Dan’s Personal Blog — Status Update

by DAN CALLOWAY
Published 29 March 2010

WEAVERVILLE, NC – I decided a couple of days ago to start writing blogs on a somewhat daily basis–maybe three or four times per week rather than every day depending on the amount of time I have to spend on writing a personal blog and if I have anything to write about. I will continue to write other blog articles of a more serious nature and link them to the features on the homepage, but I thought it would be good to give my readers what they want, which is a blog feature that is geared more toward a personal slant for me rather than one which represents world events, newsworthy items, or that deal with other than personal issues.

At the moment, however, I’m struggling on a name to give my Personal Blog. I just can’t seem to find an appropriate name for the personal blog that I like. I had considered the title: On a Personal Level, but somehow that name just doesn’t ring my chimes, if you know what I mean.

Therefore, I am asking my readers to come up with a name that they think I should use to attach to my personal blogs feature. This name will be at the head of every personal blog post that I write and will be the featured title replacing Dan’s Personal Blog in Feature 4 on the homepage and replacing the word Blog in the image associated with this feature.

Whoever gives me a name that I like the most will receive credit for providing the new name and will have their username displayed on the Feature Page itself.

So, please think of some catchy names that I can use. They don’t have to be one-word names, but can be phrases as well. For example, a very good personal blog name that is being used by a dear friend of mine for her own blogsite is: Words Between Us. I can’t use that name because that would be plagiarism or stealing. Please submit your suggestions as comments to this post.

I’ll wait a few days to see if any good names come forth. I appreciate your patronage.

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by DAN CALLOWAY
Posted September 24, 2009; The Chronicler’s Web

WEAVERVILLE, NC -- As a follow on article to a previous one we posted on the Iranian Goverment’s decision to terminate the Internet connectivity of its citizens, here is a video that reports the Iranian government is now seriously considering imposing the death penalty on anyone who posts offensive blogs in its country.

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Aide Resigns Over Facebook Posts on Harvard Arrest

By Sewell Chan

Updated, 10:15 a.m. | The arrest of the Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. on a disorderly conduct charge — later dropped — has prompted adiscussion about race and policing in America, particularly after President Obama weighed in (and later backed away from initial remarks) on the episode.

The ramifications have reached far beyond Cambridge, Mass., and Washington. On Monday, a young aide to a New York City politician resigned after posting comments on her Facebook page about the controversy.

The aide, Lee Landor, who had been the deputy press secretary to the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, since May, posted comments on her Facebook page criticizing Mr. Gates and the president, whom she referred to at one point as “O-dumb-a.” (more…)

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