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Thesis 1.6 Upgrading Tips

October 21, 2009

ShareTotal credit goes to Kristarella for figuring out these two bits of code that were stumping me. If you are upgrading to Thesis 1.6 and you have a customized nav and a custom header background there are three bits of code you’ll have to tweak in order to get them to work.
When I first upgraded [...]

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How To: Import photos from your iPhone to your PC in 3 easy steps using Picasa

July 17, 2009

ShareIf you go searching on the web for the best way to import photos from your iPhone, most likely the answer you’re bound to find is iPhoto. Which is great if you have a Mac, but what about us PC users out there?
Well, as an admitted Google fanboy I have to say that Picasa handles [...]

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I *heart* Twitter: Leave your Twitter ID in Your Comment

January 11, 2009

ShareTwitter is a great social media tool and a fantastic way to follow a lot of really smart people, share ideas and instantly monitor real time current events.  I plan on adding more Twitter functionality to the site during the year but for right now I’ve added a great little plugin called WP Twitip ID.  [...]

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How It’s Made: Hot Dogs

December 9, 2008

ShareThis was actually slightly less disgusting than I thought it would be, although I may think twice before getting a dirty water Sabrett from a hot dog vendor.  The manufacturer in this piece makes 300,000 hot dogs an hour!  That’s just one manufacturer.  Seriously, how many freaking hot dogs is this country eating?

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Gmail Struggles to Remain Relevent in Mobile World (EOM) Style

October 15, 2008

ShareIt’s really no secret to anyone that knows me that I’m pretty much a gmail fanatic.  If I am looking to hire someone I am far more likely to pay attention to someone with a gmail.com address over someone trying to pawn off a yahoo.com or *gasp* hotmail.com email address.  Maybe it makes no sense, [...]

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Why Your Company Shouldn’t be Afraid of Free

June 21, 2007

ShareI recently finished up some consulting for a large data enterprise corporation and was shocked to see how outdated and clunky their CMS tools were.
I won’t be mentioning the client by name but I was told that they paid close to a million dollars for the CMS they were using. It was nearly [...]

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