It is an easy process. Go to a WordCamp, learn stuff, come home from a WordCamp. Take what you learn AND USE IT. Don’t wait for weeks afterwards and then be surprised that there is information that you have forgotten, Read more…
Day 2 of WordCamp Dayton started off where day 1 left off. WOW! A lot of great people and the free flow of information. I am not sure how many attended on the second day but I am guessing the Read more…
WOW! That pretty much sums up what I experienced after arriving at Wright State University and registered at WordCamp Dayton. I did not leave as early as I had planned. I wanted to see my daughter, Jessica and my granddaughter Read more…
In a little less than 36 hours I will be on my way to WordCamp Dayton for 2 days filled with WordPress knowledge! This is about a 3 hour drive for me. Having WordCamps close to home is fantastic! I Read more…
It’s nice to see someone that is excited. It’s GREAT to see someone who is excited about WordPress. A few weeks ago, I contacted a local graphic designer to have some images created for my work website (WordPress powered, of Read more…
Ask and Ye Shall Receive is of course a phrase out of the Book of Matthew in the Bible. I take this to mean that if you ask for something in the proper manner, you “might” get an answer. I Read more…
Thinking back over the past several days, there were 3 events that happened that I thought were worth passing on or making a comment about By definition an “event” can be a gathering of individuals who meet at an arranged Read more…
I happened to be on Twitter this evening when I saw a tweet by @wptavern as seen in the picture above. In my little corner of the WorldPress world, I am thankful for: John Sterrett, who asked me to check Read more…
Yep, that’s right. T-Shirts! I like to wear tech related shirts. I have some Microsoft shirts, a couple of Apple shirts, and a TWIT TV polo shirt I received as a Christmas gift from my daughter. One of the benefits Read more…
A New Type of Ransom Ware On Tuesday October 29th I had about a 2 hour drive to Akron for a meeting. I was listening to Leo Laporte’s “This Week in Tech” Episode 429. At the 30 minute mark (+/-) Leo played Read more…