Legolas? Huh?
Friday, February 4th, 2005 Posted in Site log / Geek | Comments OffI was checking out my site stats, and found one particular statistic that defies explanation. Apparently the search string which has brought the most people to this site so far this month isn't "mysticism" or "Christian mysticism" or "awakening" or ...
Sprucing it up
Tuesday, February 1st, 2005 Posted in Site log / Geek | Comments OffWhew! I've made a lot of changes to the site over the last few days, but most of them are subtle. First off, I rebuilt the templates for the monthly archived posts, posts by category, and individual entry. The "look" ...
Changing Life, Changing Site
Tuesday, December 7th, 2004 Posted in My Life, Site log / Geek, Spirituality | No Comments »I just rewrote and restored three old pages to the site. Buddha, by Karen Armstrong, also her wonderful and brilliant A History of God, and, now, back by popular demand, my old page The Lotus and the Cross: Common ...
Back to MT
Monday, November 22nd, 2004 Posted in Site log / Geek | No Comments »Well, it's back to MT. Blogger was convenient, but I want flexibility and power more than convenience. The main thing that drove me crazy about Blogger was the lack of categories. MT's category support should be very helpful for ...
Jon, updated
Monday, October 25th, 2004 Posted in Site log / Geek, Spirituality | No Comments »I've made a few changes to the site this last week. I've jazzed up a couple of the stylesheets, revised and reposted the pages on Biblical Panentheism and Universal Salvation. Also I completely rewrote the review of Waking Life. ...
I’m getting to like blogging.
Sunday, June 20th, 2004 Posted in My Life, Site log / Geek | No Comments »I'm getting to like blogging. I've decided to make the new version of the site blog-driven. It will give me a chance to post thoughts much more quickly and easily. For instance, I can share quick thoughts ...
It looks like Blogger is
Thursday, June 17th, 2004 Posted in Site log / Geek | No Comments »It looks like Blogger is going to be my new blog solution. Their tags are easier for me to use and manipulate than Movable Type’s» were, and Blosxom» didn't even have a built-in bloggy interface to simplify FTP-ing. That's ...