These are some
I've put the English-speaking ones below, and the Norwegian ones above.
Norwegian:
5080
Audun Lysbakken
Ø
Claws Talks
Rune Hjemås
Inger Merete Hobbelstad
Ali Esbati
Sigve Indregard
Eirik Newth
Martin Glaz Serup
*
English:
Glenn Greenwald
Paul Krugman
The Daily Dish
Ta-Nehisi Coates
Atrios
Bitch PhD
Brad DeLong
Crooked Timber
Crooks & Liars
Daily Kos
Edge of the American West
Hullabaloo
Ezra Klein
George Monbiot
Talking Points Memo
TalkLeft
Acephalous
BLDGBLOG
Boing Boing
Bookslut
Design Observer
Neil Gaiman
William Gibson
Jason Kottke
Making Light
Suttonhoo
Jill Walker
Zunguzungu
Norwegian:
5080
Audun Lysbakken
Ø
Claws Talks
Rune Hjemås
Inger Merete Hobbelstad
Ali Esbati
Sigve Indregard
Eirik Newth
Martin Glaz Serup
*
English:
Glenn Greenwald
Paul Krugman
The Daily Dish
Ta-Nehisi Coates
Atrios
Bitch PhD
Brad DeLong
Crooked Timber
Crooks & Liars
Daily Kos
Edge of the American West
Hullabaloo
Ezra Klein
George Monbiot
Talking Points Memo
TalkLeft
Acephalous
BLDGBLOG
Boing Boing
Bookslut
Design Observer
Neil Gaiman
William Gibson
Jason Kottke
Making Light
Suttonhoo
Jill Walker
Zunguzungu
5 Comments:
I can't see it because I use PithHelmet, an adblocker for Safari. My Interblags are ad free, which I highly recommend.
That sounds wonderfully utopian. Maybe I should get one. People were always telling me I should wear a pith helmet in Africa.
Anyway, the ad says "this page doesn't exist. Sort of like clean coal."
What - you've been to Africa??!
Oh, I'm sorry. I try to start every single sentence these days with the phrase "when I was in Africa...". Or preferably the Karen Blixen variant, in the best Meryl Streep accent possible:
"I once had an X in Africa at the foot of the [something] hills."
"I once had a dry martini in Africa, at the foot of the Durban hills."
Like "I once had a nap in Africa, at the foot of the Kahmklaba hills."
"I once had the flu in Africa, at the foot of the Drakensberg hills."
etc.
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