Monthly Archives: February 2007

Steve of Hog on Ice got sick of Nigerian scam spam and took on over 400 spammer solicitors: Armed with a scathing sense of humor, Graham quickly turned the tables on his tormenters–with side-splittingly hilarious results. Whether he’s referring to … Continue reading →

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Cory Miller has surveyed a group of bloggers that subscribe to Pastors.com for his 2007 Christian Blogging Survey. Miller is a Church Communications Director from Oklahoma.  He sent out his request to bloggers January 7, 2007, and closed off entries January 31st.     A list of the … Continue reading →

While political pundits fight their wars, blogging goes on elsewhere. From Today at the Mission: As I was about to leave a man stopped me and asked if he could talk. He’s a regular at our meal program, a gentle-hearted, … Continue reading →

Starting a blog or a blog movement these days can be a real pain. Cross media representation doesnt hurt – for a few days. The Victory Caucus, a Republican venture touted as ’an advocacy group designed to counter the anti-war MoveOn.org,’  has … Continue reading →

Cyfswatch, a blog in New Zealand that gave voice to people who had difficult experiences with Children Youth and Family Services has been taken down by Google. The name and shame blog gained notoriety quickly when media was told not to … Continue reading →

Conservapedia is a much-needed alternative to Wikipedia, which is increasingly anti-Christian and anti-American. On Wikipedia, many of the dates are provided in the anti-Christian “C.E.” instead of “A.D.”, which Conservapedia uses. Christianity receives no credit for the great advances and … Continue reading →

Rick Scarborough of Vision America, saw himself on The Colbert Report recently and fired off a column because Stephen Colbert used comedy onof one of Scarborough’s posititions. Ethics Daily has his response and inaccurate perceptions about Colbert. As well, Ethics … Continue reading →