An experiment from the D&M labs
He may have changed his name on Twitter but he will always be Toddblog to us.
Take a few minutes (actually six minutes and 40 seconds) to hear the voice behind the type…
Sites mentioned:
Toddblog.net
The Greteman Group
Life Hacker
BoingBoing
Smashing Magazine
Mashable
Church Marketing Sucks
This attempt at podcasting is an experiment. Just like all the cool [...]
If Leonardo lived today and he was an ardent fan of The Big Lebowski like say, Coach Rainbolt, he might’ve painted the Last Supper like this.
The McClenahans want to announce that Cora is going to be a big sister.
The first appointment with the doctor, a sonogram and a due date.
* The headline is borrowed from the title of the book A Broken Heart Still Beats: After Your Child Dies. Ed. Anne McCracken & Mary Seme
Nancy has had some health problems and it has led her to write her own bucket list.
Spacefem finds Facebook, “a depository of uninteresting people” (especially the baby-centric flavor of certain unnamed accounts). She has also found a way to deal with (i.e. block) some of the mind-numbing aspects of its “colorful” quizzes and applications economy.
After much contemplation the Mind of MandoRon has developed four categories of people according to their approach to email. Which one are you?
Cody has a link to a collision of comedian, classifieds and email correspondence.
Until it becomes a habit that disrupts relationships and makes life miserable. Lisaq points to some relevant links on the topic and bravely tells of her own addiction to drama.
Missylew says it is easy. And then lays out, with the help of 20 years of experience in finance and accounting, how it should be easy.
Lori was one of the fortunate 5,000 who attended this years event. Pictures included.
Jaime shows off her new camera with a still and video.
Special guest appearance in the video by former (and hopefully future) blogger Mark McCormick.
For every child who has been potty trained there is a story from the parental unit(s). Some are funny, some are frustrating and some are mind boggling. Most of them are not done in triplicate at the exact same time. Maranda weaves the narrative.
(Correction– Maranda’s name was misspelled but is now correct. We apologize for [...]
The picture of one man standing in front of a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square, 20 years ago, is inspiring and heartbreaking at the same time. Poppypundit found a picture of the same event from a different angle that illustrates the context of this unknown man’s bravery.
If you want to know more about the [...]
Dejavaboom has his reasons. As a blogger he, of course, posts them for you to read.
Mike likes what he finds in the 3.0 operating system but he wonders, “what took them so long?” He would like the new 3G S iPhone too if it didn’t come atattched to the initials A.T.& T.
The process, thought and otherwise, that moved Chandra to take her two week excursion to the media sensation that is Greensburg, KS.
37 years ago this month the first Libertarian National convention was held in Denver, Colorado, five men were arrested for a fifth-rate burglary at the Watergate Hotel and the United States returned Okinawa back to the Japanese government. And Mathias entered the world.
Paul, the blogger not the apsotle, has some thoughts on self-righteous indignation. He quotes Dallas Willard, usually a good choice; and he quotes Anne Lamott, which is always a good choice.
Shannon Twitters. So does Justin Timberlake. Shannon has a thing for Justin Timberlake. Justin discovers Shannon’s thing for him. Squeeeing becomes a part of the Twitter lexicon.
Check out Shannon’s other blog Remarkably Clever. It has ideas you can use in tech, travel and daily life.
We at Douglas and Main love the Wichita Eagle. They have top notch reporters and without them we would be in the dark about many local events.
Could it be better? Yep. There is not enough local coverage. The local work is choked by a national chain that seeks to suck out every last dollar while [...]
John B. of Cycling in Wichita and Robert of River City Cyclist are putting together, “a map of Wichita that will show information that those of us who travel in the city via bicycle–not just bike-commuters–tell us they find useful.” They want to make this a collaborative effort and are asking for your help.
John B. [...]
Then feast your eyes on the pictures from the El Dorado twister last week.
A fun little app for your Twitter kit.
Bonus mention of the Douglas and Main writing staff.
Want to see the next technological advance in wedding photography? Kevin reveals his “labor of love.”
Bill Wilson yawns, points to a Harvard study, and asks, “What’s the big deal?”
Cherp, with clear eyes and full heart, explains why Twitter isn’t a fad.
David Kamerer, without taking sides, points to the value of Twitter (as well as other social media) in Iran.
And good riddance. Read the quote at trial & error.Follow the link at the end of the quote to get Anil Dash’s full thought.Read the links in his blog. Watch the video (it’s NSFW but it is on the nose and bonus funny). Then send a kind word to someone who is trying but hasn’t [...]
Patsy is no longer pondering for the Mental Health Association. She has a new job.
Take the “Beat Poets Tour of Denver” with Intern [life]. He has pictures.
More links to more local blogging minds. There are over 300 blogs on the roll now.
GoPlayKansas — A blog of the Visioneering Wichita Recreation Alliance. Let that be either encouragement or warning.
Leftwinglucy’s blog — A photographer’s view of life in Wichita.
There is No Box, There Never Was — She rejects metaphors and does art
River [...]
My Journey – One local man chronicles his battle with his weight.
Premeditated Scootin’ – A man, a scooter named Max; and their adventures.
Mare’s Happenings — A happily married mother of four with a three-year old grandson.
Chris from ICT — Some art, some technology and some punk. Ratios vary.
purrpleheat – Local woman who likes PR and [...]
