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Speaker at WordCamp Atlanta 2012

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I’m proud to announce that I’ve been asked to speak at WordCamp Atlanta this year! WordCamp will be held this weekend and hosted at SCAD Atlanta! My session is titled: From PSD to WordPress Theme: Under the skin. Obviously, I’ll be focusing on themes. We’ll look at what they are, what they can do, how [...]

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Hiatus Apologies

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I’ve neglected this site lately, 6 months to be exact. Combine busy times, new jobs, summer trips skipping the country and websites are sometimes the first to be neglected. But, I’m planning on being back. I want to shift towards sharing more links and quick tips, partly because reading the internet had become more of [...]

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circlecube Relaunch

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Not just a redesign but a whole new site and location! After having built loads of sites for clients/friends I kept learning things I wanted to employ on my own site, but the cobblers kids are always barefoot right? I kept implementing new things and knew that they were making my clients lives easier and [...]

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Redworks

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I just realized that I hadn’t updated the site about it, but I’m now (since a couple months) interactive designer/developer with Redworks, subsidiary or Ogilvy & Mather in Atlanta! I’ll be doing all kinds of interactive designing and programming, specifically with flash and I’m stoked to be waist deep in Flash and as3 daily. What? [...]

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Cornerstone Media Group | Atlanta Web Design

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I’ve joined Cornerstone Media Group of Atlanta as the Senior Web Designer and Front-End coder! A bit stale as far as news goes, I’m going on 6 months already. The reason I bring it up now is that we’ve just relaunched our website. This new look is not just about new appearances and aesthetics, it [...]

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Celebration – And then there were TWO

Great news, Happy to share that Krista and I are expecting the newest addition to the family! October 29th 2009! Is the day, it will be an exciting Halloween to say the least! Thanks everyone for your support and happy thoughts. Here’s the picture proof that there aren’t eight in there. Just one. Any advice [...]

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Code is good; Books are good; Source and Books are even better!

I’ve been thinking about this blog and what kind of content I want to be creating for the world and yes, you. I really enjoy creating working tutorials and open source project or components available to download and learn from. I make these available so that you are able to pick it apart and hopefully [...]

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Voters Aide | Prioritize the Issues this Election | Interactive Flash App

To accompany the last presidential debate, I ask a question: Who to vote for? It’s not just about what party you’re affiliated with, who you agree with more on an issue or which candidate you understand better… it’s a combination of them all. It’s more important how a candidate can handle the different issues facing [...]

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Google Indexes SWFs and external content | Fleximagically Searchable | Ryan Stewart's Flex SEO Contest

Ryan has announced a contest to investigate how Google is actually crawling swfs. He introduced the term “fleximagically searchable” to be included in external content, which is then loaded into the Flex swf. Hoping that google will read the external source file through the swf. Also testing how this shows up in the search results. [...]

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Firefox 3 + StomperTools Release and Atlanta Party

Serious internet businesses require serious internet tools. Firefox 3 is a dramatic step forward! Help Mozilla.org set a Guiness Book record by downloading the new release on Tuesday the 17th of June 2008 (11 AM PST). To celebrate, StomperNet and Appcelerator are hosting a release party in Atlanta at Park Tavern as a part of [...]

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  • Recent Comments

    Bruce Brownlee

    Bruce Brownlee

    Ah IE6. I'd have 2 more years of sleep without IE6. Margin doubling, no properties,...
    versaena

    versaena

    how to give color at runtime…… thank you
    Mobile Websites

    Mobile Websites

    I disagree, mobile websites are the future – desktop websites and mobile websites...
    Matt Fasick

    Matt Fasick

    That's cool. I like the ripple effect as well.
    Nico

    Nico

    hi! really great job guy! very impressive.. just a question… do u have a solution to do a refresh...
    Evan Mullins

    Evan Mullins

    Agreed! I've just seen some people get pretty heated about separating all functionality...