We went out trick or treating this year and, well, had a hoot. Marshall was an owl and we didn’t let Tina have any of our candy. I mean, Marshall’s candy.
See more photos in the gallery Halloween 2013.
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Less than 24 hours after updating all the WordPress sites I manage on Monday to the latest version 3.7 which came out on Friday — it looks like the new 3.7.1 is available.
Can’t wait to see how the new automatic update feature works on this site.
Here’s a good read about the choice to keep automatic updates simple in the admin, via the Tavern.
Also, I’m waiting for my custom vanity URL for my Google+ profile.
“I’m a scientist, I’m well educated, and I’m by no means lacking in self confidence – yet sometimes, my brain ceases to respond to logic. Well, a part of it does remain rational, but it’s hard to hear over the ten different fire-alarms that are ringing.”
-Matt Gemmell, Fear
Kim took Marshall to the park earlier this month and took these photos.
I edited some of them with the Android app Pixlr.
Photos courtesy Kimberly Moeller
You have to celebrate each victory, especially when they are so few and far between.
Like this third time I defeated Kim in Words With Friends.
Three out of 2,765 ain’t bad.
Today, I completed a Digital Analytics Fundamentals course offered by the new Google Analytics Academy. (Of course, it has its own Google+ community, too.)
I learned a lot about the basics of Google Analytics and what the always-improving platform can allow you to do to gauge the success of a web site and the efforts of a marketing and communication team.
The course consisted of six units which each consisted of a handful of subunits, each of which contained a YouTube video with instructor Justin Cutroni explaining how to set up Google Analytics, how to manage it to get relevant data for your organization’s needs and how to analyze it to improve performance.
I scored a 97% on the final course assessment.