There have been quite a few changes around here in the last few weeks. The major one for this blog is that I’ve upgraded it to WordPress 3.0 — a very smooth and easy process, by the way — and … Continue reading →
Earlier today I wasn’t feeling great and left work to go home and sleep most of the day. After waking up and feeling a little better, I decided to upgrade this blog to the latest version of WordPress (2.7). The … Continue reading →
I’m lucky to own an iPod Touch but I can’t help longing for an iPhone 3G too The main difference between them, for me, is that the iPhone 3G can truly be an “always on” device in terms of Internet … Continue reading →
Posted in apple, family man librarian, iphone, ipod touch, wifi, wordpress
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Tagged 3G, Apple App store, facebook, Internet access, iPod Touch owner, Reading
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I just finished upgrading to WordPress 2.5. Pretty easy-peasy! I love the much-improved admin interface. Still trying to figure out what all the new goodies are, but already I see a lot to like.
If you’re one of the small group of people who regularly reads my blog, you may be wondering what’s going on here right now. Well, after several years with one web hosting company, last night I switched to a different … Continue reading →
*Start Copying Here* I have randomly selected 5 of you below to be tagged and I hope that you will similarly publish this post in your blog. You will have to tag 5 other bloggers and just keep adding on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cyber Station, family man librarian, google, Idea Garden, James R. Garringer Photography, Laura Williams Musings, Melissa's Idea Garden, Roshidan's Cyber Station, Strategist, Technorati Authority, Wilson Six
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This weekend I got into a bread-baking craze. My whole family loves bread and nothing — really, it’s true — beats good, homemade bread. I’ve always enjoyed making it but the time spent doing that has been infrequent for several … Continue reading →
I’m a big Zotero fan. Anyone who has access to the Firefox web browser and needs or wants to keep track of bibliographies, websites, and other material used for research should use it instead of the bloated, overly expensive, difficult … Continue reading →
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Tagged Center for History and New Media, Dan Cohen, Dorothea Salo, George Mason University, Internet Archive, manager, Mellon Foundation, Reference Manager, RefWorks, The Chronicle of Higher Education, web browser
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I have been sick for a week now and I am sick of it. I wish there was a way that I could build up my immune system. All of the kids except Keegan have been sick — for the … Continue reading →
The evening of the day that version 2.3 of WordPress was released, I took the plunge and installed it. I have had few problems. I can’t say enough positive things about the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin. It makes the task … Continue reading →
