Of Iraq Update-2
4. The Iraq Debacle Update-32
5. Open Source Sex Columnist Update-15
6. Who Will Stop The Torture Update-39
7. The Iraq Debacle Update-40
8. Gonzales' Dream - Our Nation's Nightmare
9. Rogue President To Senators - Fuck You!!
10. Who Will Stop The Torture Update-34

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First up next year the most popular posts from 2007 ... then who knows what?

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