Our choice for Weblog of the Week (WOW) this week is Karen’s Korner.

Karen’s blog is filled with Americana and down-to-Earth views on interesting articles, news and humor. The blog is supportive toward our Military and posts articles and links to that effect. Karen doesn’t pull any punches in her commentary and offers sobering, to-the-point thoughts on topics at hand. Karen has a great weblog and we visit often.

We’re glad to select Karen’s Korner as this week’s Weblog of the Week. A link to Karen’s Korner will ride along with the Never Forget Tribute this week.

We decided to select Cao’s Blog as our Weblog of the Week (WOW). Cao’s Blog is a very popular site and is always a good read. Today, on the eve of Independence Day, there is a guest post by Raven about the Grand Ole Flag.

From “About Cao’s Blog:”

My name, “Caoilfhionn” (key-lin) was given to me on a discussion forum a few years ago. It’s Irish Gaelic (and means slender and fair) and was shortened by my friends to “Cao”, which is pronounced “key”. People have pointed out that the name “Cao’s blog” could be “Chaos blog”, and in a sense that is apropos because what I write causes chaos in the minds of liberals, and for some reason what I write causes them to work themselves up into a rabid frenzy.

We’re pleased to select Cao’s Blog as Weblog of the Week. For the week, a link to Cao’s Blog will ride along with the Never Forget Tribute, seen on hundreds of websites worldwide.

This week’s pick for Weblog of the Week is Dragon Lady’s World. The Dragon Lady runs a colorful weblog with a little something for each of our conservative cravings. On a personal note, Dragon Lady helped me resolve a technical issue a couple of months ago, so I know that she runs a tight ship over there.

On today’s DLW, the Dragon Lady posted this little meme about rating your weblog - silly enough, but I clicked on the link anyhow and made this discovery about the rating system; They will rate you “R” not only for using foul language, but for using words like “suicide,” “knife” and “gun.” This is a typical nanny-state/gun-grabber take on firearms and such in the name of “protecting” us.

Ridiculous? You bet! However there’s nothing ridiculous about Dragon Lady’s World. We’re happy to name her as our Weblog of the Week and her link will ride along with the Never Forget Tribute this week.

We have selected a fellow Bear Flag League member, Ridgecrest Blog as this week’s Weblog of the Week (WOW).

Quoting David, the proprietor, it’s about “A South Dakota boy blogging about life and stuff in Ridgecrest, a small town in California’s upper Mojave Desert. Ridgecrest is not the end of the world. But when the wind blows just right… you can smell it from here.”

David writes about his family, twins and all, and mixes in enough political sage stuff to render a blend of anecdotal humor and perspectives on the world. Quoting his FAQ page, “I’m not writing this for you. I’m writing it for me. If someone else besides me finds some enjoyment from it - great. If you find it boring and mindless then I’m sorry you chose to waste your time here being bored.”

We haven’t been bored yet. We’re happy to name Ridgecrest Blog as our Weblog of the Week.

Sleeping computer nerd graphic shamelessly stolen from Ridgecrest Blog

UPDATE: Ridgecrest Blog Responds.

Our choice this week for the Weblog of the Week (WOW) is Signal 94. Sig94 is a retired Police Lieutenant, currently serving as a law enforcement contractor in Central New York State.

Sig94 blogs about: idiots, law enforcement, celebrities, justice, carbon offsets, global warming, Australia, gun control, Israel, terrorists, Al Gore, scams, culture, lifestyle, Alexander Litvinenko, KGB, poison, polonium-120, and Vladimir Putin. Now that lineup is not only very entertaining, but aligns with core beliefs of good conservative Americans. A particularly good example is a recent article called Fatwa Free For All where Sig94 offers colorful commentary about some of the more eccentric rituals of Islam.

We’re glad to nominate Signal 94 as our pick for Weblog of the Week. Sig94’s link will hitchhike with our Never Forget Tribute for the week.

This week’s pick for Weblog of the Week (WOW) is Wake Up America. This is a very popular blog with great articles on a variety of topics, many of which are pro-military and pro-freedom. We enjoy reading Wake Up America and are happy to place their link in the Never Forget tribute for this week.

Our selection for Weblog of the Week this week is Iraq War Today. IWT is always a good place to go for a military-oriented perspective on current news. Pam has a feature where she offers her “Two Cents Worth” on varying topics which is always interesting. We’re glad to feature Iraq War Today as our Weblog of the Week.

This week’s WOW selection goes to Dr. Sanity. Dr. Sanity is an M.D. practicing in psychology and aerospace medicine. She also runs a very popular and widely read weblog where she shares her common sense views on a variety of topics.

Dr. Sanity’s blog was a finalist in the 2006 Weblog Awards and for good reason. We enjoy visiting Dr. Sanity on the web often, and are pleased to select her site as our Weblog of the Week.

This week’s pick for Weblog of the Week is Dane Bramage. Dane is one of the original few websites to display the Never Forget Tribute. The Blog has a great deal of home-grown humor and always something interesting to see. We’re happy to name Dane Bramage as our Weblog of the Week (WOW).

From the Dane Bramage profile:

My name is Kevin. I am a fundamental conservative Christian Republican of African American ancestry. I work for a soap manufacturer in the IT department. I believe the world has gone absolutely insane and will rapidly get worse. I blame the liberals.

Photo egregiously stolen from Dane’s profile.

Our choice for the Weblog Of the Week (WOW) this week is Ms. Underestimated. She runs a great-looking site with interesting opinions and plenty of visual appeal. She supports Second Amendment rights, supports the troops, displays our Never Forget Tribute and calls Al Sharpton out for what he is. What’s not to like?