Bryan Goodrich

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Member since June 24, 2004

Having spent the past several years blogging about many topics, often associated with my education at the time, I want to consolidate the focus of this blog. As my header states, I want to focus on more homely matters to which we all can relate. In particular, I am going to discuss things involving computers, technology, security, and the like. I am also going to talk about health, diet, and exercise. Additionally, I am going to make a significant change with regard to personal matters. For the past several years I made a point to keep my personal life relatively absent in my writing. Nonetheless, that is going to change, as recent blogs demonstrate.

The only remainder of my previous blogging habit will include debates. These will be tagged as such and include tags for the relevant topic. Religion will be included mostly as a life topic. Besides those tags, I will now only use one of the three tags: computers, health, personal. Old blogs will remain here, but an extended project will be to rewrite the substantial blogs onto my Homepage or into an essay format with appropriate research.

  • Going Bye Bye

    Like some other ancient Xangans, I'll be leaving this dying fortress of trolldom. Between school, work, doing my own projects, doing projects with other organizations, using my website as an outlet for my technological and academic musing, engaging and helping others at Talk Stats, I have just lost all interest in Xanga. I'll keep my account open so I can stalk some of you or message stuff that is interesting, but I've really not kept up on what is new in Xangaland. Seriously, I think it's been a week since I last took a peek at my inbox. I may simply cut down my subscription to those people that post stuff I'd be interested in seeing. Frankly, most of the crap I don't care to look at these days are just recommendations to what other people post or comment. It's garbage I don't care about, and I might have one new weblog from my subscriber a week that I'd probably miss in this trash heap.

    Therefore, I'll be culling the herd for what remains. I'm migrating a few of my more academic blogs to my website. Some of my philosophy stuff I may work on concatenating into a document to keep in my literature section of my site. I'll delete the rest of my posts. My user will be largely empty here.

     

    If you want to stay in touch, you have a number of options. You can message me here, no doubt. You'd do better to join me on Facebook or something. If you want to keep to my more professional dialog, you'd do even better to join me on G+. I don't use it much, but now it'll become my center for posting interesting and thoughtful news I find on Twitter or the net. It's also the place where I'm going to have my professional/academic organizations. I'm currently part of a research team, and I hope we'll make use of G+ for some collaboration for that reason. Eventually I plan to let people "sign up" for accounts at my website. Then you can create a user there to keep in touch with me. I may also include a Facebook login to my website that'll let you post comments from your Facebook account on my blog. For now, just post anonymously. If there's no other way, message me here for my email address. If you're cute, I'll give you my phone number too. Sext me! haha

    I've been here over half a decade and have posted quite a bit of stuff. It's in the past, though. I have big plans for the future, so I close this chapter of my life with no regret.

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