Author Archives: Marion Jensen

I find the idea of crowdsourcing interesting. Crouwdsourcing is the idea of getting a large group of people to help you out in a project. You pay them a bit of cash, or give them a promise of possible cash, … Continue reading →

I’ve had a lot of life changes in the past few months, and those changes have rippled to other aspects of my life. One change is that I’ve no longer been able to meet with my old critique group. Since … Continue reading →

My wife has started a blog. So for those of you who know both me and my lovely wife, feel free to check it out. Just ignore the picture of me when I was 23. I looked like a dork. … Continue reading →

Wow, when you work two jobs, have a 190 mile commute, and don’t have internet access in the evenings, there isn’t much time to blog. But I did want to drop a line as I was mentioned and quoted in … Continue reading →

I’m a nice guy. A really nice guy. You’ve seen other blogs that give away a book to one lucky reader? Those guys are pretty nice. But I’m even nicer. I’m going to give a book away to everybody reading … Continue reading →

To every thing there is a season,and a time to every purpose under the heaven:A time to wear iPods,and a time to leave iPods at home. Ecclesiastes 3:1 My wife dragged…er, I mean invited me to go camping with her … Continue reading →

Have we really gotten this desparate for advertising dollars? For those that run ads on their sites, you know you get money if somebody clicks on the ad, but you also get money if somebody just comes to the site … Continue reading →

Thank heavens for the EFF.

Speaking of falls… The family went to Bear Lake on Friday. We went with our good friends the Harpers. They took us out on their boat, and showed us how they can both ‘surf’ behind their boat. The boat makes … Continue reading →

I’ve spend the last four years working on USU OCW. I have seen the incredible amount of traffic we get, but I think deep down I’ve always worried that maybe nobody really used the site. Maybe all that traffic was … Continue reading →