Current Work

For more than 10 years I've maintained a "Current Work" page, to which I added links to pages summarizing projects and interests as they came along, piling them up into a scrolling display. The Old Version is still available as an historical curiosity, but it's time to recognize that I've Moved On from that mode of doing things. The blog (oook blog) is a better medium for representing the changing kaleidoscope of interests, but I will include here stuff from the last few years, covering the transition to Retirement and some projects undertaken in the first couple of years in Maine, and I'll [probably] augment it by adding LIFO as new projects arise:

Following the Zeitgeist (December 2009, updated June 2011)
Nexial Musics, recordings of duets with Daniel Heïkalo
for the 45th Report of my Harvard class
A Collection of Quotations, begun years ago but ever Fresh and Green (and in need of refurbishment)

a rumination on yoga practise
a few music examples
North-Eastern North America reopened
Genealogical Project restarted and updating
WhereWhen and logfiles chronologies
Nova Scotia Faces: vernacular photography ...and its considerable expansion, with subcategories ...see also a wiki version with some different content [NB: July 2007, the schtuff original is only vestigially accessible via Wayback machine], and a Squidoo Lens on Vernacular Photography
an experimental photo wiki [NB: July 2007, the schtuff original is only vestigially accessible via Wayback machine]
WTF? started with a ligatured logo, and may grow...
John McPhee on coal [Oct 2005: starting to work toward .kml files]

Stuff sent to others (a 2005-2006 effort to keep track of resources I thought would be of interest to former colleagues)
a year of iRiver files --preliminary census, Oct 2005 (my first year of wrangling MP3 files)
outtakes from EdTech Talk #20 (Stephen Downes in 2005)

312 Port Clyde Road: retirement destination (the 2005 version preserved)
Musical Ruminations and 95MB download of WLUR show, August 2005
June and July 2005: stuff I found interesting
How it looks at the end of March 2005, in early June, Web legacy, The New CV, and Endgame (the last six months)

Also of interest as a gauge of topical interests is this reflection of the NOW from http://del.icio.us/help/tagrolls: