The signs are made by painting cardboard white and lettered by tracing with an overhead projector. I use a one inch foam brush and cheap black paint to fill them in and you wouldn’t believe how quickly it goes once you get the hang of it.
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The signs are made by painting cardboard white and lettered by tracing with an overhead projector. I use a one inch foam brush and cheap black paint to fill them in and you wouldn’t believe how quickly it goes once you get the hang of it. [...] Contextly takes a new approach to having relevant links at the bottom of a blog post. Rather than attempting to find links based on the title of the post and the content, it lets you choose them. You can have internal links from the blog and external links as well. The interface is easy [...] It was great meeting Randy Miller and his wife Andrea on Friday in Salt Lake City! He’s an independent voting activist who blogs here some. You can also find him on the Utah League of Independent Voters Facebook Page and website. There are now more independent voters in Utah than Republicans and Democrats combined! [...] It’s Ifttt for Dropbox, says Techcrunch. Put a file in Dropbox folder and Dropbox Automator will do any number of automated tasks like converting documents to PDFs then sending them to Google Docs, uploading photos to Facebook or Flickr after writing text on them, or sending a status update to Facebook. Lots more too. Whee. [...] The end of the world will be on May 27, 2012. From Worldwide Church of God preacher Ronald Weinland, a list of events that will occur before this date: Nuclear war The collapse of the United States People who mock his message dying from cancer “God”, prove to me you’re real… slap these bitches down, shut them [...] This is geek heaven. Ifttt allows you send email reminders to yourself, autopost from Google+ to Facebook, alert when it will rain tomorrow, send starred Google reader items to Evernote, backup up Facebook photos to Dropbox, and lots more. It’s free and users are happily writing all manner of useful tools. You can too. It’s [...] I use “moot” – of little or no practical value or meaning… frequently, but never gave a lot of thought to its “debatability”. I might have to change that. For example, I commented recently “that the truth is impolite is moot” – regardless of being a former governor and senator etc etc ad adnausium, Corzine [...] Our pal, the multi-talented Wood Ingham in Wales, redid the header image. The previous logo was all renewable energy and no longer fit the blog as we obviously wander deeply into politics too. The new image fits the site better. Wood has written over 50 books, including dozens for RGP game publisher White Wolf, co-founded online [...] A federal judge in Oregon has ruled that a Montana woman sued for defamation was not a journalistwhen she posted online that an Oregon lawyer acted criminally during a bankruptcy case, a decision with implications for bloggers around the country. Crystal L. Cox, a blogger from Eureka, Mont., was sued for defamation by attorney Kevin Padrick when she posted online that he was a thug [...] | |||||
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