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Communication Sucks

by Brett Deaton on January 30, 2011 in Life with No comments

I am using a post idea from 2 days ago to write this post. It is pretty tolling to make these posts, but I want to try and get through at least half the year posting once a day. That doesn’t necessarily turn out right, but I do write some, but never finish the actual post. I do however post them on the day they were supposed to go out, so I am half true to my word.

I’ve begun my first full-time ever. It’s interesting after so many years of working at my own pace, I now work at the pace of someone else. This will definitely take some time getting used to it; but I think I can manage. I have my first full 7-hour work day tomorrow. Let’s hope I can deal.

This template is driving me nuts!

by Brett Deaton on January 29, 2011 in Web Design with No comments

I started a new WordPress project today and this is driving me nuts! I worked for several hours today trying to convert a shopping cart to a WordPress site.

First of all, this template is separated in many segments much like how WordPress templates are which makes things more of a hassel. The one measure I have was take the demo site, view the HTML source, grab it then crop it from there. Not what I like to say brilliant, but it gets the job done. Now to edit aspects of the page!

Full Day

by Brett Deaton on January 28, 2011 in Life, Web Design with No comments

Today was a full day. I began the day in Cleveland, TN and ended the day in Buford, GA. I had an important talk that I was somewhat dreading at Duluth, but all turns out well.

For the time being, I am keeping my job at Duluth. I will continue to make edits after my job at LeeU. It’s a “we’ll see how far this goes” method. I am perfectly find with this. With WordPress 3.1 coming out soon the new Duluth template will be mack’ed out and time for peace again. Until I work in the Red Clay update to accommodate the new Calendar release.

I got to spend the evening with family, which is always a treat. Moments like these will be spread even further apart now that I have a full-time job up at Lee University.

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