One of the last significant steps for an author is to compile an index, unless they opt to have someone else do it. Publishers often …

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For the most part, I wrote my dissertation and book manuscript using a simplified version of markdown complemented with biblatex citations. Because it was a …

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I have tagged a new release of Thunderdell, the Freemind mindmap to biblatex utilities. Improvements include:

• The ability to emit biblatex or BibTex.
• More consistent …

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I use VirtualBox to run a Windows guest, and unfortunately the shared clipboard between the two is sometimes buggy. I recently posted a script for …

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Because I use speech recognition software (SR) I’m forced to tangle with proprietary software and formats; this provides a continuous reminder of the benefits …

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In 2002 I began thinking about how to best capture and share the many web-pages and small tasks of the day. I thought of it …

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I’m releasing the latest set of Freemind Bibliographic Extraction scripts. I’m calling it a “1.0” release because:

1. I decided to give it …

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So much time in teaching is spent on trivial but time-consuming tasks. Having taught for a couple of years now, some things have gotten easier …

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I just discovered Python’s awesome dateutil package which implements much of the iCalendar standard, including recurrences! Consequently, it’s trivial to generate a calendar …

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I have been reading of Zotero in Josh’s blog and am hopeful that it will help bridge the gap between the dynamic and informal …

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