The dangers of constantly chasing content and connections
In some small way I think I have an internet addiction coupled with a short attention span.
In some small way I think I have an internet addiction coupled with a short attention span.
As soon as I posted about starting to blog again I came down with a nasty cold and barely felt like doing anything for a week. This blogging thing is trickier to restart than I thought. I am good at thinking about all kids of posts. But when it comes to actually writing and posting [...]
I am going to try and jump start this blog (in reality the original blog) and begin posting again. I have often thought about making it a blog focused on one particular interest of mine: sports, my faith, my family, etc. But I never really had the time or energy to pull something like that [...]
Yes, I started another blog. You got a problem with that? Free stuff!
Hi NRSC, I thought I would give this “open internet letter” thing a try. I didn’t want to send you an actual letter because then you might flood my physical mailbox with an endless stream of fundraising requests (I kid, I kid). I know Erick over at Red State has been rather vocal about his [...]
For those of you with an interest in energy issues (or just OTC) I wanted to take a moment to note the other bloggers on this great trip put together (and paid for) by API: Alan Stewart Carl, Donklephant Bruce McQuain, QandO Byron King, the Daily Reckoning Chris Nelder, GetRealList Jim Hoeft, Bearing Drift Jim [...]
I came across this post via Twitter and thought it was worth sharing: When is it a good idea to include bloggers in your media outreach? If you can pass the straight face test – this matters to their readers You have an integrated approach – part of the story fits the new media landscape [...]
Jared C Willson offers an excerpt from Your Jesus is Too Safe (coming in July from Kregel) and some good advice: The one tiny piece of advice I’d offer on how to see your painful journey as an act of God consecrating your life to his will is to work at consecrating each moment in [...]
Tony Woodlief on his time at St. Fidelis: I prayed in that shadowed chapel until there were no words. I prayed beyond the words, into the silence. The silence is what we fear, the silence when the presence of God can neither be denied nor deflected with vain prayers and empty mumblings. I wept into that [...]