Dizzy Girl has changed the look of her blog, and wants you to vote for her for “Sexiest Female Blogger”.

Bill Whittle continues to tease us with snippets of how far along his next essay is. This man can write like the Muses (all nine of them!) live above his garage. Believe me, I’ll let you know when he posts again. And every time.

The geniuses at Famous Idiot continue to point out the numbskullery of those who have apparently mastered “The Art of Confusing Fame With Wisdom”. (I especially like George Clooney’s “logic”.)

Flashbunny is another intermittent blogger, but does a wonderful job of exposing the hypocritical underbelly of those in the public eye (like a certain California Senator who pushes for gun control, but carries a concealed weapon herself.)

Four Right Wing Whackos (only the last word is inaccurate) mentions the sorrowful loss of Reuters journalist Mazen Dana, but explains how the mix-up might have happened (of course the idiots over at DU have already got their conspiracy theory monkeys spun up to high RPM). (N.B.: I wish I had that kind of load speed when I was on Blog*Spot...)

Ghost of a Flea is talking about the blackout from a Canadian point of view.

More pointing out of those who think that pretending to be wise actually makes you wise, over at Hollywood Halfwits. Always amusing…

At Idiotarian(dot)com, Dr. Jal Hampson continues to display how others serve as examples of his Blog’s title. The most recent posts show how the ISM is actually a terrorist organization, and describes a book whose subtitle is “Everything you wanted to know about anti-Semitism but felt too guilty to ask.” I can only ask (as he did), “What the F*ck?”

Insignificant Thoughts continues to prove himself as anything but. He’s on his honeymoon, but his guest blogger (Vincent) is keeping things going strong, and talks about recent movie releases.

Deb is just catching up on the headlines from days past. She is due sometime near the end of next month (31 weeks and counting), so her blogging will probably be getting lighter over the next few weeks, but check back for pictures.

What more can I say about the puppy-blender that hasbn’t been said so many times and in so many places already. Besides, by the time I finish this, he’ll have written about three or four more things…

I’ve got to go fix dinner now, so I’ll pick up with Part III tomorrow. Cheers!

1. Ronald Reagan
2. Winston Churchill
3. Mahatma Ghandi
4. Mother Teresa
5. Margaret Thatcher
6. Admiral Chester Nimitz
7. General George Patton
8. Bill Gates
9. HRH Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales
10. General Douglas MacArthur
11. Menachem Begin
12. George Washington Carver
13. Jonas Salk
14. Reverend Billy Graham
15. the Beatles (shared and collective)
16. Susan B. Anthony
17. Clarence Darrow
18. Walter Cronkite