I couldn’t go to BlogIndiana, so I sent someone in my place. In between academic research, I used Twitter to follow the action in Indianapolis.
The Return of the Return
Before Fake Steve Jobs and lonelygirl15, there was a woman-wrestler with a knack for pushing boundaries and buttons.
Cuss-o-meter
BlogSchmog. Now 99.3% Cuss Free, dammit.
Closing Open Tabs
My blogging routine continues to flounder in the wake of the opened throttle on my dissertation planning. Small steps will get me back on track, and so I present another cheap attempt to feel productive—a list of all of the browser tabs I currently have open.
Closing the open tabs
One of the major casualties for me as I finished my classes was the dearth of blogging. Having been in a daily groove for the Fall semester, it is a bit disheartening to see all the unclaimed days in our BlogSchmog calendar. That sad fact is one of many things inspiring some change this summer. Here’s a few things that have been slowing down Firefox for me, waiting to become blog posts.
What’s a blog?
Boy, when I get untracked, I really get untracked. After helping BlogSchmog post (at least) once per day from late September through Christmas, I’ve had a difficult time getting my writing game on. Holidays … Bloomington Startup Weekend … a School of Informatics Unconference … Catch-up on semester classes … Spring Break trip to Georgia [...]
BlogIN
Some good regional tech news to push out to people at the Bloomington Geek Dinner tonight at Michael’s Uptown Cafe tonight at 6p: We’re having a Blog IN on Saturday, April 26 from 1pm to 5pm at IUPUI School of Informatics in Indianapolis. Our goal is to attract as many bloggers as we can from around the state for a half-day of fun, learning, relationship building, tip sharing, and more.