April DeConick has a post with that title, What is a biblioblog and who is a biblioblogger? and I think it deserves a response. She said, I have been thinking about this question for a couple of days now as I have been working to clean up my sidebar and […]
Daily Archives: January 9, 2008
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I will say that I paid for the newsreader months ago and do not regret it. I don’t know what the Windows client is like, but the Mac version is great, so grab it now! Newsgator turns NetNewsWire free for everyone Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Freeware Wow. I don’t […]
The Naked Campaign: Political cartoonist draws and discusses candidates and the campaigns. Well worth a few minutes of your time. A series of short videos featuring the illustrator Steve Brodner as he draws the Presidential candidates and discusses the race for the White House. The videos are directed by Gail […]
Special thanks to Charles Halton for putting this up! Please click through to give him the traffic he deserves and download the articles. Understanding the History of Ancient Israel The Proceedings of the British Academy volume 143 is online and articles are free to download. (Via Awilum.com.)
I have been having a good discussion with an old high school friend through his blog “Pressing the Flesh” (the name comes, so I am told, from a play he produced a year or so ago). In that post he muses on the dramatic turn of events, post Iowa, that […]
We have a wind advisory currently in central PA. This morning Christmas trees set by the side of the road for pick up are being flung across streets and yards like tumbleweeds. There are also scattered showers bringing us this rainbow. I was not able to get a great angle, […]