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Over the next month, I plan to switch over to the Wireless Minneapolis network, and discontinue self-hosting this blog from my home. To prepare for the move, I’m reorganizing and redesigning portions of the blog to cut down on some of the fat code and make it a little bit more compatible with other hosts (and hopefully make it more useful for readers, too). Chances are, this site will break down a couple times as I continue to work on it. Please pardon the dust!

May 23 update: If you can read this, then this site has been successfully transfered to a new host.  I’m trying out hostmonster.com at the moment.

Since traffic to this site is typically down in August, while most visitors are on break, I used this opportunity to redesign the site. This new blog theme is based on the Leia Theme created by Kapikua. After a little tweaking, it is now translated in English and supports WordPress widgets. Other changes include:

• Google search (in the upper-right corner)
• Posts will now include keyword tags (see the tag cloud!)
• Links to tag posts with Del.icio.us and Digg
• Technorati links to Education Futures
• Additional syndication options
• An XML sitemap for search engines
• A tool to help figure out academic citations (see bottom of individual post pages)