From the monthly archives:

December 2009

I’m not sure if it was a matter of focusing on other projects in work and life or just some innate conservatism, but the fact is, I was late in jumping on the social media promotion wagon. When Facebook and Twitter started out, I just didn’t have the attention span for learning new tricks (does [...]

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Less than ten days after its release, and already I don’t really need to tell you what this movie is all about. I am willing to be most of you reading this post have seen it, or at least seen the trailer. If not, you can watch the trailer on my short post on Most-Amazing.com: [...]

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I can’t believe it’s taken me over a week to get back to my RSS reader and go over the latest headlines and bylines. 2009 Reports and Summaries It’s December, the end of 2009 and some interesting end of year reports have been published. Facebook published its list of trending topics this year. Rather than [...]

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Uh oh… not another post about the dofollow issue? Blame Extreme John who just posted about removing nofollow blogs from his RSS reader. Since even the mighty Google thinks I’m an authority on the subject (this blog is ranked in the top ten results for “dofollow blogs”), I figured I need to give my input… [...]

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Back from a short but very invigorating holiday here. Took the family and headed out for the Israeli desert to escape local rainstorms. I made a Facebook fan page for my Israeli Mom profile, so you can see my pictures even without adding me as a friend. Lots of cool Negev trip pictures here. Back [...]

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Wow, has been a busy week for me here. It’s a holiday here as well (Hannuka in Israel). With the kids at home, I just don’t have enough time to do everything that I need to be doing. Still, having dedicated a couple of hours this morning to going over the webmasters headlines service (aka [...]

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This post is for people who are new to WordPress and are not webmasters or computer geeks. If you have a WordPress blog that your host, or maybe a friend, installed for you and you’re looking into customizing it, read on. Steve and Aviva, this one is for you! I will start with a general [...]

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Web News and Views Roundup

December 7, 2009

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I try to make this part of my daily routine (not always successfully): going over the latest headlines for webmasters. To do that, I subscribe to feeds I like and those I think are important (such as Tech Crunch and Mashable). Going over them today, I figured I’d share some of the gems here. May [...]

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