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I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them. -Thomas Jefferson
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Alaska: Outbound
At 11:00 am on Friday June 15 my mother, her sister and I arrived at JFK to begin our long journey to America’s 49th state – Alaska. Although this trip was prompted by a death in the family, I was...
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Alaska: Day One
After the outbound trip to Alaska, we were all anxious to get our adventure underway. We started with a trip from our hotel to my Aunt Margaret’s house so we could go to the Anchorage open air market...
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Home. So tired. I’ve been up for so long I’m not sure what the numbers on the clock mean anymore. They’ve become sequential wanderers without a purpose, marching towards an unknown destination. There’s...
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I was recently asked “If you could design a woman fit for Dom, what would the personality traits, looks, etc be?“ This was my answer: First and foremost she would have a completely open mind. She would...
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It’s never too early & it’s never too late, not to decide what your priority is, but to constantly reevaluate what your priority is. The trick lies in knowing that everyday you spend awake slightly...
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WPNYC Presentation Notes
I was recently granted the opportunity to speak at the November 15th NYC WordPress Meetup about how the WordPress initialization, or “boot” process works. Almost 100 of my fellow ‘pressers turned out...
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Inside The WordPress Toolbar
My very first freelance article was published on Smashing Magazine a few weeks ago. It’s an introduction to and walk through of how the WordPress Toolbar works. Inside the WordPress Toolbar on Smashing...
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Societal Thoughts from a TV Writer
Chuck Lorre has been writing for television shows for almost 40 years. All of his shows end with what he calls a “vanity card.” They are short messages that are like blog posts that he’s been writing...
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