I did some graphics representing Psalm 31 for a class assignment last week, and I figured I’d share them. If you like them and think they have some use let me know, I might do more.
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Sunday morning was the official launch of the new design of www.irvingbible.org. Outside of my work at DTS this is my first major project, and I’m excited to get it online!
I’ve been messing with the Now Reading Reloaded plugin to put together the new library section here. It’s a great plugin that really only lacked one thing, and that was support for multiple authors.
I just finished adding some functionality that allows for a comma separated author list, and links to separate author pages. If you use the plugin and would like to see this available for download, let me know.
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My Delicious Feed- On Resenting Anne Jackson January 12, 2010Little did my reader know that as she wrote “compare and contrast” essays about me in her head, I was writing “compare and contrast” essays about Anne Jackson in my head. Little did she know that published authors are just as insecure and jealous and frightened as unpublished authors, sometimes even more so. Little did she know that my relative success in th […]
- Advanced Imaging Reveals a Computer 1,500 Years Ahead of Its Time - Technology - io9 January 8, 2010In 1900, some divers found the wreck of a Roman vessel off the Greek island of Antikythera. Among the other treasures remanded to the Greek government was an unassuming corroded lump. Some time later, the lump fell apart, revealing a damaged machine of unknown purpose, with some large gears and many smaller cogs, plus a few engraved words in Greek. Early stu […]
- Don't play with that, or you'll go blind - Steamboats Are Ruining Everything January 8, 2010James Cameron's 3-D movie Avatar gave me a four-hour headache. Probably the headache was caused by a combination of the 3-D effect, a seat near the front and at the far edge of the theater, the way the 3-D glasses skewed my plain old glasses beneath, and the dark in which I biked home afterward, my bike light having been stolen while I was in the theate […]
- Why there is no iTunes for movies. - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine December 28, 2009So why won't anyone in Hollywood build my service? The reason isn't stupidity. When I called people in the industry this week, I found that many in the movie business understand that online distribution is the future of media. But everything in Hollywood is governed by a byzantine set of contractual relationships between many different kinds of com […]
- On Resenting Anne Jackson January 12, 2010