All the Pages Are My Days - the first 12 years
the (archived) online world of Mike Rodriquez 2002-2012
There’s a long story to be told about the recent migration to a new theme by this site. Until then, a quick note about the latest challenge that I ran into just as I was ready to quit last night (this morning). I had just added a contact page, and thought it looked good. I … Read more
Let’s see if a note is posted on FB after I post this image from my studio.
More of the new batch of top-level domains became available for sale to the general public today. Of specific interest to me was the .photos domain. Of course, mikes.photos and mybest.photos and similar were all taken. However, I did pick up the one I wanted. It had been over 120$ during the pre-sale, but dropped … Read more
News from Smoky Valley Photography! I’ve set things up so that select posts from my blog, All the Pages, are published on Smoky Valley Photography. To do that I created a new category, Smugmug, and specified the RSS feed for that category as the source for the SVP blog. Smoky Valley Photography Blog Kudos to … Read more
Today marks the 10th anniversary of All the Pages Are My Days. Wow! What a long strange trip it’s been, as they say. And speaking of 10 year anniversaries, I recently noticed a large number of meaningful life events that seem to happen on the 5 year boundaries of my life. Now this isn’t scientific … Read more
I moved this site from WordPress to Drupal back in early 2010. This weekend, in what turned out to be the proverbial busman’s holiday, I migrated the site back to wordpress. The reasons why, and the details of how remain for a separate post. To inaugurate the new site, here’s an entry with some photos … Read more
I've been pretty happy with this site since I migrated to Drupal a year ago. Out of the box it's not as full-featured with respect to blogging as dedicated blogging tools like WordPress or MovableType, but that's not really an issue for me. Plus, I've added bits and pieces to the site which have made … Read more
Drupalcon 2010 Trip Report Drupalcon 2010 was held in San Francisco the week of April 19th. As the name implies, the focus of this conference was on the open-source Content Management System known as Drupal. The conference was well run and the sessions I attended were of uniformly high quality. I’ve been to a few … Read more
