There are 11 posts previously published on September 30th
- 2019
- Look Mom, No Support! You may have to click on the above image for the full effect, but I just wanted to take a moment to recognize that I’m officially off the 8 AM to 10 PM (Eastern US Time) support schedule. I still … Continue reading
- IST 402: Emerging Technologies I had this as part of my previous post about HAX, but it was getting unruly, so I am exercising my rarely used editorial authority to make this its own post. In addition to all the HAX work, Bryan Ollendyke … Continue reading
- HAX the Web @HaxCamp We're sitting at 59 for Oct 7th / 8th!! 16 spots for our FREE East Coast #webcomponents camp named https://t.co/nirKaRM3rs at Duke University Thanks to @DukeLearning @redhat @ReclaimHosting & @getWaxam for sponsoring our days!Sign up now to win this & … Continue reading
- 2014
- That Thing: The Napster Phenomenon (2000) During a brilliant presentation on copyright and fair use in The Internet Course tonight, the presenters shared a relatively short video called “The Napster Phenomenon” (2000). It was filmed while Napster was in the midst of its legal battles. It’s a pretty … Continue reading
- Wire 106: S02E06/E07/E08 “All Prologue,” “Backwash,” and “Duck and Cover” Last week “we took a closer look at visual” in ds106, and we returned to video for the discussions of Season 2, episodes 6, 7, and 8 of The Wire. We used a similar logic to organize these discussions as we did … Continue reading
- Wire 106 Radio: S02E03/E04/E05 “Hot Shots,” “Hard Cases,” and “Undertow” Below are the discussions of the The Wire episodes we had during week 4 of ds106. They were all done on ds106radio given we were introducing audio and focusing on listening. Turns out it was also very useful for me because it forced me to get back … Continue reading
- 2013
- Dirty Snow Hardboiled More than six months ago I finished reading Georges Simenon‘s novel Dirty Snow. It still haunts me regularly. There’s only one other book that I’ve read over the last decade that has had the same, harrowing effect on me: Cormac … Continue reading
- 12 I’m a bit late for yesterday’s Daily Create, but when I saw the assignment was based around the theme of 12 I couldn’t resist. I have a long love affair with the number 12, I was born on the 12th … Continue reading
- 2009
- Then there is BuddyPress on UMW Blogs …and oh what a beautiful thing it is. We made no special announcement, and we have kept the profile data to a bare minimum, and Martha just pulled the whole thing together with the awesome new theme (and who’s work … Continue reading
- 2007
- Señor DJ Lamb: Vancouver Virtuoso of Vermin As Scott, Brian, D’Arcy and I headed out of Logan on Friday afternoon we were bantering in the soccer mom minivan when D’Arcy, in his usual wry way, said, “Does anyone else have a rat problem?” We all busted out … Continue reading
- 2006
- It’s a girl … Living proof that bavatuesdays doesn’t just wax poetic about WordPress. As Rutger Hauer says in Blade Runner: “We’re not robots, Sebastian -we’re physical!”
This page uses Alan’s wp-posted-today: WordPress plugin provides shortcode for displaying posts published on current day. Like John Johnston before me, I find it fascinating to see what I posted when over the long tenure of this blog. And again, like John, “it also allows me to do some digital gardening, mending broken images and links as I wander through my past.”
