Part of the problem with blogging is it is often contextless. You don’t know me, or if you KNEW me in my past you certainly do not know me NOW. You do not see my face or my body language as it reacts. You do not know where I have been or what I believe [...]
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I am so excited it is the beginning October! Not only does that mean my favorite season is nigh, but it also mean my crazy September is behind me!! With entering into session again from a very low-key August recess, launching a 10-week evangelism training group, finishing-up a 7-month biblical worldview training program, and enduring [...]
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I was browsing through my hit log and noticed someone visited novus lumen from New Zealand. I wondered out how in the world he discovered my blog and found out the author of the book I referenced in my post on Capitol Hill community referenced it on his blog, www.outofboundschurch.org. Pretty cool! Also, I am [...]
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Those who are fluent in Latin have noticed a technical problem with my blog’s name: it should read Novum Lumen, or even Lumen Novum for a more natural Latin. While you may doubt my sincerity, I did this on purpose. The term “novus lumen” in Latin is not technically correct and is a downright embarrassment [...]
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As you can see, I am (virtually) back online with my newly hosted domain novuslumen.net. I spent the weekend importing my old posts (still working on getting the comments to accompany them…) and tweaking the new WordPress site, and I think things are back up enough to cut the ribbon to the new place. [...]
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My affair with Blogger was wonderful, yet shortlived. It is a great beginners service, but not entirely adaquet and rather limiting. I finally purchased a web-hosting service for my novuslumen.net domain, but will be a little bit until I can set up that website with WordPress, the powerful open source blogger platform.
I realize I JUST [...]
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It’s happened: novus lumen is now officially googleable! Now, understand that not every webpage out there is automatically googleable. Unless their “robots” find, catalogue, and recatalogue your website, you will live in obscurity in the digital landscape.
So break out the party hats, pour the champaign, and celebrate!
-jeremy
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