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For as long as I can remember, I’ve seemingly had an uncanny ability to kill just about any computer I’ve touched. In college I crashed more than one system (at a time) composing music in Finale and Cakewalk. At home, I’ve killed my share of Windows systems by trying to do too many things at [...]

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If you ignore it, it’ll go away, right? Not quite.
If you’re reading this through an RSS feed then you may have noticed that some posts seem to show up over and over again. (I’ve been having an issue with my Bloglines account and I can only presume, based on the evidence, that the problem [...]

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I’ll try to keep this short: I decided not to continue using and hacking away at the theme I was using before. Kiwi is an absolutely awesome theme, but to get it to do what I needed it to do was almost impossible. Overall, it just had too many technical challenges for me to cope [...]

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If you frequent this site you may have noticed that I’ve recently been “experimenting” with a number of different themes and schemes.
That’s because I’m bored.
By that I don’t mean that I’m bored right now, it means that I’m bored with the way the site looks. You’re probably not (I hope you’re not), but then [...]

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More links, more fun, and some tools for your blogging enjoyment.
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SemioLogic: Wordpress is a wonderful tool, but if you’re looking for a CMS, by itself Wordpress just isn’t enough. The SemioLogic Wordpress plugin turns your blogging software into more of a content management system, allowing you to set up both static content sites and dynamic [...]

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