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This is the personal site/blog/experiment of Chris Harrison, a web designer living, working and playing in Augusta, GA.

Archive: 2006

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12.14.2006

Tag, I’m it.

Another day, another meme. Thanks for the tag, Jesse. Christ­mas MEME 1. Egg Nog or Hot Choco­late? Hot Choco­late, with marsh­mal­lows. 2. Does Santa wrap presents or just set them under the tree? Both. It depends on the gift :) 3. Col­ored Light on Tree/House or White? White. 4. Do you hang mistle­toe? Nope. 5. When do you put … Read the rest of this item

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New WP Tiger Admin 3.0 Released

The Word­Press Tiger Admin plu­gin has been updated to ver­sion 3.0. It’s been com­pletely redesigned, and has much bet­ter com­pat­i­bil­ity with the newest Word­Press fea­tures. I’ve been using this plu­gin for quite some time now, and this lat­est release is phe­nom­e­nal. read more | digg story

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12.13.2006

Change is afoot

I’m going to begin the process of migrat­ing the site over to Sand­box in a cou­ple of days. Right now, I’m using some­thing loosely based on Qwilm!, but I want some­thing a lit­tle more stan­dard­ized, with bet­ter seman­tic markup as the basis for my site.

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12.08.2006

Ripple

It started with a sim­ple post on Digg — “New Apple.com Design Com­ing”. (It has 1253 diggs as of right now.) A user report­edly found a design on someone’s site and posted it to Digg.com say­ing: “I found this image from desudesu.com. ‘It’s design test for Fan­tasy Inter­ac­tive for the next gen­er­a­tion of apple.com site’ says the cap­tion. … Read the rest of this item

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Thirsty

Lately I’ve been on an energy drink kick. If I had to choose a favorite, I’d prob­a­bly say Full Throt­tle and its’ two other fla­vors, Blue Demon and Fury, would be it. (Sonic’s Full Throt­tle Fury Slush is awe­some, BTW.) But I digress, that’s not really what I wanted to post about. At home, I drink a con­coc­tion that could be described … Read the rest of this item

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12.07.2006

Interactive News

This won’t be big news for peo­ple out­side of the Augusta area, but I just noticed that if you are a reg­is­tered user of the Augusta Chron­i­cle web­site, you can com­ment on arti­cles.This might make me visit their site more often. I know that news­pa­pers have strug­gled with retain­ing sub­scribers as more and more peo­ple start to get their … Read the rest of this item

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12.05.2006

Testing Live Writer

This is just a test to see how well Win­dows Live Writer works. I’ve grown accus­tomed to using the Word­Press back­end, but if this makes life eas­ier, I’ll def­i­nitely use it. This isn’t the first time I’ve used a third-party app to write to this blog. I used to use w.Bloggar for a time, and it worked well. I just … Read the rest of this item

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11.28.2006

CFMAIL and Dynamic Message Content

Par­don me while I put on my geek hat. I’ve been hit­ting my head up against a wall try­ing to fig­ure out the best way to dynam­i­cally include con­tent into an email using Cold­Fu­sion. I tried the most log­i­cal solu­tion first, define the URL with the data I wanted and pass that onto the SEND script. <input type=“hidden” … Read the rest of this item

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11.23.2006

Thankful

It’s Thanks­giv­ing Day here in the U.S., and there’s lots to be thank­ful for. Here’s what I’m thank­ful for this year: I’m thank­ful for each day I’ve been given and every day I’ve yet to have. I’m thank­ful for my friends and fam­ily. I’m thank­ful for my wife — who con­tin­u­ally puts up with me, when no … Read the rest of this item

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11.19.2006

What the crap?

If there is one thing I have learned as a Word­Press user, it’s that there is cer­tainly a plu­gin for every­one. Case in point, there’s now a plu­gin called Ploppy avail­able for fecophil­i­acs. “[Ploppy is] a Word­Press plu­gin for describ­ing the state of your bowel move­ments using the Bris­tol Stool Scale”. Lovely. I’ll pass, but this is a true tes­ta­ment to … Read the rest of this item

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