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why i blog
an instrospective about why i write on the online
10.17.11
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This past week I published a piece on my blog ...
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a guide to guide books
on writing episodical non-fiction
9.21.11
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the great american sameness
a plea for difference
8.24.11
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google+
a post-technologist's early review
7.11.11
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re: the great american sameness
Erik, this is by far your best piece you've written! I love the descriptions along your road trip. They remind me of the many road trips I've taken from Phoenix, AZ to Seattle and back. Or last summer when we drove from Phoenix through Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana to Glacier National Park. What I like best about this piece, is that it flows so naturally. You weave your point in about "sameness" subtly with diplomacy. And your point is something EVERY person living in America needs to be more open to. I agree that the very "sameness" you speak of is killing our ability to "think" in this country. I applaud your efforts in opening up the topic for discussion.
re: google+
You are exactly right and you beat me to this point. It's missing the integration. Well done.
re: where have all the bad guys gone?
A very good perspective on why it's never easy nowadays to just pick a side & stick with it at the movies.
re: occupational profiling
It's all very confusing!
re: love a fair
Sorry I'm so late. I'm way behind with my email.
re: how the privileged get more privileges
Beautiful!
re: how to be on the internet
This advise applies to many things, not just Internet postings. Well done.
re: how to be on the internet
Such wisdom!
re: understanding the zombie invasion
Excellent!
re: understanding the zombie invasion
Mucho entertaining. Time wasted/well-spend reading this.
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