Looks like I can blog at work again. To celebrate this event, a few quick reading recommendations:
Nick Redfern and Greg Bishop have started blogging about UFO topics at UFOmystic.com. Highly recommended for those looking for alternatives to the 'visitors from another planet' school of UFOlogy. (You may remember Greg from his excellent old zine The Excluded Middle, and the book Wake Up Down There, a compilation of the best of the latter.)
Dumneazu is a new blog to me, but one that I shall start following. The latest entry, for instance, is a highly interesting piece on the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic community of Crown Heights, New York.
And finally, there is this piece from The Economist on the highly organized international business network of Senegal's Mourides.
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