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I finally got a chance to upload a bunch of new pictures to the photos section. Check them out.
[mostly in the “Jace 1 Year Old” section. -s]
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I have added a couple of final photos to Jace’s 6-12 month album and started a 1 year old album. As I write more posts regarding our adventures, remember to check back in the albums to see additional pictures. Enjoy
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To our loyal readers - we bade farewell to Tummy Monster the other day…but don’t be sad, that means Xander is here! Check out his new webpage in our links section and congratulations to Stef and Koos. We can’t wait to meet you little guy.
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I have added some new photos to the Jace album and we have fixed the little glitch that was making the medium sized images broken. In addition, if you want to print copies of any of these images but don’t want to download them all, these images are also available on our public Picasa site. (http://picasaweb.google.com/hleibman) I don’t always remember to post them there quite as often but they should make it there eventually. From Picasa you can send them to snapfish or photoworks.
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September 27, 2007 6:22 pm
Jace has friend named Tummy Monster who, despite being in utero and the size of a baby potato (as of 7/7/2007), is an expert on web-related technologies (you can see Tummy Monster’s website here: http://tummymonster.blogspot.com/). T Monster recommends the use of RSS feed readers for anybody who regularly visits web sites with RSS feeds and frequent updates (news, blogs, etc.). An RSS (”Really Simple Syndication”) feed is basically a specially formatted version of the content on a website like this one, designed for use with RSS readers (like the Google reader seen here:
http://www.google.com/reader/view/).
Tummy Monster has a more detailed description:
http://tummymonster.blogspot.com/2007/07/on-being-web-savvy.html
For anybody who cares about such things, I’ve placed a link to the RSS feed for our website over on the right side of this page. Those of you who followed the instructions to get email updates are actually already using the RSS feed indirectly (the feed is being interpreted, converted to email, and then sent out to subscribers).
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You can now click here to receive emails on days when we put new posts on our web page.
Please note: the email notification thing is set up through a free third-party service (feedburner.com, acquired by Google within the past month). While it appears to be safe and friendly, I can’t give you a 100% guarantee that it won’t add you to some spam list. By signing up, you’ll get emails showing new text posts like this one. And we’ll add a post whenever there are significant updates to photos. Speaking of which, we just put up a few more photos here.
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