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We don't know exactly how many there are. But they number in the tens of thousands. They are everywhere among us. They intend to tear down the world as we know it. And there are more on the way. No, not al-Qaida; I'm talking about bloggers.
What's a blogger? While it may sound like unsavory slang from a British public school, it's actually short for a web-logger, or someone who runs a web log. What's a web log? Just another word for a Web page that is updated a lot (webbies like to make things sound very technical). The thing to keep in mind is that blogs are lone-wolf Web sites that report, comment and dissect the day's news as the authors see fit on the author's timetable. The form and content varies wildly.
AndrewSullivan.com, run by Andrew Sullivan if you couldn't guess, is a blog. The Kaus Files is a blog. Instapundit is a blog. Dynamist.com. OxBlog, Uthant.com, JunkYardBlog, VodkaPundit, QuasiPundit, MuslimPundit � the list could go on and on.

Trips:

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First inner trip ever

Moscow, Russia

Heading South?