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Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in code, dotCMS | Posted on 28-07-2010

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Messing with Feedburner, Following Brother’s Adventure, Helping Mom Follow Brother with Feedburner

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in family | Posted on 15-07-2010

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I’m attempting to knock out 3 birds with one stone here:

  1. I’ve been wanting to mess with FeedBurner for a while.  Not entirely sure what this is all about yet.
  2. My brother is on an epic motorcycle journey (EMJ) across the United States.  He doing a round trip from Ohio to Vancouver BC. He’s regularly tweeting and got Google Latitude activated.
  3. My mother wants to follow along, but is what we’ll call “technically pure”  She doesn’t quite get the whole twitter thing yet and really wants to follow along on the EMJ.

I’m looking to combine 1 & 2 to accomplish 3:

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Evo = Flashlight. LED Light from Picolyl

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in mobile | Posted on 14-07-2010

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Boy am I an even happier Evo owner now!  Just found the Android app LED Light from Picolyl.  I want my smartphone to be as many things as possible and adding the “flashlight” functionality is huge!

The Arrival of Noah Ryan Morris

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in photography | Posted on 05-07-2010

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Amber and I were able to join mother Jess Morris and the recently arrived, Noah Ryan today at the hospital for a quick meet and greet. I’m proud to report that he’s doing very well!

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Paws for Golf Registration Form

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in web work | Posted on 19-06-2010

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Portage Animal Protective League was in need of a new registration form for their 3rd annual golf fundraiser. Using my most favoritest web-based form building tool, JotForm, I came up with the following in just over an hour. What a killer tool. Take a look at them if you get a minute, it ties in with all sorts of tools, very powerful, these guys that built this tool really know how to program.

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We’re having a…

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in family | Posted on 26-04-2010

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Healthy baby! We had a baby appt today and it went as well as we could’ve hoped. According to the doc, this is a text book pregnancy going as well, apparently as one could hope. Amber decided that she’s not going to find out the gender and keep the secret from me, so we have no idea what gender we’re looking at. He/she was definitely moving, kicking, stretching, drinking (amniotic fluid) and opening his/her mouth. We’re feeling pretty good right about now :)

My Pitch for Ubuntu Linux 10.04

Posted by Casey Wise | Posted in linux | Posted on 22-04-2010

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For those of you out there interested in an alternative to Mac or Windows to run your computer (even on Apple computers), may I recommend Ubuntu Linux? Contrary to popular belief, installation is no longer a science project, but a 2-3 click breeze to install alongside or in place of Windows. I’ve been using it at work and home for a couple of years now. I’ve set up on a few friends’ computers with fantastic results, each report they’d never go back to Windows (*Mac users are a slightly different story). There’s a new version (10.04 – Lucid Lynx) coming out on April 29. Give it a try!

Why would you do this?

  • It’s free
  • It’s fast
  • It’s rock solid, it’s based off of Unix which came out in 1969
  • All software is free and very easy to install
  • It’s aesthetically pleasing
  • No Viruses
  • No Malware
  • No Spyware
  • No hassle (or expense) to upkeep virus software like Norton or McAfee
  • Anything you can do on Mac or Windows you can do on Linux
  • You’re supporting open source software development by using it