I added Joost de Valk’s Sociable Plugin today. It is MOST excellent. I just thought I’d share that with you. Ok I’m sorry that was a really weak pun. Cartman would just kick me in the nuts…but seriously, it works ,was easy to install and looks nice. He shoots he SCORES!
On Saturday, March 29, 2008, WordPress 2.5 was released. So when I saw the little notification alert on my dashboard informing me that “your version of WordPress is out of date” and that I needed to upgrade to the latest version I said, “sonofabitch”. Upgrading in the past has been a real pain in the … Upgrading with WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin
Here is by far the easiest way I found to make the header image in WordPress Clickable: In your theme’s header you’ll find the code for the header (believe it or not, this website is the default theme “Kubrick” – but I’ve hacked it all up and renamed it Dr_C). The location is: wp-content > … Making your header image in WordPress clickable, and code-markup
Kent Hall is our “professor on the drumkit”. Kind of a Jekyll and Hyde – he’ll go from “soft and beautiful” to “now let me rip your head off” on the songs, and make it look easy. I always think about Carlos Santana talking about Michael Shrieve during an interview where he says something like, … Kent Hall – your song fucking rox
BTW, we are doing an album of low-brow comedy named “uh that shit is not funny”, and the album features our highlarious bad mofo Don Cole on the cover, here it is it cracks me up:
Here’s a graphic representation of my original Tascam 38 I made with Paint Shop Pro, click it to see the full size wallpaper: (BTW, I still have that tape recorder, but it hasn’t worked for over 12 years – I recorded so much with it, the tape heads wore down to the point that you … Tascam 38
I’ve been listening a lot to Wilco’s Yankee Hotel Foxtrot lately. It’s a great CD, but not SO great as to account for all the critical raves. So part of the listening has to do with trying to figure out WHY it was so well received, and why I like it so much. And I … Roger, Wilco
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