I don’t get this hard copy/web-blog debate.
I really don’t.
Ted Olsen of Christianity Today says that there were bloggers that took exception to his print column on blogs.
Several Christian bloggers took issue with the initial entry of Weblog in Print, Christianity Today’s effort to put the spirit of blogging on paper. No big surprise there: as [...]
Once upon a time there was a blogger living in a tiny place in a big country.
The blogger found this web-logging was good.
There were posts to make and posts to read, and lots to learn.
There were emails and comments sections and people talking to and fro.
And the blogger made internet friends and saw that it [...]
As our new Prime Minister and his party try to minimize the auditor-general’s report, one way to do that is to blame Jean Chretien.
Another is to shoot the messenger.
Auditor-General Sheila Fraser has become a folk hero across Canada for her blunt criticism of government misspending, but inside Ottawa she’s feared as much as she is [...]
The auditor-general is angry.
And, I suspect the average Canadian who has been watching Ottawa since 1995 is angry.
The report released by Sheila Fraser is here.
I honestly don’t know if Paul Martin can get away with blaming Chretien for the systemic problems in this debacle that have been part of the fabric of federalism, since, well, [...]
The Christian Science Monitor has an interesting article on Canada studies at institutions of higher learning in the US.
Quick test: Who is the current prime minister of Canada? How does that country’s population compare to that of the US? And who eats more doughnuts, Canadians or Americans?
Studying Canada isn’t as glamorous as Asian or Russian [...]
The contract is ready.
The final essay almost done.
And Real Live Preacher is putting his real name (and picture?) on his book. His choice.
He already gets more hits and links than almost any other god-blog.
He has a domain URL ready to go.
Huge changes coming for you Preacher. More readers. Fans that have never read a blog [...]
I’m trying to put myself on this plane.
And I’m trying to imagine what I’d think, feel and do.
An American Airlines pilot who just got back from a ‘mission trip’ crossed some personal boundaries in his job and went through some kind of ’separate the sheep from the goats and let’s share,’ speech.
Personally, I’d be suitably [...]
The Limey Brit has written a fun piece about his adventures with a garbage disposal. Sounds like something I’d do.
The Evangelical Outpost attempted a satirical post on Canada based on the MacLean’s piece. It bombed and Joe wound up apologizing.
As a Canadian I can write a post on the the MacLean’s piece and no one [...]

“We Canadians live in a blind spot about our identity. We have very strong feelings about who we aren’t but only weak ones about who we are. We’re passionate about what we don’t want to become but oddly passive about More
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