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Tag Archives: blogs
From The Coffers
For six years (1999-2005), I maintained a blog that was, for a portion of its existence, highly personal and unfiltered. A bit too long after this became inappropriate for both my personal and professional lives, I archived the site and … Continue reading
(I am) Speaking About (the new) Dragon (blog)
Recently, the Dragon Naturally Speaking team at Nuance launched their own blog – Speaking About Dragon. I can’t resist reading (and sharing) a well delivered blog and based on the type and frequency of their posts as well as the … Continue reading
Book A Month – January 2009
I’d been thinking about how best to re-implement my church’s web site and wondered if blogging would be a useful tool or not. I’ve always been a big proponent when it’s the right fit, but my church isn’t that big or that technologically advanced; it would be a big step for them. I’m still not sure it’s the right time, but I’m going to put the tools in place to let them get started when and if they decide it’s the right next step. The Blogging Church helped me to put some ideas about blogging and its ministry applicability into better perspective. It was an excellent read, and certainly a very timely one as I’d just started the rebuild project when I received the book. Continue reading
Evolution of Security
I’ve been thinking about blogging for a while now, but it’s been busy these days. During these busy days, however, I stumbled upon the blog being run by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). My wife tells me that it’s been … Continue reading
Playing with Chyrp
I’ve started playing around with Chyrp, a new blogging engine. The test site is here. First impressions are positive – it seems to deliver what it advertises, though I’m not having any luck with the video posting feather. I’ll toy … Continue reading
