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Geek Zodiac

I don't put much stock in astrology or zodiacs, but I gotta give some cred to this geek zodiac, created by James Wright and designed by Josh Eckert. (Click to view large) And because the fine print is a bit difficult to read: † This is not to say that Ninja and Samurai are the same, only that they tend to appear around the same time and often in the same stories. And yes, Jedi Knight falls under this category (but depending on your reading, Han Solo would be either Pirate or Treasure Hunter). * Also includes those who hunt the undead. ** “Desenrascanço (loosely translatable as “disentanglement”) is a Portuguese word used, in common language, to express an ability to solve a problem without...

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The Ultimate WordPress Cheat Sheet

I know I haven't written anything in my WordPress for the Everyday Blogger series in a while, and for that I apologize. I promise I'll get crackin' on the next post soon! To tide you over in the meantime, here's a fantastic cheat sheet I saw over at Bit Rebels today. The WordPress Codex can be daunting for some — heck, I admit I have been overwhelmed quite a few times — and this looks to be the perfect one-look solution for any WordPress theme creator, modifier, or even a blogger. Enjoy! ...

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Rumors I’ve Heard About Anna Wintour

It's confession time, boys and girls! I don't particularly like the book The Devil Wears Prada. I don't think the movie was that great either (despite the oh-so-fab outfits). So why is it that I've read the book numerous times, and watched the movie more times than I would like to admit? Are there any books or movies that have the same effect on you? Anyhow, the reason I bring up this guilty pleasure of mine can be credited to an artist named Lisa Hanawalt. She has created a series of illustrations titled Rumors I've Heard About Anna Wintour, and it's pretty damn hilarious if I do say so myself. Click on over to the link for more so-insane-it-must-be-true rumors about the petite fashion icon! Via NOTCouture. P.S....

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Two Videos and a Winner

Or, this is what happens when I'm too tired to properly blog. The first video, via Gizmodo, reveals how NASA Photoshops Hubble's images. According to HubbleSite: Hubble images are made, not born. Images must be woven together from the incoming data from the cameras, cleaned up and given colors that bring out features that eyes would otherwise miss. In this video from HubbleSite, online home of the Hubble Space Telescope, a Hubble-imaged galaxy comes together on the screen at super-fast speed. The actual processing that is documented in the video took over 10 hours. And as I have always suspected, the color is added and assigned by scientists as they see fit. The second video is more lighthearted and humorous....

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