It's time again for another blogroll update. Not all of the sites below are hosted by objectivists but are still very rational, enjoyable reads.
First will be Jihad Watch a blog devoted to watching and tracking the jihadist movement within Islam.
Second will be the music of M. Zachary Johnson. A good sampling of his own compositions on Sax.
Third is Illustrated Ideas hosted by Robert Tracy, a military man.
Fourth is STATS, a blog of statistical assessment at George Mason University. If you're sceptical about so-called scientific studies that purport to tell you what's good or harmful for you, STATS likes to go over those studies with a fine tooth comb and show you what's wrong with them.
Fifth is The Anger of Compassion where Craig Ceely is again reporting on current events.
Sixth will be Alaxander Marriott's Wit and Wisdom. Alex's blogging may be light for a short time but he promises to get back to it soon.
Seventh is The Advice Goddess where journalist Amy Alkon gives advice on almost anything.
The next four are about paleo dieting and living which I recommend. Being on a low carb regimen myself I have found valuable low carb recipes, info on vitamin supplements, exercise and more. Their blogrolls lead to more sites of interest.
Eighth is Free the Animal. Here Richard Nikoley blogs not just on paleo eating but paleo living.
Along the same line, #9 is Modern Paleo, a new blog by Christian W. and Diana Hsieh on paleo eating and living written by objectivists.
Number 10 is Mark's Daily Apple another good paleo site.
Eleventh is OEvolve, another good objectivist list of rational eating managed by Monica Hughes that you can just observe as a lurker, like me, or sign up to be a poster on your experiences and ask questions as well.
Twelfth is another good blog on parenting by Rachel Miner called Playful Spirit.
That's it for now but there will be another update in April. Enjoy!
4 comments:
Thanks for the link love for Modern Paleo!
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Diana: You're welcome. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for this... it just getting a bot difficult finding worth reading blogs these days...
Adding most of these on my list.. thanks!
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