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BLOGGING: Yeah…
…the other design was just too shy.
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BLOGGING: Tags
This is too funny; still unused to the format here at WordPress posting I tend to forget to select a category and that’s why if you’re following via feed you may see a lot of updated posts. But this: Not … Continue reading
LITERATURE: Wide Sargasso Sea – Simple Eloquence
Before the fire that destroyed her house, the narrator had a friend with whom she shared a good part of her life. They had parted in an argument that grew nasty with racial name-calling and we wondered if the bond … Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Wide Sargasso Sea – Symbolism
With the mood set early on as one of quiet hatred and fear, Rhys gets us involved in dramatic action as the house is set afire and the mother, her new husband, her two children and the servants must escape … Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Wide Sargasso Sea – Setting Up
While there are several pages of an introduction to this, I didn’t read them. I’m stubborn about learning about a work on my own and only rarely do I seek out information as listed in research or forewards or even … Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Moviemaking Fun
Spent a good part of today playing with the animation service over at xtranormal–free for now, but I’m sure these good folk will be charging soon. I’ve made three mini-movies so far, actually five but that’s just because you can’t … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Whew.
Well that was a messy upgrade to WordPress 2.7.1 and it almost had me give up not only WordPress, but blogging altogether. After three weeks of intense work on migrating Spinning and Hypercompendia from Typepad to WordPress, redesigning the stylesheets, … Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Update on Redirect
Well that didn’t exactly work out as planned; even though I officially deleted the original Spinning, the files and permalinks remained because I had a new weblog named spinning, or maybe because the permalinks still linked to the spinning files … Continue reading
BLOGGING: A Possible Redirect
Couldn’t redirect traffic from Typepad to WordPress for the weblogs so while I deleted the old Hypercompendia blog, I’ve been reluctant to delete the old Spinning. Without an easy method (one I can do myself) of fiddling with the Typepad … Continue reading
LITERATURE: Up Next – Wide Sargasso Sea
Hate to admit it, but the initial off-the-shelf appeal of this book was its slender size. I really need to catch up on my reading and this novel by Jean Rhys looks like easy reading. I need to get more … Continue reading
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BLOGGING: And Communicating
Learning a lot about the various methods of internet communication; learning a lot about the people who use them. “Georgia” is a warmer, more welcoming font than “Lucida Grande” so I’ve made that change at both weblogs. I find that … Continue reading
REALITY?: Notes of Change
Watching the Grammys. Thom Yorke of Radiohead’s a strange little dude, no? A very interesting blend of generations here, McCartney, at sixty-six not lookin’ too bad, and Stevie Wonder who’ll always look and sound as great as ever. The Jonas … Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Neuromancer – Facing Facts
There’s no reason why I should force myself to read something just because it’s listed as one of the 100 books of all time and a must read. But there’s a reason why these books are listed as such, even … Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Update on the move
Was easily able to fix the missing logo (not visible in Windows) by sending the image to a PC and then uploading it into the header from there. Of course I rushed back to the Mac half-expecting to see it … Continue reading