Four Year Blogiversary
Posted by Robbie Cooper on September 22nd, 2008 | TrackbackI wrote my first post on this blog on Sept. 22, 2004. Four years later and I’m still at it.
I wrote my first post on this blog on Sept. 22, 2004. Four years later and I’m still at it.
I’m not sure I’ll invest the time to try to resolve the IE issue with rendering my Twitter feed. It would just be so much easier if the rest of you could just switch to Firefox, Safari, or even Chrome.
Guess who is currently ranked as the most influential conservative blog in Texas?
Because, frankly, we don’t believe that Austin is at weird as the slogan implies. We don’t believe that Austin is as Liberal as most think it is. We believe that the Liberals are just more vocal and better organized that we are.
Blog Net News has upgraded their statewide blog influence index to include a 12 week rolling average, a per-post influence measure, and a new liberal and conservative influence rank.
Anyhow — I’ve granted full Author and Publish permissions to two people who I trust and respect. So you might see a few new voices around here.
My 4th Blogiversary is just around the corner (Sept 22).
Chuck was killed riding his motorcycle last week when a gravel truck pulled out in front of him on HWY 29 in Georgetown.
What’s funny is watching the Left, despite the shivers for Obama running up and down their legs, try to maintain the facade of “unbiased” and “objective” reporting and analysis.
Just trying a test post with my new Samsung Instinct.
Also spent about an hour after the speech by Robert Novak (which totally kicked ass, and I’ll write more about it in the morning) talking to Terry Reid, who worked in the White House for the Reagan administration. I’m going to help her straighten out her Facebook page tomorrow.
And the one Conservative blog? Yep, as part of their Netroots Nation coverage, they also have a nice little profile of UrbanGrounds (with a link, and they actually got my blog name right this time).
An interesting topic being discussed is the relative civility of tone and discussion in the Right-o-sphere. Which is a great contrast between the incivility on the Left-o-sphere.
It’s a good and fair article — just wish he would have at least got the name of my site correct. Oh well.