Monthly Archives: May 2009

On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection

clipped from eapbiofield.wikispaces.com On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life, now known as the “Origin of Species” was published on November 24 1859. At this point … Continue reading

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XML-RPC – WordPress Remote Publishing

Just linked up Clipmarks with my blog. It uses XML-RPC to publish posts with whatever info I select (clip) from other web pages and blogs. Also, I changed the way it styles content by default using it’s built in settings, then … Continue reading

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Style WordPress with CSS

clipped from en.wordpress.com The CSS Editor allows the blog administrator to modify the visual style of the blog. While the theme’s HTML cannot be modified, Custom CSS gives you the power to make your own design. If you haven’t found … Continue reading

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sifr for wordpress

just installed sifr for wordpress and downloaded the expressway font from this site . I am really impressed how easy it is to install plugins on wordpress.

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Install Greasemonkey for Chrome – A Better Guide

1. Install a recent trunk build of Chromium – There are several new builds every day. Just grab the latest version, download to your preferred folder and extract. 2. Launch chrome.exe with the –enable-user-scripts AND –user-scripts-dir=c:\scripts flags. You can create … Continue reading

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google adds links to auto suggest

looks like you now have another “i’m feeling lucky” type of option from google. links in the autosuggest area! why wasn’t this done before? it it helpful or annoying?

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I <3 API’s

Tinyurl has an API Wednesday, June 27, 2007 by Dave Winer. Of course I’d like to do what Twitter does, and generate a Tinyurl in place of a longish URL for each TwitterGram. I had assumed all along that Twitter … Continue reading

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social networking

clipped from www.fastcompany.com Ning’s Infinite Ambition Brain Trust: Ning chairman Marc Andreessen (he built Netscape back in the day), with Bianchini, at the company’s HQ in Palo Alto. | photgraph by Art Streiber Here’s something you probably don’t know about … Continue reading

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How do you find a break in an invisible fence?

This article was clipped from WikiAnswers: THIS WORKS! Took me a couple hours & a $1.50 part from Radio Shack, but it saved me $200 to get the IF company to fix it (found it on another website): http://hardware.mcse.ms/a-rchive144-2005-9-227666.html This- … Continue reading

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Google Chrome and Greasemonkey

clipped from ajaxian.com Greasemonkey, Chrome Edition Chromium gained an important patch over the weekend, with the introduction of Greasemonkey support. The patch came from none other than Aaron Boodman, creator of the original Firefox add-on, and also a Google employee. … Continue reading

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