Comments on: The Wall and the Well http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/writing/the-wall-and-the-well/ Writing That Puts Story First Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:08:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: P. Bradley Robb http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/writing/the-wall-and-the-well/comment-page-1/#comment-120 P. Bradley Robb Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:43:09 +0000 http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/?p=379#comment-120 In incidental news, one of my classmates from my second attempt at college, Stacy Snyder, had appeal rejected today. She lost her teaching cert and had her BS in Education turned into a BA in English largely due to her MySpace page. http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081205-court-rejects-appeal-over-student-teacher-drunk-myspace-pics.html In incidental news, one of my classmates from my second attempt at college, Stacy Snyder, had appeal rejected today. She lost her teaching cert and had her BS in Education turned into a BA in English largely due to her MySpace page.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081205-court-rejects-appeal-over-student-teacher-drunk-myspace-pics.html

]]> By: dbrowell http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/writing/the-wall-and-the-well/comment-page-1/#comment-119 dbrowell Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:13:29 +0000 http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/?p=379#comment-119 If you end up writing a book, I want an autographed copy... :) I am eager to read what you come up with, should it start completely gelling and solidify for you. I think there's so much to explore as online and offline lives start to reach parity in importance. -Dean (from ND&P Blog) If you end up writing a book, I want an autographed copy… :)

I am eager to read what you come up with, should it start completely gelling and solidify for you.

I think there’s so much to explore as online and offline lives start to reach parity in importance.

-Dean (from ND&P Blog)

]]> By: P. Bradley Robb http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/writing/the-wall-and-the-well/comment-page-1/#comment-116 P. Bradley Robb Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:15:11 +0000 http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/?p=379#comment-116 Yeah, the problem is I was working in such large sweeps and attempting to be so thorough that the point was getting lost. I was pulling in a lot of background, which wasn't necessary but would have supported the later points (I'm guessing...) nicely. The way I'm choosing to attack this is actually very different, novel even. I'll throw some light on that at a later time. It's still gestating. Yeah, the problem is I was working in such large sweeps and attempting to be so thorough that the point was getting lost. I was pulling in a lot of background, which wasn’t necessary but would have supported the later points (I’m guessing…) nicely.

The way I’m choosing to attack this is actually very different, novel even. I’ll throw some light on that at a later time. It’s still gestating.

]]> By: aut0poietic http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/writing/the-wall-and-the-well/comment-page-1/#comment-115 aut0poietic Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:10:38 +0000 http://www.bradleyrobb.net/on/?p=379#comment-115 Sounds like you've hit my everyday. Even my technical posts tend to be massive lectures or tiny little blurbs -- which would be why I don't post as much as I should: It's always an ordeal. Here's hoping you get it out. I was enjoying the arguments presented, and I don't think any of us were coming from the same point of view, which was nice. Sounds like you’ve hit my everyday. Even my technical posts tend to be massive lectures or tiny little blurbs — which would be why I don’t post as much as I should: It’s always an ordeal.

Here’s hoping you get it out. I was enjoying the arguments presented, and I don’t think any of us were coming from the same point of view, which was nice.

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