Here is a MP3 I made by isolating a segment of audio using Audacity. I now use it as a Ring Tone for my Android.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 0:16 — 243.1KB)
Here is a MP3 I made by isolating a segment of audio using Audacity. I now use it as a Ring Tone for my Android.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 0:16 — 243.1KB)
I found this on the Internet somewhere (can’t remember where) and loved it. Me, being a left brain thinker, it got me good, so I just had to post it for others to see.

I found it very hard to move quickly through the list and not say the words that I couldn’t help but read. In one case one case I actually said the word instead of the color. Very funny!
Please comment on your experience.
Less than a month in the WordPress Repository and already over 1,400 downloads. There is definitely an unmet need for a Plugin like this. Despite the instant popularity and success of my Malware Removal techniques, even with all the great comments and thanks that I am getting for actively fighting back against these defacement and redirection hacks, I have just come under some criticism from the “Half-Elf” Plugin Monitor, Ipstenu. Though I feel that my strategy in fighting infections is efficient, effective, and easy to implement, she seems to think it is too risky to actually do something about the infected files and suggested I just notify the user of infections like some other security plugins do. To me, it is that very fact that my Plugin can automatically fix the problems it finds that sets it apart from the others. I wrote this software for myself, so that I could easily remove widespread infections on a shared server with one click. Then I made the code available as a WordPress Plugin to be really helpful to those that could not otherwise clear up their infected servers. This Plugin actually removes “Known Threats” from a file, keeping the rest of the file intact, and it even makes a backup of the file before making changes. How cool is that? I’m not one to brag but I must admit I am quite proud of this accomplishment.
I wonder how many people have broken there whole site, by removing a file that was needed by WordPress, because some would-be helpful plugin told them it was infected but couldn’t or wouldn’t fix it. Or, how many people paid Securi to fix their infestation of malicious scripts when my Plugin might have done it for them. I’m not saying this Plugin I wrote is a fix-all for any infection, but what it does, it does well. I wrote it for a specific type of infection and continue to expand it’s range and capabilities as more information comes in from my users.
I am dedicated to seeing this project though and maintaining a successful front line against these malicious infection. With continually growing support from the WordPress community I know that I can grow this program to meet more and more needs and combat new threats as they are discovered.
A big thanks to all those who have commented and rated this Plugin and even more thanks to those who have Donated! You are all keeping this effort alive and letting WordPress know that this Plugin is appreciated.
via gotmls.net.
I have had little success getting the hibernate feature to work on any Laptop running Ubuntu. I currently use a Dell XPS with 6 Gigs of RAM and don’t even find it practical to hibernate due to the waste on hard drive space and the time it takes to go down and come back up. With a good battery it is much easier to suspend. I don’t even like having the hibernate option on the menu for fear of an accidental click. So I finally got around to figuring out how to get it off the menu and I thought I would pass it on for anyone wanting to do the same.
All you need to do to remove hibernate from the menu is to change allow_active to no under the org.freedesktop.upower.hibernate section of the file /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.upower.policy. To do this open a terminal and type:
sudo gedit /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.upower.policy
Find the line below the org.freedesktop.upower.hibernate section that says:
<allow_active>yes</allow_active>
and change it to:
<allow_active>no</allow_active>
Save the file and restart the indicator-session service with the following command:
killall indicator-session-service
Your done!
I signed this petition on fightforthefuture.org and still thought “What else can I do?”. So I created a widget for WordPress to put on my blog so that visitor to my site could sign the petition too. Now you can join the fight against SOPA by signing this internet petition right here on my site (at the bottom of the page). Plus, if you have a WordPress site, you too can install this petition widget from WordPress.org.
Help me spread the word and crush internet censorship legislation in America!
I added a shortcode to my SQL Reports Plugin so you can put a report you’ve created into a Page or Post. Just use the shortcode “SQLREPORT” with the attribute “name” being the name or your desired report. Like this:
[SQLREPORT name="My Report" style="border: 2px solid #CCCCCC; padding: 6px;" /]
The below example is a Report that I make to see the effect that Google’s SSL Search has been having on my Keyword Data. I broke it down by Locale so that I could see the differences between the use of google.com as compared to the other country codes.
| Domain | Total Visits Referred | Keywords Blocked by SSL | Percentage Blocked |
| www.google.com | 228 | 84 | 37% |
| www.google.co.uk | 9 | 4 | 44% |
| www.google.nl | 8 | 0 | 0% |
| www.google.de | 6 | 1 | 17% |
I just created a small Widget for the SHH Blog that runs a simple query to find posts posted around the same time last year.
Richard Wilkinson, Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, presented huge amounts of evidence in his book The Spirit Level (co-authored with Kate Pickett) about the disastrous effect of social inequality on health and social stability. This video of his TED Talk gives a summary of some of that research.
I just released my new Anti-Malware plugin for WordPress. It is still in BETA but I think it will be very helpful in removing malicious scripts and patching security vulnerabilities.
Please leave feedback and donate whenever possible.
This is a simple widget that makes it easy to monetize your site with Google adSense.