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If you're here looking for news on Latin America, try the following two links:
Bloggings by Boz
Beautiful Horizons (by Randy Paul)
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Friday, September 22, 2006
Bloggings by Boz
Beautiful Horizons (by Randy Paul)
About this blog
Partisan but inconclusive reflections from David Holiday. This blog was mostly active from March 2004 to September 2005, and has recently been revived as of late 2009. Posts from that earlier period are searchable through the google link below. For those folks interested in Latin America, I strongly recommend subscribing to Joshua Frens-String's M-F news summaries, at joshuafrens-string.com. For over 20 years, I worked professionally on Central America -- residing there from 1991-2005, writing and working on human rights, peace processes and democratization. Following two short-term assignments -- in Uzbekistan (before getting kicked out), and Kabul, Afghanistan (voluntary departure!) -- I landed back in Washington, DC, working on Latin America. You can check out my website for further professional details. .
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I would like to extend an invitation to you to join in on a collective blogging section of our upcoming winter issue of Reconstruction. The issue is the “Theories/Practices of Blogging.” In addition to the special section of posts on blogging there will be about a dozen essays on blogging.
The deadline is October 27th.
Our intent in this section of the issue will be to collect a wide range of bloggers and link up to their statements in regards to why they blog (something many of us are asked) and any statement they have on the theories/practices of blogging.
If you already have a post on this you can feel free to use it, or, if you are interested, you can submit a new one.
We will link to each statement from the issue at our site, with the intent of creating a hyperlinked list of statements on blogging that can serve as an introduction to blogging (or an expansion of knowledge for those already blogging).
If you are interested please contact me at mdbento @ gmail.com
Hey David.
Come back to the blogosphere.
I miss your writing.
Paz,
Julio
As salaam alaikum.
I am a Canadian Muslim writer of short fiction, poetry and Islamic non-fiction articles. I am just blog surfing today and came in. Insha'Allah come by my blog:
http://nuhgondek.blogspot.com
Wa salaama,
nuh ibn
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