Every day
I’ll find a way,
despite not knowing
what to say.
I’ll find a way.
Trust in me;
I’ll find a way.
Have faith in me;
I’ll find a way.
Believe in me.
I’ll find a way.
To say:
My life is a dream.
I live a fantasy life.
And I’ll try to remember,
try to be grateful,
try to be earnest,
try to be mindful,
try to understand…
How to get you
to understand?
Every day,
I’ll find a way.
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20 New, Useful And Promising Wordpress Plugins | 1stwebdesigner – Love In Design
Includes a simple event registration plugin too.
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Thank you, Kim for this great design (based on some updates to the Stranger Studios site coming soon). Let us know what you think.
WordPress Themes, HTML Templates – ThemeForest
ThemeForest is a marketplace for buying and selling website templates and CMS themes for all sorts of products, like WordPress, Drupal and Joomla.
ThemeForest is a marketplace for buying and selling
website templates and CMS themes for all sorts of
products, like WordPress, Drupal and Joomla.
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Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Google Analytics API Now In Public Beta, Desktop Reporting Takes Stats Offline
Need to create a Wordpress plugin to show Analytics stats on blog posts.
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Daily Kos: Why yesterday’s protests were stupid
Now’s as good a time as any to take a break from mocking the teabaggers in favor of a more serious look at what they accomplished yesterday.
I’ve never made a secret for my distaste of most street protests, and of groups like Code Pink that think they are accomplishing anything with their street theater. But when I set out to write Taking on the System, my book on effective organizing in the 21st century, I had to dig deep to figure out why I didn’t like them, and how to differentiate the usual ineffective ANSWER-organized protests with those that actually had a positive effect (e.g. the Jena Six and pro-immigration protests of a few years ago).
I finally determined that for a protest to be effective it needed to:
be novel and/or unexpected
have a sympathetic, singular, and media-friendly message
provide great visuals
tap into a hot-button and timely issue.
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