After I wrote the Gym’tronics article earlier this week, I decided that maybe some portable video would be cool. I could consume interesting shows when doing the stationary machines like cross-trainers, bikes and treadmills. All I need to do is find video that I can get onto my iPAQ (currently, my only portable video option).
That
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[Note: This post focuses on Microsoft Visual Studio. Suggesting other tools may not be overly useful or valid! Alternative methods to solve the problem below would be priceless -- but if nothing else, a useful link is being shared.]
Perhaps I’m making things overly difficult, but it seems like a major pain to copy Visual Studio 2005 projects
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WordPress 2.3 was released earlier this week. One of the interesting features of this release is built-in tagging. A nice feature to have built-in, but I’ve been a bit hesitant to switch over to it. Frankly, Ultimate Tag Warrior has spoiled me and 2.3 doesn’t come with near the features and functionality that UTW offers.
Alas,
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As it is once again Fall, and I haven’t been in a gym since Spring, I figured this was the month to saddle back up and return to world of fitness and strength training again.
Since I was a shameless pig all summer, that training will begin as almost pure running/jogging/cross-training. I like to run for
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If you use Google Analytics for web stats you might be interested in Google Analytics AIR beta. This is a slick little app that runs on your local machine (presumably anywhere that AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) can run.
It’s easy to run, starts quick and feels a bit more accessible than the Analytics web interface. In
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