well, kind of new … in our efforts to migrate to a new programming language, we have replaced our blogging system. not only are our new blogs far more lovely on the eye than the previous models (and hopefully they will become even more so as we customize each), they are also much more versatile and will allow their authors the flexibility bloggers have come to expect in this era of blog ubiquity.
laurencer
Jun 04 2004
05:53 pm
well, kind of new … in our efforts to migrate to a new programming language, we have replaced our blogging system. not only are our new blogs far more lovely on the eye than the previous models (and hopefully they will become even more so as we customize each), they are also much more versatile and will allow their authors the flexibility bloggers have come to expect in this era of blog ubiquity.
so, without further ado, the current cino blog lineup:
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[:6ca46a5c70]The Jason Vande Brake Reader by Jason Vande Brake
:6ca46a5c70]an encounter with the emerging church by Matt Deames
[:6ca46a5c70]the vg-r project by Rob and Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma
[*:6ca46a5c70]OVERHANG by Grant Elgersma and Joel Zuidhof
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our blogs are no longer restricted to entries about specific topics or projects, so authors will have much more freedom to blog as they please.
enjoy! we’ll update you when we add more.