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29 December 2006
Out with the Old; In with the New
Ringing Out the Old Year with a Newly Revised BBOV
Let's not allow the old year to pass without a final (I hope!) round of updates to the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©. We'll add three, change four, and delete two. If my advanced arithmetic powers have not escaped me, this gives us a net gain of one blog this time around.
To find out more about the BBOV and the benefits of listing each others' blogs, please read the first three links under Aurous Effluence in the sidebar. Those who'd like the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™© can either email me or copy the list from the Alley's source code (click View | Page Source or Control+U in Firefox or View | Source in Internet Explorer).
Good Things Happen in Threes
We welcome Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions to the Lutheran blogosphere. Of course, the Lutheran Confessions are de facto part and parcel of our blogging, but now there's a high powered site dedicated to in depth study of their content. Concordia is an extension of the excellent public domain resource for the Confessions, The Book of Concord online site.
Our next addition is Susan B's Lilac Rose. This blog's been around for several years. I think she was on hiatus when I started the Alley and missed being included in the original BBOV. I'm happy to report that this oversight has been corrected.
Northwoods Seelsorger is our final new site. Pastor Don Engebretson, an aptly self-described "carer of souls," provides a nice blend of depth with ease of reading.
Change Four, for Crying Out Loud
The following have altered their addresses and, in one instance the name. Please change the URLs for Balaam's Ass, the Old School Confessional, and Jason Evans' TheologyGeekBlog. Meanwhile, Jason Peterson has stopped adding to Ranting No More and begins anew with Theology from the Inverted Mind of a Lutheran.
Two Gone, Too Bad
Please say farewell to Life of Michael and to the short-lived (but already missed) These Curious Minds.
For these and all others enrolled in the BBOV, links back are certainly appreciated. And don't forget that all of those listed benefit when you use the entire blogroll. Also, if you'd like to graphically point to the Alley and the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©, you may use the above design from St. Charles Place or one of these blog buttons:
Finally, if you own or know of a Lutheran blog demonstrating a quia confessional subscription and would like me to consider it for inclusion, please leave a comment. And again, for more information about why this stuff benefits confessional Lutheran blogging, morality, and other worthwhile things, please check out the first three links under Aurous Effluence in the sidebar.
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Let's not allow the old year to pass without a final (I hope!) round of updates to the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©. We'll add three, change four, and delete two. If my advanced arithmetic powers have not escaped me, this gives us a net gain of one blog this time around.To find out more about the BBOV and the benefits of listing each others' blogs, please read the first three links under Aurous Effluence in the sidebar. Those who'd like the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™© can either email me or copy the list from the Alley's source code (click View | Page Source or Control+U in Firefox or View | Source in Internet Explorer).
Good Things Happen in Threes
We welcome Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions to the Lutheran blogosphere. Of course, the Lutheran Confessions are de facto part and parcel of our blogging, but now there's a high powered site dedicated to in depth study of their content. Concordia is an extension of the excellent public domain resource for the Confessions, The Book of Concord online site.
Our next addition is Susan B's Lilac Rose. This blog's been around for several years. I think she was on hiatus when I started the Alley and missed being included in the original BBOV. I'm happy to report that this oversight has been corrected.
Northwoods Seelsorger is our final new site. Pastor Don Engebretson, an aptly self-described "carer of souls," provides a nice blend of depth with ease of reading.
Change Four, for Crying Out Loud
The following have altered their addresses and, in one instance the name. Please change the URLs for Balaam's Ass, the Old School Confessional, and Jason Evans' TheologyGeekBlog. Meanwhile, Jason Peterson has stopped adding to Ranting No More and begins anew with Theology from the Inverted Mind of a Lutheran.
Two Gone, Too Bad
Please say farewell to Life of Michael and to the short-lived (but already missed) These Curious Minds.
For these and all others enrolled in the BBOV, links back are certainly appreciated. And don't forget that all of those listed benefit when you use the entire blogroll. Also, if you'd like to graphically point to the Alley and the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©, you may use the above design from St. Charles Place or one of these blog buttons:
Finally, if you own or know of a Lutheran blog demonstrating a quia confessional subscription and would like me to consider it for inclusion, please leave a comment. And again, for more information about why this stuff benefits confessional Lutheran blogging, morality, and other worthwhile things, please check out the first three links under Aurous Effluence in the sidebar.
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please consider my blog for inclusion on the roll.
It is my intention to be confessional, vocational - and give some stress to the stress of raising a disabled child - along with the stress of a disabled synod-- all under the cross.
I commend to you longeyemoose.blogspot.com
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It is my intention to be confessional, vocational - and give some stress to the stress of raising a disabled child - along with the stress of a disabled synod-- all under the cross.
I commend to you longeyemoose.blogspot.com
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