Introduction to Blog

2021-07-01

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1. Marathon Investigation Blog

Murphy became interested in investigating suspected marathon cheats after reading posts on LetsRun.com about Mike Rossi, suspected of cheating at the 2014 LeHigh Valley Marathon.

This led him to start the Marathon Investigation website and blog in 2015, and to begin looking at individuals who might have cheated in order to qualify for the Boston Marathon. Over time, he began to look at cheats as well as so-called 'bib bandits' in other events. Murphy compares race times to find likely cheaters, and assesses publicly available Strava data as well as race photos, chip splits and eyewitness statements to determine whether runners have cheated.

His investigations are regularly picked up by national and international press, notably in the case of Murphy identifying over 300 cheats at the Honolulu Marathon. An investigation by Murphy and others on running forums of Frank Meza, a "lifelong runner", also attracted widespread press. Meza supposedly ran "faster than the official world record" for his age group and was disqualified and banned from multiple races for suspected cheating.

He subsequently took his own life, leading some to criticize an online culture that 'hounded' and 'bullied' suspected cheats. CriticismMurphy's approach has attracted criticism within the running community and from external commentators who feel his investigations expose people to disproportionate backlash for a relatively minor offense.

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Eduwonkette of blog

Eduwonkette was an initially anonymous blog written by education researcher Jennifer Jennings. It was originally published independently, but was quickly picked up by Education Week where it now appears. Gothamist called the blog "a regular irritant to the Dept.

of Education and the Bloomberg administration." "Eduwonkette" told an interviewer for The New York Sun that she preserves her anonymity because "Universities expect us to devote our time exclusively to research, and blogging is a hard sell in that environment," she said. "It's still a new enough activity that universities don't quite know how to appraise its value.

" Historian of education Diane Ravitch called Eduwonkette's work "brilliant." Others criticized her for maintaining anonymity on the grounds that the identities, and thereby the biases, of participants in public debates on education ought to be known. The blog broke stories that were later picked up by the press.

In August 2008, a story in New York magazine revealed Eduwonkette to be Jennings, then a sociology graduate student at Columbia University. On January 26, 2009, she announced that she was "hanging up her cape" to join the sociology department at New York University.

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Books of blog

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Career of blog

Artur Andrus studied journalism at Warsaw University. He worked at Rozgonia Harcerska and Radio Rzeszw. His breakthrough was an interview with poet and singer Wojciech Mynarski, during which Andrus was rhyming when asking questions, and Mynarski was answering with improvised rhymes.

After that, Andrus received an offer to run a radio show on Polskie Radio Program IV. Since 1994, he has worked in Polskie Radio Program III in "Powtrka z rozrywki" and "Akademia rozrywki" shows. In December 2004, Andrus published a collection of songs and poems titled Popisuchy.

Since 2005, he has been a commentator on a satirist TVN 24 show Szko kontaktowe. On 2 December 2005, he released his first album, dzka. In 2008, Polityka magazine released a set of 15 DVDs titled Kolekcja polskich kabaretw (A Collection of Polish Cabarets), which contained various cabaret performances selected by Andrus.

That year, Andrus also starred in TV series Rodzina Trendych on TVP 2, and in an improvised soap opera parody Spadkobiercy, which was broadcast on Polsat from 2008 to 2009, and on TV 4 from 2009 to 2012. In 2011, his second book, Kady szczyt ma swj Czubaszek (an interview with Polish satirist Maria Czubaszek), was published. In 2012, Andrus published a collection of his blog posts, Blog osawiony midzy niewiastami, and released his second studio album Myliwiecka, which became a commercial success.

The album debuted at number 1 on Polish Albums Chart, held that position for a total number of twelve weeks, and was certified 2x Platinum. On 22 April 2012, Andrus' concert in Teatr Syrena in Warsaw was filmed, and released in April 2013 on a DVD titled Piem w Spale. I co dalej?

. The album debuted at number 5 on the Polish chart.

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PopText of blog

PopText is an mp3 blog hosted on blogger.com's Blogspot network and created and maintained by its London, England, based author Abigail McDonald. The blog's title and concept is based on the neologism "Poptext".

This word was originally taken to relate to a cynical or irreverent review of a popular song but the definition on the blog itself now has it possibly referring to pop reviewing in general or even to mp3 blogging in general. Usage of the word has spread with various interpretations to other blogs and it has been referenced and used in articles in the press. Its uses are currently mostly within the blogging community and in discussions of this community, though the popular music webzine Pitchfork Media has used the term in a single review .

The blog began in November 2004 with weekly posting and links to mp3s and music videos. After a brief hiatus it returned in October 2005 with a new look and began daily posts with hosted mp3s. Its readership has rapidly increased, partly due to press coverage and its ties with the widely popular Fluxblog.

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6. Balzs Birtalan of blog

Balzs Birtalan (October 12, 1969 May 14, 2016) was a Hungarian author, poet, publicist, and psychotherapist, mostly known for his participation in the gay Christian movement in Hungary. He was the son of the poet Ferenc Birtalan.

His first poems were published at the age of ten; he has been publishing regularly since the age of 14. He attended the Etvs Jzsef High School in Budapest and graduated in 1988. Raised as non-religious, he became a Christian on February 12, 1989, which was a life-changing experience for him; he was baptized as a Roman Catholic one week later.

Between 1990 and 1992 he studied theology at the Esztergom College of Theology and joined a Christian community, from which he was shut out because of his homosexuality in 1993. This led to his launching of the gay Christian movement in Hungary with his friends. They founded the communities Bborpalst "Scarlet Robe" and t Kenyr "Five Loaves of Bread" afterwards, in which he took an active part for more than a decade.

In 1995 and 1996 he studied psychology at the Etvs Lornd University in Budapest. He took an intermediate level language exam in English and an advanced level one in Esperanto. Between 1988 and 1998 he earned a living by selling books and CDs; between 1996 and 1997 he taught English.

After 1998 he worked at a notary public's office, editing legal instruments. In 20052006, he completed the 200-hour method-specific course of the Integrative Psychotherapy Association. He started publishing a blog in 2005.

His main topics included religion, compassionate communication, sustainable development, literature, psychology, sociology and philosophy. A collection of his essays, formerly published in his blog, was published in 2008 as a book. From early 2009 on he didn't consider himself a Christian any more.

His online nicknames Feanor and Izmael refer to the two authors who significantly shaped his worldview, J. R. R.

Tolkien and Daniel Quinn.

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7. Works of blog

"Janesville, Wisconsin", Granta, January 2010 "The End of Summer Vacation", Slate, June 11, 2008 "The Unpaid Intern, Legal or Not", The New York Times, April 2, 2010 The Big Squeeze: Tough Times for the American Worker, Random House, Inc.

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