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April 2008

Taking the Social Networking Plunge: Using Twitter

Lately I have been sucked into the Social Networking scheme.  I think someone is trying to tell me something about individuality and the need to collaborate, but I have been creating social networking logins all over the scene.   It started with my sister-in-law convincing my sister to sign up …

New Theme!

Generally I don’t change designs of a site, mostly because I’m not a big design person.  But today I found a really cool Steampunk theme that I just had to implement.  I really like it, and I hope you all do too.  ^_^  I think I’ll stick with this one, …

Autism or Asperger’s?

This week we took my son in to the Psychologist for another evaluation.  His intelligence was evaluated, as well as his motor skills, and a huge focus on his interaction.  The psychologist was a little distant, perhaps a little exhausted by the end of the day, but did a fantastic …

Building in Second Life

Recently I purchased some land in Second Life, on the prestigious island of Caledon.  For those that are not in Second Life, Caledon is a Victorian/Steampunk island (or group of islands), with a great community.  Many are dedicated to education in all it’s forms, so getting help is quite easy. …

The Module Method: UNIX Style

Lately I have been feeling disappointed.  It seems that more companies are determined to keep their “proprietary” baggage with their products, instead of taking advantage of the open source projects out there.  Personally, I blame the Dot-Bomb period of the 90′s when everyone and their dog funded kids that had …

Scripting in Second Life

I’ve never really gotten into the whole “social networking” thing, mostly because I’m not that sociable to begin with.  There are times when I go into some social environments, like World of Warcraft or Runescape, but that’s mostly to check on the platform.  After a while (usually about a month …

The Move To Dreamhost

For quite a while I have been looking for a hosting service that will give me a large amount of flexibility in what I want to accomplish.  Namely, I wanted to find a service that will allow me to host my blog, set a home page, link in a site …

History of Food: A Review

This weekend I finally finished History of Food by Maguelonne Toussaint-Samat (ISBN 9780631194972), as translated by Anthea Bell. I’ve mentioned this book before as I began it, and covered the development of societies and the gender roles that were naturally created from the hunter-gatherer society. but the book is more …

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