So, I spent a little time this afternoon updating my homepage over at Mac.com, which had previously been little more than a placeholder page with a link to my Clarion West journal. Now it's a placeholder page with links to my Clarion West journal, this online journal, a list of my publications, and a short bio.

Oh, yeah, and my Mac.com site now also holds my tech writing page, with links to my resume and so on. That could use a revamp, as well. I've brought the resume a bit more up to date, but I really ought to update the writing samples. In particular, the tutorial on installing scientific software under Mac OS X is a bit of a disaster. It's not badly written, in general, and it demonstrates that I know the basics of HTML and CSS. But from a document design standpoint...it's 6 pages of numbered procedure. Meh.

I've written a much sexier tutorial on flow cytometry data analysis that should be going up on the web soon. I'm looking forward to being able to link to that.

Not, mind you, that I expect to be job hunting anytime soon, but there's really not much point in keeping an out-of-date resume up on the web.

Anyway, one of my birthday presents is going to be a copy of Dreamweaver, so this is probably the last time I'll redesign my site using a text editor and a few pages of scrawled notes on HTML/CSS.

And that seems to be all the news that's fit to blog. Later!