Posts Tagged ‘My Websites’

This is the 500th post on ChristopherWink.com

Not long ago I celebrated the one-year anniversary of ChristopherWink.com. Well, really, I think we all celebrated that fine day. This is the 500th post I’ve done here, some much better than others. Today, why not cue up the video montage and look at the way we were.

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Disclaimer: transparency on a journalist Web site

I have a disclaimer page on this Web site now. Last week I wrote about my writing a letter on behalf of a mentor of mine. He is leaving my alma mater Temple University after being pressured out. This is a subject about which I have a personal investment. All journalists should use their personal [...]

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My Services: Hire me to tell your story

Hire me to tell your story. For a birthday, anniversary, wedding or another special event, let me tell your story. I will interview you or your family and compile a commemorative profile, just as it might appear in a newspaper or magazine. If you choose, it can be printed and framed in a variety of [...]

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Wordle: Cool tag clouds for text

Check the above tag bubble for this site. Looks very cool. At Wordle.net, you can create beautiful tag clouds for any site or block of text. Give it a try. Hat tip to 10,000 Words, through whom I found Wordle – very cool application.

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Blavatar, banner for ChristopherWink.com

Mark this off the list of simple things I wanted to get done for this site. I made the above banner, though I don’t have plans for using it as a header. Rather, it’ll serve its purpose as a focus when I need one, in places like on my blogging experience page. Something that no [...]

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A German nod to ChristopherWink dot com for young journalists

I’m always surprised and really proud to see my unique visitors and subscriptions increasing and love nothing more than a fresh comment to help create a dialogue I try to highlight on this site. Now, that has happily been a fairly regular occurrence for a good portion of this site’s one-year plus existence. Still, sometimes [...]

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My five most viewed posts of 2008

Everyone does their lots of lists to end of the year. So, consider this my wishing you a grand, happy and successful 2009 and my doing just that. I celebrated my one-year anniversary on this site early December with some of my most popular and favorite posts, so, because they might otherwise overlap, this is [...]

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Broad Street Run 2009: I'm joining, are you?

I never was a runner. I played basketball in high school, something with which I’ve kept up a bit. I wasn’t a runner. Still, I am – fairly early on – throwing my hat in on this year’s Broad Street Run, the busiest 10-mile run in the country, to be held this year on May [...]

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So late in claiming this site, others on Technorati

I am at least one year behind in claiming this site on Technorati. I’ll bet you’re in one of two camps: either you think it’s ridiculous I’m only now understanding this process or you have no idea what I am talking about. And, believe me, either way there’s a good chance you’re not going to [...]

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OpenID: WTF is it, why TF it helps

I can admit that ignored what an OpenID is mostly until last week. Yeah, I suppose that’s embarrassing for a man of my enormous stature. …Right. Well, if you don’t have one or just might like to know what gives about the vague-sounding device, let me give you a quick tour.

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