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By Rafael, on July 31st, 2010
I’ve seen other people engage in a 31 day this, or 31 day that type of challenge and have always wanted to try it for myself. The most recent person that I saw do this was Wayne Sutton, and I liked what he did.
Soo, here’s my thing, and my reason for wanting to . . . → Read More: Why I’m Doing 31 Days Of Youtube
By Rafael, on July 30th, 2010
I like how these folks took the time to organize the themes. It’s not just a willy nilly list of themes, but rather a well organized (one column, two column, photoblog, etc.) collection of themes for WordPress.
This is the best organized collection of themes that I’ve seen anywhere, it’s not necessarily the . . . → Read More: Cool free and premium WordPress themes
By Rafael, on July 30th, 2010
I love these tutorials
Amplify’d from sixrevisions.com
The focus of this template is on a design agency that offers a range of web-based services. The primary aim of the page we’re designing, therefore, is to promote what the business does and what services they provide.
This is the first . . . → Read More: How to Design a Clean Business Website with Photoshop
By Rafael, on July 28th, 2010
This is video from the most recent 48 hour film festival in Austin. I’ve participated in the 48 hour film festival in the past with most of the same people on this team and I had a blast.
If you don;’t know what this festival is about, you get 48 hours to write, shoot, . . . → Read More: How Vinny Got 40% of His Groove Back
By Rafael, on July 27th, 2010
I attended the July BMPR tweetup in San Antonio where the topic was SEO. I used to be the #2 SEO at a firm in Austin, so I know quite a bit about SEO already, so I didn’t really learn anything new. Despite that, the presentations were really good and very enjoyable.
I think . . . → Read More: BMPR – SEO Presentation
By Rafael, on July 23rd, 2010
This is a cool video that I saw posted on Calli Lewis’s site. It’s just a guy walking across America, but it’s really cool. This probably took a good amount of time and money to create. I aspire to reach heights like this.
. . . → Read More: Video: Guy Walks Across America
By Rafael, on July 21st, 2010
Then on July 17, someone claiming to be @ColderIce plagiarized Taryn’s blog post and published the plagiarizing copy on a RatePoint site. Here’s a screen shot of the plagiarized content: . . . → Read More: Plagiarizing Douchebags Suck
By Rafael, on July 12th, 2010
Yes, Spain won the world cup and all that, and this is footage of the Spanish national team arriving home from South Africa, but did anyone else bother to notice the Embraer 190 in the background? That Embraer was like a Brazilian emissary sent to welcome the Spaniards home. On a slightly different note, . . . → Read More: Video: Spanish National Team Arrives Home With The World Cup
By Rafael, on July 7th, 2010
This is an interesting video about manufactured demand. Creating a market from nothing is a monumental task. It involves changing people’s perspectives about everything.
You have to make people think that their old way of thinking is not only wrong, but also obsolete and possibly dangerous.
I flagged this as a . . . → Read More: The Story Of Bottled Water
By Rafael, on July 6th, 2010
It turns out, that like most everything else, 90% of vuvuzelas are made in China. Leave it to CNN to find the time to report on something like this.
I just thought I’d share this gem with you since the World Cup is winding . . . → Read More: Where are vuvuzelas made?
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