The fact that this one blog succeeds shows why the others have failed.

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Scott Adams, the creator of the cartoon character Dilbert, has a blog post up about why creativity seems to be a gift of the youthful.

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Some might ask why I focus this blog so much on the aggregate data.

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This actually happened to me with my blog Why I Refused To Follow The Casey Anthony Trial.

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These are all reasons why I write this blog, and why you will see posts relating to all four areas, and interviews with the experts in those four areas.

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The title of a blog post by Roberton Williams explains why: States Set To Reap Windfall From Expiration Of Bush Tax Cuts.

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Many firey blog posts have been written trying to get at exactly why the US Federal Government is so different, but here is the key fact.

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His post on why New Agers are the new Creationists is one of my all time favorite blog posts ever, and a great companion piece to his criticism of Ben Stein.

FORBES: Roger Ebert Wasn't Just A Great Film Critic, He Was A Great American Writer

Why did Dave Drummond send out his blog post denouncing Apple and Microsoft for their winning the Nortel patent auction?

FORBES: Is Google Crazy? Or Crazy Like a Fox?

The first thing I did was start a blog, outlining my objective, why I was doing it and some ground rules.

BBC: Doppelganger: Desperately seeking my lookalike

It also explains why in recent years Francesa has successfully extended his blog brand by creating multi-platform content for the YES Network.

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