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Monthly Archives: February 2007
Time lapse
This video of Madelyn “driving” her truck is pretty funny, but it’s even better as a time lapse. Here’s a full size time lapse (640×480 QuickTime). It’s easy to make these lo-fi videos with QuickTime Pro: Open the movie in … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Nerdliness
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New Linux
Since Madelyn reached toddler stage Erin and I have used one desktop computer: our reliable PowerMac 2xG5. Two reasons: first, MED’s toddling was contemporary to our big-ass house renovation project, which involved moving everything to the basement, and we were … Continue reading
Posted in Nerdliness
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New graduate students need to…
Why for most MA students reading, reading, and more reading are better than professionalizing via conferences, committees, etc. Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged English studies, graduate, MA, profdev, professionalization, read, vita
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Forty is the new eighty
It broke 40° today! It’s windy, but at least I didn’t feel like someone was rubbing ice on my forehead when I walked to school today. Actually, it felt warm. Erin and I laughed about this as we went to … Continue reading
Posted in Running, Weather
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Naptime
Madelyn is finally growing again. How can we tell? More napping, more nursing, more clumsiness, and a lot more eating. Holy cow, she’s packing in the food. Today she ate oatmeal, sweet potatoes, grapes, kiwi, and whole wheat pasta with … Continue reading
Ubiquitous cataloging
Earlier this week, Bill Thompson and I finished (we think) “Ubiquitous cataloging,” which will appear in the McFarland volume Radical Cataloging: Challenges and Possibilities edited by K. R. Roberto. Quick summary: Web 2.0 is doing damn interesting stuff which for … Continue reading
Posted in Nerdliness, Research
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Idiot is pancakes
Idiot is pancakes. No, really. Scroll down a bit. Believe. via W. Blue
Posted in Whatever
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Googleplexity
The Google is about to offer Gmail to anyone who wants it (or at least anyone who can get text messages). Also, they are about to upgrade storage to 3 gigabytes per user. That’s a lot of disk space. Math … Continue reading
Posted in Nerdliness
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