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-    <title>Some VIVO Things Blog</title>
+    <title>Some VIVO Information Things</title>
 
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-        <h1>Some VIVO Things Blog</h1>
-		<p class="lead">General musings on the community, the software, the data,
-		the semantic web, applications, data management, institutional and scholarly use, updates,
-		and whatever else comes to mind.</p>
+        <h1>Some VIVO Information Things</h1>
+		<p class="lead">Visualizations, inspectors, reports, documents -- all information things coming from your VIVO.</p>
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@@ -78,31 +76,14 @@ <h1>Some VIVO Things Blog</h1>
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-					<h2 class="blog-post-title">Getting Started</h2>
-					<p class="blog-post-meta">February 8, 2014 by <a href="http://vivo.ufl.edu/individual/mconlon">Mike</a></p>
-
-					<p>I've never done a blog before, so please bear with me.  Seems like there's a lot
-					to share about happenings in the VIVO community, tools development and data management.</p>
-					<p>I'm particularly interested in data.  For VIVO, it's usually data about scholarship --
-					representing scholarly activity in all its forms. At the University of Florida (UF for short),
-					we have started with basic data -- people and their departments, grants and their investigators,
-					papers and their authors, courses and their instructors.  As others have found, institutional data
-					can be messy, or flat out missing.  I'll share experiences about data in blog posts to come.</p>
-					<p>To get data in to VIVO, you'll need some tools.  As delivered, VIVO does not have simple tools
-					that can take your institutional data and load it into VIVO.  UF has built some tools that you may find
-					useful.  We'll talk about those tools in the blog, and have them available on the "data in" section of
-					of this site.</p>
-					<p>Once you have data in, you'll want to use it.  After all, isn't this why anyone would go to
-					the trouble to put in any computer system?  Using VIVO means seeing the data.  VIVO comes with profile
-					pages, some navigation aids, and some simple visualizations.  But there is quite a lot more that
-					you will want to do.  UF has built some tools for seeing the data in VIVO -- additional visualizations,
-					inspectors, reports, and graphs.  We build these tools <em>outside</em> of VIVO.  That is, we build the
-					tools using lightweight technology independent of VIVO.  This makes the tools easy to use on any
-					VIVO.  As we mature, we expect that you will be able to use our tools by merely "pointing" them at
-					your VIVO, that is, you won't need to run any local software at all.  Just access our existing tools.
-					<p>Here I'll be writing (blogging?) about what we've done, the tools we've created, and tools
-					we are creating to make use of the data in VIVO.  I'll point at the repos of the software.<p>
-					<p>I hope you find something useful.</p>
+					<h2 class="blog-post-title">VIVO Triple Inspector</h2>
+					<p>The VIVO Triple Inspector is for data managers who want to get as deep as possible with the data
+					stored in VIVO.  As you know, VIVO stores everything in a triple, subject, predicate, object.  The
+					Triple Inspector is a very simple tool -- given the URI of a subject in VIVO, show all the triples
+					with that subject.  The Triple Inspector is written in <a href="http://d3js.org">D3</a>, a powerful
+					JavaScript visualization library.  <a href="https://github.com/mconlon17/vivo-triple-inspector" 
+					class="btn btn-default btn-success">Download</a></p>
+
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@@ -117,9 +98,9 @@ <h4>About VIVO</h4>
 						VIVO Project Web Site</a> for more info.</p>
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-						<h4>Archives</h4>
+						<h4>Good Stuff</h4>
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-						  <li><a href="#">February 2014</a></li>
+						  <li><a href="http://d3js.org">D3</a></li>
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