Kevin at 5ksandcabernets says that runners are nicer in Fort Worth than Austin, but they have better restaurants. Not really surprised, there …
The Amon Carter Blog has some interesting daguerreotypes from the Mexican-American war posted, and a new web portal will be matching donations to the museum if donations are made throught the site on May 20, 2009 … Food and Fort Worth clips from the Fort Worth Business Press on the Kimbell’s new Michelangelo painting, then goes to report on a customer satisfaction survey of fast food. Talk about high-low …Dave at DallasPhotoworks has been kicking around Santa Fe, photographing traditional Indian basket art.
Eva-Marie at Extra Credit Blog reports that Fort Worth High School principals support the current policy of not allowing high school seniors to walk for graduation if they have not passed the TAKS tests required.
Richie Escovedo has put a discourse online about social media tools vs. the social web, and what that all means for PR people.
Fort Worth Can Do seems to be suggesting that the earthquake felt over the weekend might be related to gas drilling. Fortworthology is apparently serious about being on hiatus, until, they say, May 22. It’s better than just disappearing, but not completely reassuring after the sign-off by West and Clear last week.
Rob (follow him on twitter — @coffeetalkee) reviews the Kaloric Aqua 10-cup coffeemaker … and Log Cabin Village Blog features a podcast on how to make a bucket the old fashioned way. Julie at Silversmyth posts a story about Lampwork beads. Look for a three part series from her this week on organizing your jewelery box, and next week, a our first blog giveaway featuring one of her creations.
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Thanks for the blog mention! We appreciate it!
Take care…
Rena Lawrence
Log Cabin Village
We’re definitely still here – we’ve resumed posting today. The closure of W&C won’t be affecting Fort Worthology.
–Kevin
Glad to hear it Kevin. We thought you’d be around for the long run. But isn’t Fortworthology hosted by Panther City Media? Will you have to change hosting?
You’re welcome Rena! Your tweets and comment have stirred up my interest in visiting the Log Cabin Village, which I haven’t yet done.
Sonja,
Fort Worthology has been on its own hosting since Day One (a Mac-only company out of Colorado, for the curious). When we joined PCM we did not switch hosts.
There will be zero noticeable changes on the site as a result of the W&C shutdown, save the disappearance of the ad network. Fort Worthology will be launching its own ad sales soon to pick up the slack on getting local ads in front of readers.
Thanks for the shout-out and check back Thursday for more photos. I’ll be posting some fun turn-of-the-century pictorialist stuff.
Jana
Amon Carter Museum
We are hosted by godaddy.com … I’ve had them hosting my blogs and websites since 2002. Force of habit, but I’ve never been disappointed. And you CAN call them 24-7, to me that’s worth a lot.
Glad you’ll be around, and still shocked by West and Clear’s bowing out.
Sonja – thanks for the post mention and for these round-up posts.
You’re welcome Jana, and I love the Amon Carter museum.
You’re welcome Richie, I’m glad keeping tabs on the Fort Worth blogs is a worthwhile service I can provide.