occasional thoughts on church, life, web, and productivity
Calendar syncing is an issue for anyone who works on a team, has multiple computers, or even just has a computer and a phone. It seems like it should be easy to keep appointments and events in sync among all of your devices, but so far there hasn't been one ...
. Read More →When I first started to jump into the world of standards-based web design one of the guys I followed online was The Man in Blue (Cameron Adams). Aside from being a Javascript ninja, apparently he's also a music video master... geek style. Here is a recent post of his with ...
. Read More →Back in part 1 I listed five of the plugins I install every time I setup a Wordpress blog for a friend or client. Here are five more plugins for Wordpress that are sure help you get the most out of your blogging experience. Cimy Swift SMTP. I often use a ...
. Read More →I like to see how people end up here at my website. Most of the time the search terms people use to get here are pretty normal. However, sometimes they are kind of obscure. Today I saw a search term that landed someone on this post that was descriptive enough ...
. Read More →I really like Wordpress. If you are looking for a blog/news-based website then there is probably no better option than to use Wordpress. One of the things that puts Wordpress at the top of my list is the thriving community of developers that use it. If you need your new ...
. Read More →One of the major search results that bring people to my corner of the interwebs is "PRK recovery." While that is far from what this blog is generally about, that is something that I blogged about when my wife had PRK surgery about a year ago. I still remember all ...
. Read More →This morning I had a great discussion with a couple of friends about time management. One of the things we did together was a figure out whether or not each of us is addicted to urgency. If you're like me you are asking yourself what "addicted to urgency" means. I ...
. Read More →I love TextEdit. For those who aren't familiar with TextEdit, it is essentially Apple's version of Microsoft's Notepad (or more accurately WordPad). With Quicksilver installed I am only one quick keystroke away from having a new document open and ready to receive whatever information I need to throw at it--a ...
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