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  • Links: 2008-12-04

    December 4, 2008

    Still can’t write, but discovering great stuff in whiling away the time reading and learning… and social networking… Scottish Vernacular Dictionary [Link: Joanna] How Alltop Powers Bloggers How to Use Twitter as a Twool Top 10 Tweeters to follow by subject… be warned… [...]

  • Links: 2008-11-28

    November 28, 2008

    25 Wall Textures Pack for Photoshop licensed under Creative Commons. Smooth! (pun intended) [Link: Graphic Identity] Web Designer Wall List of Free Press Release Sites And for fun because we’re allowed… How to Make Candles in the Crockpot: Go figure. Just threw out [...]

  • OMG! President-Elect Speaks in Complete Sentences

    November 24, 2008

    Photo credit tsevis Here is the article in its entirety as I’m running around trying to get stuff done before hand surgery and Thanksgiving. Grammar geeks rejoice. Shouldn’t we be happy he actually speaks English? Obama’s Use of Complete Sentences Stirs Controversy: Stunning Break with Last Eight Years by Andy Borowitz In the first two weeks since the [...]

  • Links: 2008-11-21

    November 21, 2008

    Twitter PR: Fabulous and easy to get presentation without sounding dumbed-down. I’d love to take Corrine Weisgerber’s social media PR class. Social media will not kill PR, but it does expose industry weaknesses. What’s Your Least Favorite Part of Freelance Writing? Mine: Phone interviews. [...]

  • Hey! Your Book Review Sucks!

    November 19, 2008

    Having just read two great articles about book reviewing, it felt appropriate to make this the next, “Hey!” blog entry. Joanna Young and Joyful Jubilant Learning ask what do you look for in a book review and Lillie Ammann reviews The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing. Bad Quotes These quotes tell the story of what not to [...]

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  • D-W CSS Tutorial

    July 3, 2002

    Christopher Schmitt does a fantastic job writing the Tutorial: Web Page Reconstruction with CSS. He uses Digital Web’s own design to show how a site using tables can start clean and build a CSS-driven site without table tags.

  • Struggles of Getting Paid

    January 18, 2002

    Zeldman has written today’s feature for A List Apart on Getting Paid. Sadly, I think many can relate. Interesting contrast to his article that I mentioned yesterday. While chatting, Sooz told me about Denise’s posting in response to Zeldman’s PDN article, now I wonder if I misinterpreted the article.

  • Accessible High Tech

    March 12, 2003

    High-Tech Improving Disabled Access gives us a peek at what’s coming to assist those with disabilities. Every bit helps, but my own experience dictates more tech will come along adding more barriers to break.

  • 365 Days Worth of A Picture’s Worth

    July 31, 2004

    A Picture’s Worth is celebrating its first birthday on August 1. The site has been showcasing daily the works by visitors who have sent in their special photographs with an accompanying story to explain the photograph’s significance.

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