Blog Oklahoma Podcast 38: Oklahoma, Go Blog Something

Every week when I visit many of the member blogs for the podcast I notice some people posted daily, some weekly, some monthly, and others well I think they might have forgotten they have a blog. In this era of Twitter, Facebook, and other like services, many of us forget to post in the long form. So this got me asking myself if I can do something to get you to blog. The answer I got back was probably not, but I'm going to try anyway. So I'm suggesting to the Oklahoma blogging community to declare Wednesday, September 9, 2009 as "Oklahoma, Go Blog Something Day!" There are no suggested topics. No events to promote. No propaganda to spread. In fact there is no reason what so ever for this day other than the fact to get you to post something to your blog. Okay I will suggest one thing, post something longer than 140 characters. This is your opportunity to reestablish yourself in paragraph form. Tell your friends, post to Twitter, Facebook, or where ever you've been hanging out. Encourage your fellow Oklahomans to go blog something on Wednesday, September 9, 2009. In the News: Some of the latest headlines from the Oklahoma blog-o-sphere and (Bum Bum Buuuum) the main stream media. 77 Counties visits Custer County A Casual Affair cooks up Cherry Almond Mousse Pie And So She Blogs comments on the Bounce Dryer Bar Batesline provides a round up of Tulsa bloggers OCU LAW News Podcast visits with C. Blue Clark about his book "Indian Tribes of Oklahoma: A Guide" Bliss is IMPATIENTLY WAITING for September 5th Blogging Basics 101 talks about free graphic software Cindy's Clipboard looks back to 1994 Okie Tourist takes the family to White Water Bay And Community Gardening, Urban Agriculture and Food Security tells of... This Week in Oklahoma History: September 1, 1893, the Battle of Ingalls http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Bunch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ingalls http://www.blogoklahoma.us/Marker.asp?id=678 Links mentioned in this episode: www.throwyourvoice.com jchutchins.net Music: Suave Cha Cha Cha by Terio Politically Incorrect Redneck by When Rock Met Country