When To Quit Blogging
Lorelle reports on when people should stop blogging: when it’s getting boring, when you don’t have time, when you can’t think of anymore original content, and a few others. Do you think it’s time to stop blogging?
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Joomla: Content Management For Any Level
Having been a user of Joomla, and it’s predecessor, Mambo, I can easily tell you that the two products are very powerful. Mambo and Joomla are content management systems that help even novice users manage the content on their sites easily. In this review I will be focusing on the strengths of the powerful Joomla […]
To Do Lists in Gmail
Devin unlocks yet another secret function of Gmail. This trick is to make to do lists with filters, labels and a bit of text appended to your email address.
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One Regents Down, Three More To Go
On this snowy Thursday was the January Math A Regents exam. Because of the bad scheduling of the BJE (Board of Jewish Education), we were stuck going in to school in the very middle of our vacation, messing up vacation plans for some of us. But let’s focus on the Regents I took today.
Going […]
Definition of Web 2.0?
9rules member Coputerjoe is trying to figure out what Web 2.0 really translates into. Many say that a Web 2.0 site is one that incorporates AJAX, but the best way to define it probably is one that sticks out from the crowd.
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Bus Week - Day Two Report
One more day closer to Regents and yet another day of bus riding. My trips today also weren’t so successful, but I did actually go to a few places. Here’s the results.
I headed out quite a bit later than I did yesterday, leaving the house at around 11:15 AM. To get the facts out quickly […]
Bus Week 2007 - Day 1
What an exciting day! Today was my first ever “Bus Day”. It probably differs from other people’s ideas of what a bus day is, since I went out for recordings of buses, not pictures. And unfortunately, I came back slightly disappointed, but I’m happy I came back with at least something.
To begin, I took the […]
Midterms, Regents and Vacation
Six o’clock today marked the official end of midterms for the first semester. I took three exams within the last week: English, which was pretty easy except for the SAT-level questions on reading comprehension, Global History, which required some brain activity but wasn’t too hard, and Chemisrty, which I wouldn’t be surprised if I failed.
Right […]