Content Cluster [04-16-26]
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This is Why We Need the Internet . . . : Nancy’s Book in Hungary: As some of you know, I am on the board of the Joint Eastern European Project (JEEP), and they have recently establ...
Exit With Aplomb: Worth a Look: the best 3 minutes of video I've watched this year pic.twitter.com/1Li3jCT0rg— Lester (@Chen) April 28, 2026 Now That’s an Autumn Road: A Song I Rea...
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That Took a Lot of Thought: When You Ask Your Mother If You Can Get Out With Your Skateboard: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: A Question Worth Asking: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Bi...
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Good Works in Eastern Europe: As I believe many of you know, I serve on the board of the Joint Eastern European Project (JEEP). These folks are doing really good gospel work in a w...
Hey, Christian Kid . . .: A Return to Offensive Christianity: A friend has written what promises to be a good one, and today is the day it releases. You can get a copy here or here...
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A new open-source Drupal module aims to reduce the repeated custom development often required to connect Drupal-managed content with Mautic campaigns. By exposing Drupal nodes and...
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Stout Pirates, Watermelon Marines and the Woims that eat them on this week's Content We Liked.
Today in Commander Focus, it's Muddle, the Ever-changing, and all the copiable nonsense you can get up to with this otter.
In the evolution of data architecture, the industry has successfully moved through various cycles — from the rigid world of relational databases to the sprawling chaos of early Had...
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