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Oh Crap … Now what?

Bob Borson — April 8, 2013 — 20 Comments

Oh crap … now what?

Those four words go through my head more times than I care to admit … but what to do?

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Hi, I’m Bob … and I am a Architect Blogger

Bob Borson — March 10, 2013 — 25 Comments

Thinking of starting a blog? It’s not right for everyone … this article attempts to introduce some of the challenges and opportunities that come with writing a successful blog

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This isn’t a New Year’s Resolutions Post

Bob Borson — January 1, 2013 — 12 Comments

Like most people, I have been spending some time over this extended break thinking through the last year, about what works and what hasn’t …

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Thank you – my mind just exploded

Bob Borson — September 18, 2012 — 12 Comments

Sometime in the middle of the night, an unimaginable milestone occurred.

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Remind me … why am I doing this again?

Bob Borson — August 30, 2012 — 32 Comments

getting technical support when you are not a technical person can be excruciating. I just went through the most painful “Technical Helpline” phone call ever when all I want to do is make my website perform better … for you.

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The Best Architectural Websites

Bob Borson — August 27, 2012 — 24 Comments

The Top Architectural Blog Sites in the World! That sounds pretty important doesn’t it? At the very least it sounds comprehensive … it suggests an extensive and exhaustive collection of the best architecturally themed websites in the world.

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My writing style is a written version of my talking style. I scatter commas into my sentences like buckshot – but I’m not writing a technical manual here – I am trying to get you to read what I am “saying”. It’s not as easy as it looks.