Summary: MultiMarkdown lets me write formatted documents, in a human-readable plain text, exportable either to *.html (for the Web) or to *.rtf (for word processing). Such a plain-text file will archive practically forever. This post is written in MultiMarkdown.
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Summary: Busy, busy, so it’s RBoC for you.
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The newest Teaching Carnival (4.8), by Annie Vocature Bullock, is available! Linking to this edition of the Carnival, ProfHacker Jason B. Jones also fills us in on where it began, and how one can host or contribute to a Teaching Carnival. It is through the Teaching Carnival that I began to get to know most [...]
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Summary: On good writing, lousy blogging, constipation, and science fiction. I can tell that this post is a good one because WordPress grammar checker *hates* it.
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Summary: Reading the Hebrew Bible—aloud, for my part—in two years, with the Miqra Group.
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Summary: Suddenly, a shot rang out. A door slammed. The maid screamed. Or, Grading papers at the Pentateuch party.
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Summary: I have in mind a short series of short posts on why I write in this space, what sorts of things get in the way, and what kinds of writing decisions make it worth while.
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…of guilt-free blogging. Blue Gal reminds me that May is National “It’s Okay If I Don’t Blog Today” Month. Have a good day. [Six Days Remain… was written by G. Brooke Lester for Anumma.com and was originally posted on 2010/05/25. Except as noted, it is © 2010 G. Brooke Lester and licensed for re-use only [...]
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So what does it take for a reasonably regular blogger to go AWOL for nearly two weeks? Not much, it turns out. I changed my daily schedule a bit in order to get more physical exercise, and there was this beautiful spot in the day when I usually write my posts, and… Anyway, I’m playing [...]
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