Behind the Scenes October & Noevember

Been adding static content to the main site. Lots of new stuff there, check it out.

In November, things may be really dragging for content as I attempt NANOWRIMO again this year. Will post updates to all blogs as much as possible. New content for the site may be at a stand still during this month. But, will be back in full swing in December.

Thanks for visiting all BaedonWebZ Blogs!

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New section added to The Archives!!!

English: Charles Sturt University Regional Archives located at CSU's South Wagga campus. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Currently being entered into The Archives is a cool website that takes a look at the End of the World. Throughout history, doomsayers have been proclaiming the end of the world is at hand and yet we're still here. One day, this cosmic marble will crumble to dust. Until then, enjoy this look at Doomsday Prophecy throughout history.

In other site news, The Chandar Project is currently on hold while I regain my sanity, just in time to lose it in November for NANOWRIMO. Twenty Spark is likewise on hold. The Black Door will be getting some updates in the near future. And I'm still trying to wrap my brain around more materials for Armchair.

As always, if you like what you see or have suggestions for content, let us know.

May Update

Sunrise in Cape May (Photo credit: WilliamMarlow)

Holy Cow!, May is almost over with and things have been hopping behind the scenes. Here's a breakdown.

• Been hard at work on the map for Chandar City, hopefully will have it posted by the end of July on RPG Corner.
• Twenty new writing sparks are ready to go for June.
• At least two new websites are about ready to be added to the Archives.
• Lots more in store for the summer! Keep looking around, no telling what you might discover.

Have a wonderful summer!

Coming up on BaedonWebz for Jan 5-11, 2014

Writer's Block? (Photo credit: Raymond Bryson)

To give you an idea on what is in the chute for this week.

For the main site, working on resurrecting yet another website archive from the ashes. This one is a long section, still debating on how best to incorporate these sections into the site. Might experiment with creating Sub-sites for these archives.

Over on Armchair Theonomy, working on two new articles about Omnism. While Twenty Spark will have five more writing prompts for those dealing with writer's block. Lazee Rants should have at least one new post this week and a new section featuring posts from around the web will be appearing about mid-week.

If you would like to contribute to any of the sections of BaedonWebz, we'd love to hear from you. Just leave a comment below or contact us via our G-Mail acount at BaedonWebz.

That's all for now, be safe out there and remember, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR *SAUCES!
*(interrogative) slang for "source"- usually used when asking for the source a particular file on a "chan" or other chat/image board.

new Blog, Theologica mirror complete.

Black door (Photo credit: smith)

The Theologica Mirror is now complete, for those who enoyed that section of the old website.

A new blog has been added to the BaedonWebz family of blogs, The Black Door. This will be for ecploring the unexplained and conspiracies. Before WordPress decided to be a pain, I had begun posting on these subjects, people seemed to enjoy it, so you will find that under the Articles section of the website.

Still experimenting with a few items, will do my best to get things sorted over the next couple of days.

Theologica Mirror

hebkoords.jpg (Photo credit: pkicken)

The mirror of Theologica.net is almost totally processed, only three pages to go. I have a head cold kicking my butt, so will get the rest done as soon as possible. Stay tuned for more updates.

The return of The Church of the Holy Spork

A 1908 design patent drawing for a spork, from U.S. Patent (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Church of the Holy Spork is back online at BaedonWebz.com. I am proud to say that I am hosting a version of this wonderfully entertaining look at religion. There are still a few items missing, but will have those added very soon. For now, it is to late in the day for me to be worrying about why they are not showing up. I'll figure it out as we go along.

If you haven't experienced The Church of the Holy Spork, head on over and check it out. You know you want to. May the Spork be with you!

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First popular article series back online.

Paul vs Jesus Series

Popular series of articles, "Paul vs Jesus", now back online about BaedonWebz.com. Head on over if you haven't read them or want to know where to find them.

Introducing the BaedonWebz Family

Yes, things in the Mother Ship (here) have slowed to a crawl, but that is because I want to be sure the posts I write here are polished and refined before I slap them up for the world to see.

In the mean time, I've recovered some of my old blogs on Blogger. You will notice a new selection in the top menu that will direct you to the BeadonWebz Family of Blogs. Until I figure out how to migrate this site to WPMU (or find someone to help me with the task), these blogs will remain off site but still be part of the BaedonWebz experience. Here is a quick overview of what you will find.

Twenty Spark: An inspirational blog for bloggers. Twenty times a month, you will find small posts that are intended to spark ideas for your next blog. Some are whimsical while others are profound. Hopefully you will find something to get those blogging juices flowing.

Baedon's Sandbox: Just a place to muck about and share odd stuff that I really don't want to put on the main blog. YouTube vids, odd websites, anything that just doesn't fit on BaedonWebz.

Lazee Rantz: My earliest jaunt into the Blogging World. There you will find my rants that just don't count as editorials. Something ticks me off, I'll prolly post about it there.

The Chandar Project: This is the clearing house of ideas for a fantasy campaign setting for use with and D20 system of gaming. I tend to lean towards Pathfinder, but the info could easily be adapted for any fantasy game system.

photo credit: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com via photopin cc

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