I was going to just restore one old post, but it linked to another, and that one linked to others, and finally I just went ahead and dragged in the whole interlinked conglomeration.
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I see this session as the seed for this year's theme of ConvergeSouth.
Continuing the ConvergeSouth coverage...
Saturday early afternoon:
Exposing a little organizational glitch - Roch Smith's session moved to a different room (Hoder was absent), yet there was no sign posted at the old venue, nor…
It's been a couple of weeks since my last photo-a-day post, for a variety of reasons. First we were in Florida, then Emmy died, then I had some disk space issues that kept me from getting photos off my camera. That's all sorted at last, just in time for me to leave town again...
In an effort to…
originally published December 10, 2007 by Chris C. Mooney
So, finally, Sheril and I can tell you what we've been working on.
Let's begin with some background: Nearly a month ago, I linked up with Matthew Chapman, the author, screenwriter, and great grandson of Charles Darwin. Chapman, I already…
So, finally, Sheril and I can tell you what we've been working on.
Let's begin with some background: Nearly a month ago, I linked up with Matthew Chapman, the author, screenwriter, and great grandson of Charles Darwin. Chapman, I already knew, had a great idea that I wanted to write about in my…
Any way, it is great to read all four in succession - it really builds up the big picture.
I have absolutely no complaints as I love all of the articles... except I am going to get rather frazzled trying to read them all and then track down the leads to various developments.
If I were you, I would chalk it up as a happy accident. Besides, it brings back a great deal of material which is well worth reading again and again, particularly within the context of other, related developments.
Repost away, you deserve a break!