If you’re a fan of blawg aggregator Daily Whirl and you’re a techie, you’re just going to love the Daily Rotation, which aggregates headlines from over 200 tech sites. (thanks to Research Buzz for the link)

Fellow Texas lawyer Jeanne Pi has launched the Texas Elder Law Blawg, a web portal to federal, state and local web information, resources and services related to Texas Elder Law. I bet you can find some great non-Texas elder law resources here, too.

Check out the Internet Roundtable over at LLRX for a discussion of What Are Blogs and Why Is Everyone So Excited About Them?. I was pleased to take part in the roundtable along with Jerry, Brenda, Dennis, and Ernie.

Bill Gratch over at Blawg.org points us to a number of newly-discovered law-related weblogs:

• Cicero’s Ghost, from a law student at the University of Michigan
• Rod Dixon, an attorney with the U.S. Department of Education, has been publishing Cyberspaces.org for some time now (I can’t believe I’m just getting around to it!)
• Joe

And the blawgs just keep on a’comin’ (thanks to Denise, Bill, and Sabrina):

• Evan publishes Freelaw.au, a blog Down Under, focusing on “freedom through technology law.”
• While studying for the Wisconsin Bar Exam, a former Texas lawyer (?) is jotting down her Misplaced Thoughts.
• The German American Law Journal is

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Picking up where we left off yesterday:

• A House on a Hill follows the adventures of “a sassy lawyer in Philippine Suburbia.” (You certainly won’t find a lawyer blog in the U.S. with a post on how to battle dengue fever!)
• Bill, a newly minted lawyer and judicial clerk, presents Stickbugblog.
• Minh starts law

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Just when I think I get caught up on all the new law-related weblogs, Denise comes along to keep me on my toes. Among the newest:

• Although I originally reported on Bart’s blog back on May 13, The Limit of Its Logic has become a Ninth Circuit Blog. We now have blogs for

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Pennsylvania attorney Janell Greiner, author of the previously-mentioned BenefitsBlog, has launched another weblog, Erisablog. Janell, where do you find the time to run two weblogs??