Jeffrey C. Long

One of the reasons I began blogging was as a means to get a tremendous amount of writings that I’ve done over the year into a manageable form, both for myself, my children, and vainly for those who come after me and may benefit from my neuroticl intellectual pursuits. A dilema though, has been how [...]

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I am a big fan of internet technologies that allow me to centralize my information on the web, rather then on a specific computer. This is because I have had computers need to be completely reformatted more then once, without an adequate backup, and lost valuable information. Also, because, like many others, I am computing [...]

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On July 16th, 2003 Deana and I welcomed Zechariah Jefferson Long into our family. He was born 9 lbs and 19 inches long. Both he and his mother are doing well. While Deana was up doing something I was holding my new son, and brought him close, kissing him on the forehead. I looked up [...]

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Today has been spent uploading a family photo (missing my wife who was behind the lens) and playing with all the features to personalize the site. I can’t seem to figure out how to make it so that my amazon wishlist is clickable into the actual amazon wishlist site. Guess I’ll have to do some [...]

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Been busy today mastering the clacal C.D. after first beta made yesterday. Three main problems I wound up needing to solve. The first was too large of a sonic difference between various tracks. Some were warm while others were crisp. At first listen on my home stereo, I was worried that overall the C.D. lacked [...]

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The day has gone. I have finally finished the beta C.D. of our school’s classical C.D. After the first listen to it’s entirety I am quite pleased, though there are some obvious things to clean up. But, no glaring errors.

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This is my first post on typepad. I’ve used Blogger only a little bit and liked the blogging concept as a means to subject the world to my verbosity. Recently I came into contact with Moveable Type through the website way.nu and found it to be far more exciting. Typepad is a more userfriendly version, [...]

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