Unable to reserve iPhone 4 on the Apple site for over forty minutes now! Servers keep locking up. "Please wait while we access your AT&T account information." :-|
UPDATE: Finally got through after over an hour of trying numerous browsers and refreshes. No luck using Firefox or Chrome, order placed using Safari. Yay.
Replace existing title tags in header.php with:
<title> <?php wp_title(' | ',true,'right'); ?> <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> </title>
Here's something I hadn't seen before in my Yahoo! Mail. I shipped a package USPS Priority Mail today and then emailed the Delivery Confirmation number to the recipient. I just checked my Sent email folder to see if the number had posted yet and much to my surprise Yahoo! is showing it as a Shortcut – no posting of URL necessary, wow!
Chuck Sher – One World Band
Sunday May 23, 2010 from 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Backyard Jazz
Brush Creek area of Rincon Valley
Santa Rosa, California
Jazz
Marc van Wageningen, bass
Art Khu, piano
Randy Vincent, guitar
Kendrick Freeman, drums
Bob Afifi, flute
On Upcoming
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/5743456/
A few days ago, the Sebastopol Whole Foods raised their store-made hummus from $5.99 to $8.99 per pound, huh? After talking with some employees about this, apparently the 50% price increase is no mistake and is coming direct from Whole Foods Inc. At $5.99/lb, their hummus was already the most expensive in the store, at $8.99/lb, count me out.
Something is messed up with Facebook and their import RSS feed. It just doesn't work. Instead of automatically updating, the only way I've found to get the thing to work is to manually reload the feed :-|
Also, finding the "Notes" page where the feed goes is a number of non-intuitive steps so with that in mind, here's the link to it:
http://www.facebook.com/editnotes.php?import
Recently Twitterfeed stopped updating my feeds to Twitter. After some searching, turns out Feedburner has a relatively new tool called Socialize which works great!
http://www.google.com/support/feedburner/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=167800
my @pages = (1 .. 85);
for my $i (@pages) {
print "RewriteRule ^2008_page$i\.shtml$ \"\"http\:\/\/www\.example\.com\/2008\.php\?page\=$i\" [R=301,L]\n";
}
Chrome has an extension called Anymailer by william.estoque which launches Yahoo! Mail (or GMail) when an email link is clicked. Unlike the setting for Firefox, this one actually works!