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The ban on Wordpress blogs in Turkey is over. I realized this when I saw my feedreader automatically updating the Wordpress blogs I read. For the last seven months I’ve had to connect to Princeton servers first in order to get around the ban, all because the nutty creationist Adnan Oktar convinced a civil court […]

I’ve been working more, and more consistently, than at any period in my life.  I know because I’m still keeping the time logs to prove it.
Unfortunately this has meant less time for blogging, which I’ve missed.  On the other hand, I’ve found that after a day or two of not checking my RSS feeds I […]

I tried to visit orgtheory.net today and received a message saying that the site had been blocked by a Turkish civil court.  I got this message before when I tried to read a politics blog at CNN and found it annoying, but I didn’t investigate the story until today.
It turns out that lawyers working for […]

I’m always curious what brings people to Jim Gibbon.com, so the other day I looked over the complete list of search terms that eventually led someone from Google to this blog.  Below are 10 of the more interesting search strings I found.

how should i finish sex
spiritual significance of pitbulls
learn how to circumcise
is it okay to […]

I can barely believe it, but yesterday was my 4th wedding anniversary.  It seems like only yesterday that we walked into the hall for our Turkish ceremony accompanied by an unrequested playing of the theme song from “Titanic” (maybe I can upload a video some day).  Kind of a shame that I’m now in South […]

Hi all, I upgraded the site to WordPress 2.1 last night.  Everything appears to be running fine, but please let me know if you come across any bugs.
Thanks!

I mentioned last week that I was participating in ProBlogger’s group writing project that called for predictions of 2007 and reviews of 2006.  (This was the second time I participated; my first entry was about selling books to make a little extra cash).
Here are five posts submitted to the project that I enjoyed and […]