Annotated Bibliographies Available Again

While doing some other page template improvements, I discovered that a web-hosting server upgrade had changed the PHP version and killed the XSLT transformation of my massage and general bibliographies. I updated the PHP XSLT coding and both bibliographies are available again. Both bibliographies are maintained in the Library of Congress’s MODS XML format. I […]

The Damage Done by He-Said, She-Said Journalism

On the Twitter side, I’ve wandered into the discussion about the inaccuracies and damage to public understanding resulting from ‘he said, she said’ journalism. This is most simply defined as journalism in which both sides of a ‘public debate’ are quoted without regard to their actual expertise and scientific accuracy. Back in 2004, Chris Mooney […]

RMTP Lives Again

After a too long hiatus, Ramblemuse Touch Points (RMTP) is active again, now updated to current WordPress and restyled to match the main Ramblemuse.com theme. For help with the learning curve on creating a WordPress theme from scratch, I can point to a tutorial at wpdesigner with thanks. The tutorial was organized the way I […]