I posted an article about QR Codes [1] a few months ago. QR Codes are two-dimensional barcodes [2] that can contain a great deal of information in a relatively small area. They are heavily used in Japan, and are slowly starting to gain traction in other parts of the world.
One of the best uses [...]
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QR Codes And WordPress

TweetDuJour - The Best Twitters On The Web
Over a few beers a few weeks ago at the AdHack [1] launch party, Jay Grandin [2] and I started talking about Twitter and thought it would be pretty cool to have some place to showcase all the best tweets from the web. We did a quick domain name check and realized that TweetDuJour.com [...]

WordCamp Vancouver
I recently had the priviledge of attending WordCamp San Francisco [1], a conference dedicated to WordPress enthusiasts in the Bay Area. It was a great time, and I met a lot of great people.
Next month, Rebecca Bollwitt [2] and I are organizing the WordCamp Vancouver event to coincide with BarCamp on Sept 27th. [...]

The End Of WordCamp San Francisco
Well, the event is all over now, and I officially have a small hangover to remember it by. I met a lot of really great people last night at the social, and it was a ton of fun. I have yet to meet a blogger I didn’t like, and last night was no [...]

Thank You
I’ve been lying in bed for about 20 minutes now, trying to slow my brain down enough so that I can finally catch up on sleep. Unfortunately, my mind has been racing ever since blogathon, and it’s been rather difficult to shut it off.
While in bed tonight, I started thinking about the day I [...]

Entry #28: Blogathon Update
Well, I imagine by now many of the early morning shift people are in full swing. It seems like so long ago I wrote my first entry, and here I am at number 28. It sure is getting difficult finding content on short notice, but I’m managing to stay ahead of the curve [...]

Entry #7: Most People Only 11 Days From Financial Ruin
I read this interesting article today [1] that basically said that most people in the United States were only 11 days away from financial ruin. That is, if they were to lose their jobs tomorrow, they only have enough money to last for about 11 days:
More than a third of adults could survive financially [...]

Entry #2: WordCamp San Francisco
San Francisco is without a doubt one of my favourite cities in the world. It’s situated right on the Pacific Ocean, nestled snugly between Marin Country and Oakland. While Napa Valley is usually extremely hot, San Francisco boasts a fairly moderate climate, with sunshine occurring on most days of the year.
In [...]
