Linky Links
Work in progress.: Storm of the Century.
Thus, in honor Isabel, who may be more of a media starlet than an actual weather event, here are some storm readiness links to peruse: --Julie Young
Julie's post is a good example of how to integrate one's own reflections with links to outside sources. Note how she doesn't just list links -- she comments on each one. The purpose of her post is to amuse and perhaps deconstruct the media hype surrounding Isabel. But the same structure would work very well if you are collecting links that you might consider using in an academic paper, or you are sorting through multiple conflicting opinions on a topic you want to explore.
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