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Category: Weblogs
Golfing at St Andrews
Jack arrived home from Scotland on Friday. I was unclear on the details of his itinerary, and was very happy when I found out from the airline that his flight was direct from Glasgow to Chicago, avoiding the mess at Heathrow. He has been spending some time writing up his adventures, so check out his account at exempli gratia. The first thing I asked him when he got back was whether he got to play the Old Course.
Latest Antics
The Autumn Cottage Diarist: has posted her Latest Antics of the Precious Pussy Pets.
Wandering the Blue Highways
Starting with Wandering the Blue Highways, my friend at Connections is sharing her journal entries and photos from her vacation in Colorado and adjoining states.
Caroline’s Journey
My sister has resumed her weblog at Caroline’s Journey. She has an incredibly cute new trailer and lots of photos.
The Generator Blog
The Generator Blog is not about those machines used to change mechanical energy into electrical energy. It’s about software that creates software. Software to play around and have fun with.
WordPress 1.5
I just upgraded this weblog to WordPress 1.5 in an amazingly painless procedure.
Ed Book’s Journal
I’ve been admiring the photos on Ed Book’s Journal for some time, and now I have even more of a reason to do so. He is publishing some photos taken here in Colorado Springs.
Conestoga Street WordPress Theme
One of the new features of WordPress under 1.3 is a theme manager, so I’ve switched to using a theme by Sonny Parlin called Conestoga Street.
Spam Karma
When I installed the alpha version of WordPress 1.3 for Five Acres, I broke plugin processing. Among other things, this meant that the plugins I was using to control comment spam stopped working. Fortunately, WordPress 1.3 allows you to delete comment spam a lot more easily than did WordPress 1.2.
Yesterday, I wasn’t feeling very well, so I spent some time getting plugins to work on my weblog again. Once I did, I installed Spam Karma, about which I had read good things. It is working flawlessly for me, and I am gloating over the number of spams it has killed.