I recently wrote a guest post on TwiTip.com on Why You Should Consider Using Hashtags (in your Tweets). One of the reasons I suggested using hashtags is that there a many web applications that utilize hashtag data. By using hashtags, you potentially give your Twitter profile exposure through these apps. I thought I would provide [...]
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Font Resource for Designers and Creatives: Download Fonts from dafont.com
I recently came across dafont.com, a great website for finding interesting fonts, many of which are public domain, free, or licensed under GPL or similar use licenses. The site should be of interest to anyone doing any type of design work – either online or in print. To give you an indication of the scope [...]
Are you having trouble getting search engine friendly (SEF) URLs to Work Properly on your New Joomla Install? Try checking your .htaccess file.
If you’ve just installed and started setting up a Joomla based site, one of the things that you should do is enable search engine friendly (SEF) URLs. (If you don’t know why you should do this, you should definitely check out Google’s search engine optimization starter guide). You do this by logging as an administrator [...]
New Blog Dedicated to Building Appreciation for Graffiti and Mural Art
Yesterday I launched a new blog dedicated to building appreciation for graffiti and mural art from around the world. Basically, I’ll be highlighting any works that have artistic merit or are interesting in some way. This includes pictures/videos of tags. You can find out how to submit photos/videos of interesting graffiti and mural art near [...]
YogaNearMe.com Blog Released
The YogaNearMe.com Blog has just been released. YogaNearMe is a Google-maps based value-added search engine for finding yoga studios and classes. Posts on the blog will cover everything yoga, as well as news and updates about the YogaNearMe.com web app. Possibly Related Posts:Meetup Notes: Vancouver JavaScript – August 9, 2011Automating Google Define in Mac OS [...]
WEARMATH.COM Releases Two New Math T-Shirt Designs
WEARMATH.COM has just released two new math t-shirt designs inspired by Leopold Kronecker’s (1823 – 1891) immortal words: “God made the whole numbers, all the rest is man’s work.” For more information, please see the post on WEARMATH.COM about these two new math t-shirt designs or go directly to the WEARMATH.COM store. Possibly Related Posts:First [...]
Demonstrations of three essential bodyweight exercises on Power-Fitness site
In a recent post I discussed Hindu pushups and bodyweight exercises as a way of achieving functional strength-endurance. While looking for demonstrations of the proper form for the “Royal Court” exercises as taught by Matt Furey in his book Combat Conditioning: Functional Exercises for Fitness and Combat Sports, I came across the following site: http://www.power-fitness.info [...]
