Categories are Working!

| November 6, 2011

For months now I’ve been frustrated by the fact that the sorting code on site has been broken, resulting in the categories not working. For some time every every post has been listed in every category, even those to which they were not assigned. After installing WordPress 3.21, and reactivating all plugins, the problem has [...]

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Welcome, University Readers…..

| October 28, 2011

The Universities are coming. Within the last twenty-four hours, coincident with a huge general upsurge in traffic (a subject for another post) over the last several days, we have  hosted traffic  –direct, ip validated traffic —  from the following academic venues (some of them — which ones is classified! —  for multiple visits): Georgia Southern [...]

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Coyote: An Instant Classic

| October 25, 2011

From the moment he posted himself up here, almost a month ago,  Coyote has been a minor hit.  For a long time I thought that he would be a one-hit wonder. Exactly the opposite has happened. Who would have thought that, almost a month after his initial appearance, Coyote is steadily rising through the ranks [...]

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Who are We?

| October 22, 2011

A wise man named Pogo once  said, “we have met the enemy. And he is us.” A website creates a “we.” We may or may not want to belong to that “we,” but it does exist, independent of our intent. But, who are we? Think about it.

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Manna from Heaven

| March 29, 2011

As regular readers are aware, I have been holding off from making use of any of the many photos from the de Vere Bible in my possession until such time as I could cover the fees requested by the Folger Library for their use. As fate would have it, a long delayed package arrived today [...]

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Keir Cutler PhD: "Is Shakespeare Dead?"

"A magnificently witty performance!" (Winnipeg Sun). "Highly entertaining and engrossing!" (EYE Weekly). "Is Shakespeare Dead? marshals startling facts into an elegant and often tenacious argument that floats on a current of delicious irony" (Montreal Gazette).