The Dynamo – Sort of Back In Action
It has been a long, long time since I’ve posted here. The fact is, I have really missed writing here, but all of my energies have been soaked up over […]
Neuropsych Now Launch
If you are an even semi-frequent reader of this blog, then you are well aware that I’ve been working on a super-secret project for about the past seven months. Well, […]
Link: Survival Guide to Finishing a Ph.D.
Nathan Yau has written an excellent post on starting and finishing a Ph.D.. This really captures much of the essence of what it means to go through the experience, and […]
The Goldilocks Approach
I’ve written a little bit about my recent endeavors in web site design and development. To cut to the chase, I used Twitter-Bootstrap and the MultiMarkdown CMS as the main […]
Accidentally Learning To Be A Web Developer
Over the course of the past six months or so, I have inadvertently become a sort-of Web developer. To be clear, this includes, but is not limited to: Learning HTML, […]
My Neuropsychological Report Writing Workflow: TextExpander, MultiMarkdown Composer 2, et al.
In the past six months I have super-revised my neuropsychological report-writing workflow. I went from using Microsoft Word to the following applications and services. What a difference. The Tools MultiMarkdown […]
Quicksilver v1.0 is Finally Here
I absolutely love Quicksilver. I have been using it for something like six years, though probably longer. It’s indispensable and, along with nvAlt 2, it is the first thing I’d […]
The Importance of Non-Commercial, Open Access Science
I wish I could go over all of the points and statistics cited in this presentation on open access science (video link to Vimeo). The problem is that I would […]
A Poisson Distribution Function and a Cheeseburger Walk into an Airport…
Wow. This is probably the greatest use of statistical analysis I have seen in a long, long time. I’ll leave it to you to read the article, but here’s a […]
On the Order of the Arrow, and being a father, husband, and man.
When I was 13 years old, I was tapped to be a member of the Order of the Arrow (OA). This is the Boy Scouts of America’s brotherhood of “elite […]
