This is a bit of a hack so you don’t have continuously press the “more” button when trying to get back to old tweets in Twitter. This is helpful if you can’t find what you need through the Twitter search engines and you have an idea when you tweeted something.
**Important Note: If you want to [...]
While I was having Jim help me work out my new site, this little warning popped up on my dashboard.
Let that be a warning to you UMWBlogs users. The Reverend is always watching and waiting for his moment to strike!
One of the articles I read was “Strange Facts in the History Classroom: Or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Wiki(pedia)” by Christopher Miller. Wikipedia has been a hot topic in every academic department since it became a popular resource. I think Miller’s approach to the subject is the most even keeled [...]
This has been a hectic week and I’ve had a lot going on and have been busy with lots of stuff so I wanted to do a bit of an overview just so I can get it all down on digital paper.
Instead of keeping our blog on umwblogs our group decided to do a separate [...]
So I mentioned a few weeks ago about a WP plugin called OneClick install. It isn’t available on UMWblogs, but if you have a separate install or your own blog this a pretty nifty plugin.
If you google it you can find a site to download the plugin and in addition you will need the Firefox [...]
Classes have officially started.
Like many students I am trying to find the balance between work and play, and locating a happy intersection where those two things meet. I found a bit of that at work.
Yesterday Patrick introduced me to a little program called InkScape. It’s free and available online at inkscape.org. The program is like MS [...]