Carnival barking

By oracknows on May 2, 2006.

Three blog carnivals to hawk today:

2. RINO Sightings (May Day Show Trial Edition)

3. Grand Rounds has been delayed. It was supposed to show up at Polite Dissent, but when I checked out his site to look for it this morning, his blog was gone and a site advertising cheap airfares was in its place. Scott just sent out an e-mail stating:

I'm not sure what happened. When I went to bed last night at 2 AM, everything was perfect and a 50-item Grand Rounds was posted. When I got this morning, my site had been hijacked. Arrgh!!

Anyway, the folks at Hosting Matters assure me the site should be restored soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I'll post a plug for Grand Rounds tonight or tomorrow, assuming Scott's site is back up by then.

ADDENDUM: Scott's back, and so is Grand Rounds!

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I just checked -- he's back up.

Yay, no GR withdrawal today!

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