October 2008

• John McCain: Sarah Palin a direct counterpoint to feminism
• Rudd’s rattling Turnbull
• SF Sunday: worst costumes evah!
• Calling all ozbloggers who go to live comedy shows
• Weekend election speculation
• Otterday, and open thread
• Mandatory Australian Internet Censorship: Conroy’s Bait and Switch
• Panicking at the last minute
• I don’t know what the rest of you drink for aperitifs…
• Thursday Cheezburger
• Third Debate Thoughts, and Video of McCain’s air-scarequotes “health of the mother”
• FYI
• Thoughts that get me out of bed to blog in the wee small hours
• She only lets us stay in the house because we can be used as furniture
• Whoydensday: The Sarah Jane Adventures
• The most potent weapon in the PC arsenal
• Virtual Travelling: Bristol UK graffiti
• As the US election campaign descends farther and farther into black farce
• Angst in the papers
• Victim-blaming by the Queensland government
• Midwifery-led care, the AMA, and the Cochrane Collaboration: who do you believe?
• Nanofic meme: Do you remember…?
• Mount Franklin Breast Cancer ads. Let’s start a Brown Colon Cancer Awareness campaign.
• Otterday! And open thread
• Quick Hit: Weekend Election Watch
• Friday Hoyden: reading in public
• Victorian upper house votes on decriminalising abortion today
• Punishing the poor
• Passive voice watch: invisible rapist in Sussex
• Ladies’ Handbook: On quacks, hormones, abstinence, and the sexual double standard
• Nuance for Dummies
• Thursday Cheezburger, and Delurking Day
• If only we’d realised it was that easy
• Help out Heretical
• Lazy school holiday blogging: neat stuff
• Google Street View: American National Parks
• It’s nearly debate time
• Whoydensday: what are you doing here?
• “What do the gorgons represent?”
• Election Watch: 4 more weeks
• Quickhit: another gynaecologist comes under scrutiny
• Virtual Travelling: baby love
• Busy
• In July I thought “make sure you don’t forget the blogiversary this year”
• Quick Hit: New Yorker covers and Strange Maps
• Sunday Science links
• CSIRO report: levels of childhood obesity have remained largely unchanged for the past decade
• TARP watch: bailout bill passed
• Otterday! And Open Thread.
• Barriers to justice when rapists attack women with disabilities: new Australian report