Author Archives: Granger Meador
Fixing an out-of-touch district website
July 30, 2014 My previous posts outlined how I host and develop my various websites and why my two main sites for the district and the high school needed updating. Since 2009, when the current version of the high school … Continue reading
The shift to mobile browsing means other shift happens
July 30, 2014 Yesterday I posted about how my various websites are a mix of hand-coded HTML and hosted free services. Google Sites offers an option to “Automatically adjust site to mobile phones” which will try to sort things into … Continue reading
To HTML or not to HTML?
July 29, 2014 This post is a long history of my website development efforts in the school district where I work. I provide a thorough overview of the websites I maintain and how they are hosted and coded. This nerdy … Continue reading
Kicks on 66, Days 9-11: Relaxation and Return
July 6-8, 2014 The day after our climactic day hike and flamenco performance, Wendy and I took it easy in Santa Fe. We had an unappealing breakfast at the Flying Star Cafe in the Railyard and walked to the plaza. A … Continue reading
Kicks on 66, Day 8: Climbing Kitchen Mesa at Ghost Ranch
July 5, 2014 The eighth day of our big summer vacation was the climax. Or should I coin the term “climbmax” since we ascended Kitchen Mesa at Ghost Ranch? My first hikes at Ghost Ranch in June 2012 were stunning, and … Continue reading
