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Best in Blogs: The Tina Fey Effect; Twitter Election; Viral Vote
Outside the Beltway reckons that Thursday's VP debate between Sarah Palin and Joe Biden--On stage together in St. Louis!! One Night Only!!--is "sure to be the most watched vice presidential debate in history." "Talk about must-see TV," says THR.com. The good old hi-def flat-panel LCD hasn't been kind to Gov. Palin since her triumphant GOP convention speech. Tina Fey's Saturday Night Live parodies of the Alaska Guv have been so sharp that Weekly Standard wonders about The Tiny Fey Effect on the election. Attention Deficit Disorder suggests Fey's future is secured if John McCain and Palin win, but polls do show Barack Obama surging a bit, says Daily Kos. Palin's vague answers to Katie Couric's CBS interviews have made some, like Morning Cup o Joe somehow giddy and scared at the same time. Observes Teachable Moment: "As Katie Couric has learned, using the phrase 'what specifically...' is pretty much like flipping a switch on the Sarah Palin gibberish answer machine,"
Bloggers, Start Your Engines!
It's on! The second annual DonorsChoose.org Blogger Challenge is live, with bloggers competing to raise money. DonorsChoose.org is a site that allows teachers to register for classroom items they need; Techland says "techies love Donorschoose.org." because it's "part tech and part business with a strong do-gooding bent." They predict the competition will "get rough, and hilarious." The DonorsChoose.org blog notes that "Titans of the Web have tossed their hats into the ring. TechCrunch, Engadget, BoingBoing, AVC, Silicon Valley Moms Blog, BoomTown, Apartment Therapy, and other top bloggers have created giving pages on DonorsChoose.org listing their favorite classroom project requests," but says smaller bloggers shouldn't worry: The challenge "is about the engagement and generosity of your readers, not the number of your readers."
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