I've created three nearly 100 page books with Mixbooks at this point and I'm willing to use it again, so it has some definite upsides, but it also has some "opportunities for improvement," things that just drive me nuts or feel a need to fix a book and reprint it. These things really should be fixed.
I'll go into my major beefs with Mixbooks below.
I Should Write a Blog
I've been posting to Facebook with some frequency the past few weeks, my latest post drew a casual comment about "thanks for the blog" and then my daughter chimed in with a "you should write a blog."
This is my first attempt, playing with the google blogger tools to see what I see. This is very much a work in progress, well really more of an experiment, to see what I shall see.
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Saturday, June 20, 2015
South Dakota / Wyoming Travels
Black Hills, Yellowstone & Tetons
Linda and I recently traveled with a group of Grove City alumni on an Orbridge tour of National Parks and Lodges of the Old West. I had intended to write daily, or almost daily blog entries but that plan ran afoul of three problems:- Blogger is crippled on an iPad, it needs keys that don't exist on a touch interface,
- Internet access is spotty at best in South Dakota and Wyoming,
- The trip was packed with activities allowing little time to write or reflect.
Once home I began work on a photo book which I've now finished. A somewhat useable embedded version follows:
Labels:
Photography,
Travel
Location:
Rapid City, SD, USA
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
2014: A Moving Year
I just finished my first year family year book. We're anxiously waiting arrival of the hardcopy. I can share a soft copy here though.
| Design your own Photo Book with Mixbook's easy online editor.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
John Oliver v Big Pharma
John Oliver on a recent episode of Last Week Tonight, did another really good piece, this time on Big Pharma and their practice of sending young, pretty, people to buy influence with our doctors.
A key element of it was advertising the existence of another government web site listing lots of doctors: openpaymentsdata.cms.gov. This one provides a glimpse into payments made by pharmacutical companies to doctors for lunches, entertainment, education, or just plain old brides, oops I meant honorariums and travel.
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