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NORCAL BLOGS


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WELCOME TO NORCAL BLOGS

Welcome to NorCal Blogs. Please explore and interact with the offerings from our
current bloggers.

Interested in adding your voice and becoming a blogger? Send 5-10 samples and a
short description to editor David Little at dlittle@chicoer.com. If you’re added
to our blogs, we ask that you follow our guidelines.

The views and opinions expressed by the bloggers and commenters are not
necessarily representative of the Enterprise-Record or its staff.

Breathe In, Breathe Out by Don Regis-Bilar
Breathing is something all of us do as humans, as Chicoans and often life, at
least my life as a writer, is one focused breath at a time.

Buzz Blog by Ryan Olson and Jammie Karlman
The Buzz has entered the blogosphere and is ready to serve.

Etc. Guy by Eric Miller
Etc. Guy shares tales about a married father navigating through life. He tries,
not always successfully, to stay out of trouble with his wife and daughters but
lives on to tell the story.

Lily of the Valley by Lily Laughlin
Miscellaneous articles such a recipes for Asian cooking, the cliche “It’s a
small world,” observations as a senior citizen and perhaps traveling in and
about our state and elsewhere.

Post Scripts by Jack Lee and Tina Grazier
Real life stories coupled with news and information you won’t find anywhere
else!

Sow There! by Heather Hacking
Impertinent commentary on gardening, life and most things wacky.

Travels with Pat by Pat Feldhaus
Highlights of current and past travels, covering 46 years on six continents,
including much of the United States.

Watts Up With That? by Anthony Watts
This blog deals with puzzling things in life, nature, science, technology,
recent news events and attempts to provide answers.

Here is a list of most blogs from NorCal Blogs, including special events and
features that are no longer being updated. They are offered “as-is.”


NORCAL BLOGS – FULL LISTING

 * 26.2 Reasons Why by Dennis Schmidt
 * 400 Years of the Telescope
 * The Ambivalent Environmentalist by Dean Carrier
 * Another Man’s Treasure by Mark Herrera
 * An Apple a Day by Aldebra Schroll MD
 * Blof’s Blog by Ted Blofsky, Jr.
 * Breathe In, Breathe Out by Don Regis-Bilar.
 * Bullfight by Dan Nguyen-Tan
 * But this is Chico, too by Steve Brown
 * Butte, Glenn, Tehama Counties: Your Local Perspective by the Center for
   Economic Development
 * Buzz Blog by Ryan Olson and Jammie Karlman
 * Chico Real Estate Reality by Scott Huber and Mark Reaman
 * Chico, Sustainable by Jeremy Miller
 * Chico’s Book in Common: ‘Three Cups of Tea’
 * Chico’s Book in Common: ‘The Soloist’
 * Commission Impossible by Lon Glazner
 * Congressional Blog from U.S. Rep. Tom McClintock
 * Debunking the Bunk by Fred Davis
 * Dog’s Breakfast by Alan Chamberlain
 * Dollars and Investment Sense by Joseph Sweeney
 * Editorial Bored by Mark Sorensen
 * EdSuccess by Dr. Joni Samples
 * The E-R Sports Show by Enterprise-Record staff
 * E-R Reporters’ Notebook by Enterprise-Record staff
 * Etc. Guy by Eric Miller
 * From Almonds to Olives by Whitney Ann Popp
 * The Fairer Sex by Robert Pepple
 * Gate by Chuck Wolk
 * Hack at the Track by Leland Gordon
 * Iconoclastic by Meagan Dixon
 * In Plane View by Alice Patterson
 * An Internet Globetrotter by Gary D. Brune
 * I Was Caught Being Good by Jeanne Newton
 * Jane Doe, Alive and Well by Tina Hoover
 * Just a Guy by Jim Carter
 * Just Peace by Sue Hilderbrand

 * Life Interrupted by Jana Dawson Frazier
 * My Life on the Spectrum by Pam Boyer
 * Lily of the Valley by Lily Laughlin
 * The Litter Box by Travis Souders
 * North State Sports and Shorts by Joe Shufelberger
 * The North Valley Kids Connection by Dr. Craig Corp
 * The Nosebleed Section by Leland Gordon
 * Observation Deck by Josh Cook
 * On Foot by Laurie Kavenaugh
 * Orland – The Straight Scoop by Bob Bishop
 * Outlawed Baseball by Patrick Kinmartin
 * Pilot’s Blog by Tom Knowles
 * Planes, Trains & Automobiles by Greg Fischer
 * Post Scripts by Jack Lee and Tina Grazier
 * Postcards by Marianne Paiva
 * The Real World by Phil Elkins (“Sr. Felipe”)
 * Reasonably Educated Bumpkins by Laurie LaGrone
 * Road sign ahead: Butte County by Robert Cyr
 * Running to be my Best by Douglas De Soto
 * Ship of Fools by Cris Frazer
 * SimplyFit by Laurie Jones
 * Sow There! by Heather Hacking
 * Teen Passion by Amelia Stone
 * Thinkin’ Outloud by Garry Cooper
 * Those Amazing Birds by Roger Lederer
 * The Tipping Point by Tammy Waller Aviles
 * Travels with Pat by Pat Feldhaus
 * The Uncomfortable Truth by Quentin Colgan
 * Tied up in Thailand by Sam Weber
 * Turning Japanese by Jen Siino
 * Up The Mainstream by Dan Carter
 * Walter Ballin by Walter Ballin
 * Watts Up With That? by Anthony Watts




BLOGGING GUIDELINES



If you’re added to the NorCal Blogs roster, here are some basic guidelines:

 * Readers like blogs that are up-to-date with concise, timely posts.
   * NorCal Blogs recommends that bloggers post at least once a week, but more
     frequent updates are excellent.
 * Please no profanity, mild or otherwise. We ask this of both posters and
   people leaving comments.
 * Please do not publish posts or comments containing inaccurate information,
   especially regarding private individuals. The practice is known as libel and
   is a serious matter. If there’s any doubt, please feel free to contact us for
   advice.
 * As the overall owner of NorCal Blogs, the Enterprise-Record reserves the
   ultimate right to remove obscene, libelous or abusive posts or comments.
 * If you wish to use anything other than basic text in your blogs (i.e. photos,
   videos, etc), it is up to you to know or learn basic HTML coding. We can only
   provide limited assistance with HTML and basic computer usage.
 * Contact us if you’re experiencing technical difficulties with the blog. We
   will do our best to provide a prompt response, but we can’t guarantee an
   immediate solution.

Thanks again for your interest in NorCal Blogs. We’re eager to promote greater
communication and community in Northern California and on the Internet.




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