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More Kaleidoscope Objectives
I’ve created two more kaleidoscope objective wheels for my father. This time, I tried a plain white opalescent glass I bought a little while ago.
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WordPress Upgrade
It is not terribly exciting news, but I’ve upgraded to the latest version of WordPress. There are several improvements, but the main one that I’m happy about is that permalinks now work properly under my hosting account. Unfortunately, this means … Continue reading
Why You Should Quit Worrying, and Learn to Love XML
I am an analyst with a problem. Well, I actually have a number of problems, but there is a particular one I want to write about right now. The problem is this: I am working on a rather large project … Continue reading
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Kaleidoscope Objectives
My father likes kaleidoscopes and has actually made a few. I thought it might be interesting to try to make some objective disks for them. Here are my first two tries.
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