gel ink in steno pad
4 x 4 inches
Today was the monthly cataloging division meeting. We discussed metadata. Kill me now!
Month: December 2008
Creative Commons Survey
The Creative Commons has extended the deadline for their NonCommercial study questionnaire to December 14th. I filled it out last week, and while it was a little time consuming (about 30 minutes?), I thought it was well worth the effort. Some of the questions are thought-provoking, and I found myself re-examining my concept of what constitutes commercial vs. non-commercial use. I think this is something that might be interesting, whether you’re a content creator or just a content user/re-user.
WordPress Exploit Scanner
As promised, the link to the WordPress Exploit Scanner I mentioned in comments. I wouldn’t expect it to be foolproof, but it helped me find a few lingering files that had been tampered with.
Doodle
India ink and watersoluble crayon on banana paper
5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches
Staff Meeting Doodle
gel ink in steno pad
4 x 4 inches
Today was the monthly cataloging division meeting. We discussed metadata. Kill me now!
Winter
December Snow
Winter Trees
Notes to Self
My boss commented this afternoon that I’d been so quiet that she’d almost forgotten I was there. Ha! I wish. Her boss commented that I must be having a serious day, because my hair was up. True enough. A) My hair is getting really long (touches the waistband of my jeans), and B) I can’t stand it touching me when I’m trying to concentrate.
No point to that little non-story, except that I guess it was a quiet, serious day for me.
DST
I’m glad we’re back on real Indiana time, but I hate that it feels late when it’s only 6 or 7PM. Yuck! It wasn’t so bad when the shorter days crept up slowly, but to get so far into fall and then suddenly have to turn the clocks back is kind of miserable.
And the crappy grey weather is notnotnot helping.
Discard
collage (anatomical illustration, label, old map key, graph paper, and altered Polaroid) on banana paper
5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches
red paper boat 