Blogs 4 Life conference schedule
The Family Research Council and Blogs 4 Life have posted a tentative schedule for the Blogs 4 Life Conference to be held in D.C. on January 22, in the morning before the March for Life.
If you’re in DC, drop by!
UPDATE, 10:40a: You heard it here first. Bloggers are in for a real treat the 2nd half of the day. We have secured a 4th floor meeting room on the corner at Constitution and First Avenues to blog on the March from 12-4pm. The view of the March will be spectacular, and we’re going to encourage leaders of the movement to stop by as they round the corner toward the nearby Supreme Court Building for a group blog interview. Seating will be limited to 50.
Also, Kevin McCullough of Townhall.com has agreed to emcee the morning event.
Jan.09, 2008 8:57 am |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
What I’d DO to be able to attend!
Where’s Jaque? Has she dropped us?
Good question.
I emailed her but got no response.
I sure do miss her and could really use her right about now…
I was also wondering about Jacque. I never got the chance to thank her:[
This is great news about the conference. But really, only giving speakers 10 minutes to speak?
They should cut half the speakers and give everyone more time.
I did not realize Hadley Arkes was a blogger. Can someone tell me what it is?
Andrew, at the FRC Vote Values Conference, even Phyllis Schlafly was only given 20 minutes to speak. It’s enough. The ones getting 10 minutes are likely making a long announcement.
Not every speaker is a blogger. Hadley is a pro-life apologist.
Awesome! I will read all about it and be there next year!
Sorry I won’t be able to join all of you fantastic pro-life bloggers for the conference. I hope it goes well!
Steve, will you be in town? If so, the bloggers could interview you at Constitution and First?
I see they spelled “Scheidler” correctly this time.
See y’all there.
UPDATE, 10:40a: You heard it here first. Bloggers are in for a real treat the 2nd half of the day. We have secured a 4th floor meeting room on the corner at Constitution and First Avenues to blog on the March from 12-4p. The view of the March will be spectacular
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If you’re going to be inside a building – four floors above the march – wouldn’t it just be easier to watch it on TV?
They always have several camera perspectives and on-the-street interviews you just won’t get where you’re sitting.
Is this going to be back on CSPAN again this year, or is that Catholic channel going to cover it?
Fetus, for one thing, I think (know, actually) seeing the March live for yourself is pretty spectacular, something I think bloggers should experience to blog well.
For another, we’re hoping to snag prominent pro-lifers as they round the bend and interview them, something else you can’t do by watching it all on t.v.
Fetus, for one thing, I think (know, actually) seeing the March live for yourself is pretty spectacular, something I think bloggers should experience to blog well.
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I once had a boyfriend who was supposed to cover a World Cup final from a high-rise adjoining the stadium.
To this day Rolling Stone has no idea he gleaned all of his material from the television broadcast.
Laura, what does that have to do with anything?
Laura,
To this day Rolling Stone has no idea he gleaned all of his material from the television broadcast.
LOL…Well they do now!
Room for 50?
Where do I get my ticket? LOL…
I’ll see you there again…
Ruben