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I’ve upgraded to Wordpress 2.5 without a problem and in minutes. If you’re not familiar with it, it’s the software that makes updating this site a breeze. My favorite of its new features is its plugin upgrade feature. It alerts the user to upgrades and updates it with a click of a button. [...]
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I visited the cherry blossoms at the Washington D.C. Tidal Basin.
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Just had a lengthy discussion with a friend about the old phrase you cant have your cake and eat it too. Few people really seen to understand it. And why use it anyway
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Manolo for the Men is one of my favorite blogs. The text is always so short and to the point. The pictures are priceless and demonstrative. I ramble on too much and am too formal here. Take the post about the sucky new polo brand’s logo. Izzy is brash; I love it!
Here’s [...]
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I’m not really very politically decisive, so don’t take this link as some kind of statement. A font we can believe in is just an interesting look at a typeface in the context of Obama’s campaign for the presidency.
Also, check out Daily Color Scheme for some nice color schemes. You might like reading about [...]
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music.sketchee.com just got a facelift. A very small bit of redesign to improve the look of it all. I might continue to tweak a bit over the next few days. If you haven’t yet visited the site, it has sheet music of my original compositions and arrangements from classical music and video games. I [...]
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Glyphobet’s Why your Flash website sucks article presents a few reasons why a Flash presentation may not be the best idea for your content. Flash has its place, but keep it there. Especially now with the rise of AJAX.
I have now installed the Wikipedia-link plugin which allows me to link to Wikipedia using [...]
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There’s a list of Designer Must Haves as commented on by Tara MacKay over at Notes on Design.
The best fonts list includes some of my favorite typefaces. I love using Adobe Caslon Pro—it must be Pro and you have to make use of the OpenType features. Italic Swash is my favorite. Adobe Garamond Pro [...]
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Wordpress has posted a sneak Peak of 2.5. It looks pretty cool including a new customizable dashboard and streamlined navigation. It’s all backend stuff for this site that no one really cares about except those of us who use it for blogging and content management. I recommend Wordpress after trying many of the competitors, including [...]
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Check out Why Printers Don’t Want RGB Files And Why That Should Change from imageprep.net. I’m a designer constantly dealing with converting RGB to CMYK conversion. It’s a hot topic in the office trying to get these things to print right. Printers are stubborn so I don’t think it’s going to change, but this [...]
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