June 18, 2005
I've been tagged!!
I guess I had to get hit with this one sooner or later: The Literary Meme has arrived!!
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June 17, 2005
New SBC Aggregator Site
It's not even close to being finished, but you can get the basic idea of it
here. Let me know what you think, and any suggestions that you have. My HTML is decent, but my CSS needs improvement.
Eventually, each blog in the aggregator will have its own "block." Once I get the design done, it will be pretty simple to add blogs -- just add another div tag or two, and BOOM -- there they are!
{UPDATE}: I will be changing the site URL probably tomorrow. I'm not happy with the banner ads that Bravenet is putting on the page.
{LATEST UPDATE}: The new URL is http://sbcbloggers.witnesstoday.org/ Christian hosting folks that operate as a ministry. I'm still doing some tweaking, but that's where it's going to be for the forseeable future.
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Wow! Lookin' good - especially for how quickly you are progressing.
Again, thank you for the time and effort you put into this network. It is an invaluable resource.
Posted by: Matthew at June 18, 2005 12:09 AM (XUCao)
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Thanks for all your hard work!
Can you please add my blog? I'm trying to become a resource for Southern Baptists who need to learn to love others and share God's love.
Posted by: Howie Luvzus at June 18, 2005 03:41 PM (ZDULp)
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I just checked it out again. Thumbs up - it's coming along quite nicely.
Posted by: Matthew at June 18, 2005 04:40 PM (84Sf4)
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As far as sugestions, I'd like to make one if you don't mind...
You might consider a gentler font/type-face like "Verdana" or "Arial". Though the current font is excellent for headings and titles, in reading the summaries of the latest posts it's a tad harsh on the eyes - but I digress.
I don't want you to think I'm nit-picking, not at all - indeed the site is fantastic as-is, but I just wanted to offer my help in whatever piddling way I can.
Keep up the good work, brother.
Posted by: Matthew at June 19, 2005 04:31 PM (hYTu2)
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Hey man, found your site on Matt Hall's weblog and wondered if you were looking to add some more SBC'ers blogs. Mine is called "Christ and Culture" and it is found at www.danielrandle.blogspot.com. Please check it out and see if it is worthy of being added. I would really appreciate it.
D.R.
Posted by: D.R. Randle at June 22, 2005 11:18 PM (6krEN)
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June 16, 2005
New Project and News
I'm working on a new website project. I'm going to improve the look and functionality of the
SBC Bloggers aggregator that I set up some time ago.
I found a great tool -- RSS Digest -- that helps newbies like me to insert RSS feeds into a site, pretty much anywhere we want. I'm envisioning a newspaper look for the aggregator. The 5 most recent articles posted by aggregator members will be at the top, and each member blog will have a section that shows the five most recent headlines for each blog. I'm still in the early development stages, but as work progresses, I will update everyone.
I also wanted to remind everyone to check out Blogcritics periodically. I have a post there about Pac Man's 25th birthday, as well as some book reviews. If you just want to look at my stuff, you can go here.
AND -- more of the old archives have been moved over. It's a bit tedious,but I'm getting everything set up here. I'll keep the old site up for a while, just because I still have links to old posts that go back there, and I'm still getting hits there (search engine hits, mainly). Eventually, though, it will go away.
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Speaking of the SBC aggregator...
The aggregator is consistently several hours behind my site. Sometimes it takes my posts more than a day to show up at all.
Is it something I'm doing wrong or does it have more to do with the way my site is set up? Any help would be appreciated, and thanks for the work you do with the aggregator, it's a great resource.
Posted by: Matthew at June 17, 2005 04:48 PM (DcAJy)
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June 14, 2005
Archives!
Just to let you all know that the archives from the old site are here. So far, I've published them back to the first of this year; the only things I'm leaving out are things like "Help me leave Blogspot" or "I'm moving" or something like that. MOST have categories that they are listed under as well, so you can cruise through some of my archived posts.
I don't know when I'll get the rest of the archives posted. They'd have posted automatically, but my default setting for new posts is "draft" rather than "publish." Oh, well.
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June 11, 2005
Its ... A MUSIC MEME!!!!
Got this from
The Daily Whim -- sort your iTunes list by title, then list one for each letter of the alphabet.
So here goes!!!
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June 09, 2005
Our Mission Statement
We here at View from the Pew realize that it is better to recontextualize transparently than to redefine cyber-holisticly. The re-sizing factor is dynamic. Think vertical. We pride ourselves not only on our feature set, but our non-complex administration and non-complex operation. We apply the proverb "When the cat's away, the mice will play" not only to our Total Quality Control but our capacity to deploy. We invariably strategize front-end partnerships. That is an amazing achievement taking into account today's conditions! If all of this sounds dumbfounding to you, that's because it is! The power to enhance virtually leads to the aptitude to transition globally. Quick: do you have a compelling plan for handling emerging infrastructures? The metrics for convergence are more well-understood if they are not virally-distributed.
Generate your own at http://www.andrewdavidson.com/gibberish/
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View from a Different Pew
God is moving throughout the world! Last night I was privileged to witness 12 of those blessings. At my mother's church in Lynchburg, VA, I saw a concert by Children of the World. They wore traditional costumes of their countries and sang in different languages. You could see God's mercy on each beautiful face.
Each child is a professing Christain. Most live in children's homes in their native land. Some have been able to remain with their families by sponsorship through WorldHelp. They are absolutely FILLED with the Joy of the Lord.
I will admit to being a little partial to this charity. It is based in Forest, VA. It's offices were 30 feet away from where I used to work. I have seen it grow from 3 or 4 people to a major mission thrust. They are doing it for all the right reasons.
My Challenge to You: Please pray for this group of evangelical Christians. If you can do more, please do. You can schedule a Children of the World concert, listen to mp3s of their music and buy merchandise from their website at www.worldhelp.net They have sponsorships for $24 per month and an Education Fund designed to send these kids and others like them to college to become missionaries, doctors, nurses, teachers and pastors. Please do as the Lord leads. I assure you they keep their overhead to a minimum and are some of the finest Christians I have ever met.
May God continue to bless His church around the world!
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You Might be a Baptist If ...
Another repost, but this time it's timely. David over at Jollyblogger has posted You
Might be a Presbyterian If ... and has challenged the rest of the blogosphere (or at least our part of it) to follow suit. I like his take on Baptists in that post (he used to be onw, after all), but a while back I added these:
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I grew up baptist, and you def. hit the nail on the head. The one about not singing the third verse is so true.
Posted by: Rick Creech at June 09, 2005 06:40 PM (pPFAm)
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Yeah, what's up with that? Why not sing the third verse?
I go to a Reformed Baptist congregation and we sing all the verses.
Posted by: Matthew at June 11, 2005 01:02 PM (Drk65)
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Odd thing is, the Southern Baptist church I go to now sings EVERY verse of EVERY song, no matter how long it is.
Posted by: Warren at June 11, 2005 05:26 PM (a64K1)
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Wow!
I passed 10,000 hits the other day. Unfortunately, it was on my old blog.
Many of those hits are because of Google searches that turn up things in the archives. I'm going to change my title banner a little bit so that it lets people know that the page has moved here, so that should help.
A LOT of the traffic to the old blog is because people haven't changed their blogrolls. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE change the link on your blogrolls, aggregators, whatever else I'm on, to http://pewview.mu.nu. That way, I'll actually get the traffic that you are so kindly sending my way. Thank you!!
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Hey Mr. Kelly,
I good way of redirecting traffic is by using an URL redirect option in the template of your old blog. Check out this resource for doing so:
http://www.seocompany.ca/seo/url-redirect.html
Also, what you may want to do is contact the operators of the aggregators or blogrolls and let them know of the new blog address.
Take care!
Cameron
Posted by: Cameron at June 14, 2005 12:15 PM (xltb2)
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June 06, 2005
Stupidity Reigns!
There is a petition to ban the Internet.
Online.
Savor the irony of that for just a moment.
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wow- that is crazy. Excersise some self control people. Almost anything can be used as a vehicle for good or for evil. It's about choice and accountability. Having the internet in your house isn't going to make you hooked on porn.
Posted by: Lou at June 07, 2005 12:56 AM (z+Fzi)
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