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After years of usage, I decided to disable the Disqus commenting system from my site and return to the native Wordpress system. Here's why I did
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Wherein Chris Holmes picked up a copy of a memoir from engineer Phill Brown and ended up adding a bunch of new albums to his music
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It feels like it’s been ages since my last entry in the Beyond the Wonder series, which covered Bertie “Key Largo” Higgins’ debut LP. In fact, I had a piece for Right Said
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Wherein I offer my thoughts on last week's tragic terrorist attacks in Norway, Anders Breivik, and what it means for Christians in
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My latest Popdose mixtape features more than 20 of the greatest instrumentals you'll ever hear. Act now and get absolutely nothing else
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Wherein I introduce a new series collaboration between the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit and Popblerd - "Why the hell should I like...
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A rundown of 10 WordPress plugins that help power the internet sensation that is The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. You might find them useful for your blog
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My last Popdose mixtape (five-star jazz) seemed to go over pretty well on Popdose, so I thought I’d mix it up this time and delve into my first true love — heavy metal. This mixtape
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The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit can't stand by while ignorant, rich CEOs kill for sport, so we say goodbye to GoDaddy and howdy to