[0] // Aug 20, 2008

7 Slick Icon Search Engines to Spice Up Your Blog and Your Desktop

Whether you like to include icons with your blog posts or you’re just looking for a little something to spice up your desktop, these web apps should be right up your alley. Check them out, see if they offer what you want, and move on down the list if they don’t.

[0] // Aug 19, 2008

Freebie: Mini 10×10 Pixel Greyscale Icons

If you need some sexy little icons for your site and you don’t want to blast your readers with over the top colors and wild designs, these are the icons for you. Simple, grey, and understated. They’re completely free and come in GIF format–so no browser issues to keep you down.

[0] // Aug 18, 2008

Update: FLIR for WordPress

WordPress users rejoice. There’s a brand new plugin that gives you all of the power of FLIR without all of the do it yourself work.

[0] // Aug 17, 2008

Ubuntu WP: Bringing Open Source to Open Source

Theme designers must be strapped for inspiration. After talking about WP CODA, which was based off of the impressive Coda site, just a couple of days ago, we now have a theme that is based off of the look and feel of the most popular Linux OS, Ubuntu. Aptly named Ubuntu WP (are we seeing [...]

[0] // Aug 16, 2008

StumbleUpon vs. Digg: And Why StumbleUpon Wins

What I’m going to be talking about today is which social media site should you focus on. This is, by no means, a scientific study, but simply a survey of which social media site works best for individual blogs and the blogosphere as a whole.

[0] // Aug 15, 2008

How to Balance Your Time Between Several Blogs

Managing time is one of the single most important skills a person can have these days. If you’ve been to college, you know just how important it is. If you’ve found yourself balancing two jobs just to have enough money to live, you know just how important it is. Because proper time management can either make or break you, you have to be on top of how much time you are spending here or there. Anything else and you’re going to have problems keeping up with the crowd.

[1] // Aug 14, 2008

Turn WordPress into a Static Platform with WP CODA

Want to use WordPress as a static site instead of a blog? You’ve gotta check out this theme.