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Music to code by part one:

PostDateIcon April 24th, 2011 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Terry Valladon

Working in CodeIgniter Reactor, jQuery, jquery-tmpl and Knockout.js.

Currently rocking out to DeadMau5 – 4×4=12 (Grooveshark Playlist: here)

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Stalking my feed…

PostDateIcon April 23rd, 2011 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Terry Valladon

For those of you who have been stalking my Google Reader feed please know that I have moved over to a new address, this new one is associated with our family Google Apps for your Domain setup.

You can find my new Google Reader feed at https://www.google.com/reader/shared/17998490075573987026

Feel free to follow along :D

–Terry

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Back to wordpress…

PostDateIcon April 21st, 2011 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Terry Valladon

After trying to use posterous for the last few months I am now back to a self hosted wordpress blog.

Posterous was just not my cup of tea, I expect a LOT more from a blogging platform then what Posterous was willing or able to offer.

I have several personal projects in the works and plan to do writeups on those here soon.

–Terry

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