The Site Meter says that Cornfield Commentary gets
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 10:42 am
This column was in today’s Omaha World-Herald. David Grimes thinks that since high school seniors do so poorly on history tests, schools should change the tests. His suggestions are hilarious. My only concern is that educators will take him seriously.
posted by David Hogberg 10:38 PM archived Trackback (0)
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EGO BOOSTING TIME
An average of 42 visits and 62 views per day. Not too bad for being shop a citizen of Blogistan for under two weeks. The way I understand it, the “visit” statistic tracks the number of individual computers (and, of course, the web-browsers in those computers) that actually visit my site, and the “view” statistic tracks the number of times those computers actually visit the site. In other words, some people use their computers to view my site more than once a day. Probably means that my mom is logging on numerous times. Thanks Mom!
Furthermore, a few other bloggers have taken notice. This one was posted on Cut on the Bias:
THE MINNEBOMBER ISN'T CRAZY, just a product of modern education, according to Thomas Sowell. He sounds like a grumpy old man here, but makes good points nonetheless.
Link via Cornfield Commentary.
posted by susanna cornett
Thank you, Susanna. And Thomas Sowell usually sounds that way. That is one reason I like him so much.
And this one appeared on Craig Schamp’s website:
CORN FED BLOG
When I checked email before turning in for the night, what do I find, but a tip to check out Cornfield Commentary by David Hogberg. He writes from Iowa, and although my home state of Ohio is a long way from Iowa, the two states are closer in many ways than the map would lead you to believe. I'll add David's blog to my list of links. Take a look at it when you get a chance. I think you'll like it. He's apparently not sponsored by the Supermarket to the World.
posted by David Hogberg 10:38 PM archived Trackback (0)
. . .
EGO BOOSTING TIME
An average of 42 visits and 62 views per day. Not too bad for being shop a citizen of Blogistan for under two weeks. The way I understand it, the “visit” statistic tracks the number of individual computers (and, of course, the web-browsers in those computers) that actually visit my site, and the “view” statistic tracks the number of times those computers actually visit the site. In other words, some people use their computers to view my site more than once a day. Probably means that my mom is logging on numerous times. Thanks Mom!
Furthermore, a few other bloggers have taken notice. This one was posted on Cut on the Bias:
THE MINNEBOMBER ISN'T CRAZY, just a product of modern education, according to Thomas Sowell. He sounds like a grumpy old man here, but makes good points nonetheless.
Link via Cornfield Commentary.
posted by susanna cornett
Thank you, Susanna. And Thomas Sowell usually sounds that way. That is one reason I like him so much.
And this one appeared on Craig Schamp’s website:
CORN FED BLOG
When I checked email before turning in for the night, what do I find, but a tip to check out Cornfield Commentary by David Hogberg. He writes from Iowa, and although my home state of Ohio is a long way from Iowa, the two states are closer in many ways than the map would lead you to believe. I'll add David's blog to my list of links. Take a look at it when you get a chance. I think you'll like it. He's apparently not sponsored by the Supermarket to the World.