Should I follow the advice given in this column? Paul Boutin argues that the blog is dying, and Twitter (and sites like them) are the future.
Weigh in. I don’t plan on stopping the blog anytime soon, but I found this column interesting.
Posted in Grab Bag, tagged blog, blogging, Twitter on November 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Should I follow the advice given in this column? Paul Boutin argues that the blog is dying, and Twitter (and sites like them) are the future.
Weigh in. I don’t plan on stopping the blog anytime soon, but I found this column interesting.
Posted in Grab Bag, tagged blog, blogging on November 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today the blog passed a major milestone. Thanks to everyone who has stopped in, checked out my musings, and participated in the conversation. My top views have been on the following topics:
Robert Schuller vs. Robert Schuller
Yankee Stadium
The Ric Flair Beatdown
While I’m glad to know that those reports have generated interest, here’s hoping that the future [...]
Posted in Grab Bag, tagged blogging, opinions, thinking, welcome on January 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A few days ago a friend of mine, Nicole Conard, made an astute observation when speaking with another aquaintance by sharing, “Ben always has an opinion, you just have to ask for it.” My work in graduate school has commonly been described as “expository, but not quite critical enough.” One of the hallmarks of the [...]
Some Random Stuff I’ve Learned From Blogging
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Grab Bag, tagged blog, blogging, lessons, wisdom on July 1, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Well, I’ve been blogging here at WordPress since the month of January. This is the second blog that I’ve maintained in my history, the first being a Xanga site that I updated so infrequently it was embarrassing. A group of preteens that I ministered to in Allen, Texas were lighting up the Xanga world, and [...]
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