Bryce Moore's Blog, page 318
July 23, 2010
Adventures in Craigslisting
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The wife and I want to redo our kitchen at some point in the future. (Some no doubt distant point in the future.) Since we're in an old farmhouse, I really don't want to have a bunch of built-in cabinets all over the kitchen. As I've thought about it, I thought I'd much rather some free standing hutches and hoosiers to round out the storage situation. They seem more period appropriate, they're cooler looking, and they're cheaper, if you play your cards right.
Enter Craigslist.
I've been sco...
Enter Craigslist.
I've been sco...
Published on July 23, 2010 12:50
July 22, 2010
Why I'm Busy Right Now
Yet again, no time today for me to give you a quality blog post? Why not, you ask? Well, let me tell you. In the last three days I have:Moved 46 boxes of new computers from one building to another
Taught 3 classes in addition to my normal library duties (8 hours of class time, plus prep.)
Worked for 16 hours on a Top Secret Project I hope to be able to unveil tomorrow. That's personal hours, not work hours, since it's a personal project.
Prepped for another 2 hour class I'm teaching...
Published on July 22, 2010 12:30
July 21, 2010
So Much Time and So Little To Do
Published on July 21, 2010 13:05
July 20, 2010
Rocket Road Trip
I wanted to take a minute to promote the web comic done by a couple of friends of mine: Rocket Road Trip. It tells the zany adventures of Ace Rocketfuel and friends. They often have cool pop culture references, tying in everything from Star Wars to Bruce Campbell to John Scalzi. There's a new episode every Monday. Add 'em to your RSS feed.Who are the creators? Well, you've got Isaac Stewart, a friend of mine who was in my writing group in Utah and is now in my Skype writing group. He does t...
Published on July 20, 2010 07:54
July 19, 2010
Movie Review: Inception
(Before I get into this, I wanted to mention I wrote a fairly lengthy post on Saturday on a topic I felt strongly enough to write a fairly lengthy post about it on a Saturday. If you're a parent, might I suggest you read it?) Look! A movie review for a film I actually saw almost on opening night. Is this a good thing, or a bad thing? On the good thing side, it's possible some of you haven't seen this movie yet, and my review might mean something to you on a "Should I spend a lot of money to...
Published on July 19, 2010 12:10
July 17, 2010
Parents: Please Read! (RE: Jessi Slaughter)
Okay, folks. It's Saturday, but I'm making a rare blog post because I have some things to say to parents, and I want to make sure I've got them down on paper while my thoughts are still fresh.
First question: have you heard about Jessi Slaughter? I hadn't until about a half hour ago, but I've been doing some quick reading since then. I would link to the sites, but frankly, I haven't found one yet that doesn't have really objectionable material on it, so I'm not going to. I'll give you a rund...
First question: have you heard about Jessi Slaughter? I hadn't until about a half hour ago, but I've been doing some quick reading since then. I would link to the sites, but frankly, I haven't found one yet that doesn't have really objectionable material on it, so I'm not going to. I'll give you a rund...
Published on July 17, 2010 08:40
July 16, 2010
New Spice: BYU's Library Spot
The Old Spice towel guy seems to be all the rage these days, and BYU's library has jumped on the bandwagon.
Now, for those of you who don't know, I used to work at the Harold B Lee Library--BYU's library. I was in the periodicals department (it's the room shown in the movie where the guy gets out of the elevator). It was my first experience with working in a library, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Actually, the only reason I thought about getting that job was because my sister was already em...
Now, for those of you who don't know, I used to work at the Harold B Lee Library--BYU's library. I was in the periodicals department (it's the room shown in the movie where the guy gets out of the elevator). It was my first experience with working in a library, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Actually, the only reason I thought about getting that job was because my sister was already em...
Published on July 16, 2010 07:53
July 15, 2010
LinkedIn Surveys
I have no idea how I got on the magic list, but somehow, LinkedIn has started asking my input for surveys. Typically I'm not a big survey taker. They're kind of a pain, and sometimes they take longer than I want them to. However, I'm always very excited when LinkedIn sends me an invite to a survey. Why? Because they give me a $15 gift certificate to Amazon or a $15 PayPal deposit when I finish the survey. I've done this twice so far, giving me a grand total of $30. Nice.How can you get on t...
Published on July 15, 2010 12:56
July 14, 2010
Please Amazon Responsibly

Howdy, faithful readers. It's me--your friendly, movie-and-media-loving blogger, Bryce. Today I'm here with a very special announcement. Look over on the right of my blog. See that little Amazon search box? (Well, assuming you haven't blocked ads on my site. If you have unblock them. Just for me. :-) ) Anyway. That little search box lets you search Amazon from my blog. I know--not really shocking. But you know what's cooler? If you enter Amazon through that little search box, then end up buyi...
Published on July 14, 2010 09:35
July 13, 2010
To Pirate or Not to Pirate
I wrote up a post for my library blog that I wanted to share with you faithful readers, since it's on some subjects I've been thinking about for a bit. Enjoy!
CrunchGear (a blog I follow fairly closely, and which I recommend) had a post up the other day on the future of piracy. Basically, their argument is that sooner or later, quality material on the web will live behind a pay wall--you'll have to pay to view it. Not pay a ton, mind you, but pay something. On the other hand, Scott Adams (t...
Published on July 13, 2010 10:13


