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I started this blog . . .
. . . to figure something out. I wasn’t sure what it was, but I knew I was working away towards it. Now I figured it out. I think so. I don’t know whether the blog is necessary anymore. I’ll get back to you on that. Or not. Related Posts:what this blog is here for: [...]
what this blog is here for: also, what’s happening to the weekly posts
Mennonite Monday, Didache Tuesday, Augsburg Wednesday, Hebrew Thursday, Deuterocanonical Friday — I’m doing away with all of them. It’s not that they were entirely worthless. It’s that when I realize I’m doing something counter-productive, it is my general policy to stop. I realized this about Monday today, but it took a few days to verbalize [...]
hebrew thursday: genesis 2:4 – 2:25
Hebrew Thursday completely slipped my mind yesterday. I’ve made it an iron-clad rule that running this blog must not interfere with my non-internet life. So if some friends want to hang out and talk politics, no Hebrew Thursday. I spend a lot of time working on internet stuff, but I simply will not have it [...]
Blogger is down
and it is a fitting judgment on all those who have rejected the freely given open source software of WordPress. Related Posts:Churches in Columbus Blog — Your Chance to Build a Website that Matters in Four Simple StepsI started this blog . . .hebrew thursday: genesis 2:4 – 2:25A new recordfebruary — a record-breaking month, [...]
A new record
During the month of March, this blog was accessed by 3220 different computers. That, over the previous record of 3050 [1], means that over the last two months 170 new people have seen this blog. Well, really we’ve had 170 more new people than however many people I’ve lost. But it’s progress, and for that [...]
my apologies
You may have noticed, gentle readers, that this little blog was down for a bit earlier today. I hope that didn’t inconvenience you too much. It was a technical problem that I was unable to solve but seems to have gone away on its own. Related Posts:Churches in Columbus Blog — Your Chance to Build [...]
just do it
I’ll admit it — I’ve become somewhat interested in keeping up with my statistics on this site. Maybe it’s because I’m vain. Maybe it’s because I’m genuinely interested in figuring out how best to reach the maximum number of people with ideas that I think are important. I dunno. But my obsession with stats has [...]
one of the great things about technological change
The world has been transformed in the last few hundred years, largely through the more efficient transfer of information. This includes the printing of books, the establishment of university systems, the leisure time created by industrialization’s eight-hour workday, radio, television, and perhaps most importantly, the internet and cell phones. A result of the march of [...]
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