âI would have been here ten minutes earlier if I hadnât been stuck behind that Meanderthal.â
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In this episode of the Fifty, a project by Cody Townsend to descend the 50 best lines in North America, the pro skier links up with Len Necefer and Connor Ryan to ski Utah’s Mount Tukuhnikivatz in Moab’s La Sal range. The trio gathers around a campfire and on the...
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On the morning of October 26, workers removed a long chain drilled into the side of Uluru, a block of sandstone larger than downtown London in the middle of the Australian outback. Since the 1950s, the chain has led millions of tourists up the rock’s sheer face to its summit, 2,800 feet above ...
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Journey with me to a cold February day 12 years ago, when I was home on Pennsylvania Avenue and my friend Ed Brown was still in visiting for the weekend. In this only episode of the Hyphen & Easy Podcast (or THE BARACK OBAMA APPROVED WORLDâS GREATEST PODCAST, Hyphen Nation), Ed and I dis…
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Itâs embarrassing to admit, but ten years ago, when I first started going to Joshua Tree National Park, I got lost. Iâd been shuffling along, marveling at the sheer magnitude of the fractured monzogranite towers, when I realized that the trail had vanished. I clambered atop the nearest p...Read More - Source: Outside Magazine: Travel
Without further delay, THE BARACK OBAMA APPROVED WORLD’S GREATEST PODCAST returns! On this trip, I recruited my old friend from the corner of Lake Erie (or Buffalo, NY), Erik Fromme. We discuss how we met, how we both came into comic book fanfiction and our former sites Marvel & DC Anthol…
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In most places, winter is when bikes are stowed away until spring. Not in Minnesota. “People from around the country would make fun of me,” says Hansi Johnson, a former regional director at the International Mountain Biking Association. “They’d say, ‘Yeah, mountain biki...
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Saving for a trip is often made to sound easy: skip a latte every week, and before you know it, you’re halfway to Patagonia. But anyone who’s tried to squirrel away more than a few bucks here and there knows it takes a lot more discipline to accumulate significant reserves.
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Everything you post to a blog is something you find interesting and want to share with others, be it a link, an article, a photo or a video.
This t…
I do a lot of work on WordPress based websites. A lot of them are mine.To me the ideal setup is a shared host for my WordPress, a database over on a VPS or something, a CDN and the free CloudFlare to start. Run the CDN and Cache Enabler plugins and my favorite âKeyCDNâ. Ideal setup. Cheap!!! Robust!!!With that you have the best setup to grow and to deal with problems.
Source: Jeff Hawkins’s answer to What is a free alternative to Cloudflare? – Quora
I donât write fluff pieces. I call âem like I see âem. If your project is a dumpster fire, Iâm going to say itâs a dumpster fire.
Whenever someone comes to me in hopes that I review their product, I give them some form of the preceding paragraph. It doesnât matter if it is a plugin, theme, web host, or some other product. What matters is that I write my review with honesty and offer my genuine opinion about the thing they built.
I rarely read most product reviews in the WordPress community anymore. Far too often the reviewers are not offering their genuine experience with a product. You get something like âXYZ is a multi-purpose theme that is built forâŚyadda, yadda, yaddaâŚâ Yawn. It reads as if publishers are trying to sell a product.
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When I was younger, I was a part of a radio show on WVU’s college radio station called the Urban Diner. During that time, I paired up with a gentleman and together, we created The Hyphen & Kwames Show, the most powerful, mythical, and awesome radio show that there ever was. Then, as sudd…
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Sniffing at the others who care is a form of virtue signalling. Itâs also an ineffective way to create real change. âMy Prius Hybrid gets 140 miles per gallon.â âMy Tesla is solar powered.â âReally, well I take an electric scooter.â âWe carpool by shar...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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In the remote Soviet mining village of Jyrgalan, Kyrgyzstan, resident Emil Ibakov is driving a tourist economy. From filmmaker Noam Argov, in collaboration with Mailchimp, My Dear Kyrgyzstan shares how he’s highlighting regional attributes by using social media.
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That fan at the game, the one who was cheering the whole time⌠That audience member, the one that gave a long standing ovation after laughing through the whole show⌠And that team member, who eagerly participated in the last meeting⌠Surveys showed that they had a truly great time....Read More Source: Seth's Blog
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Wood working shop in the garage is nearly done The last phase of the flood recovery was to rebuild and reorganize my model building workbench.  I now finished that project and I am very pleased with it. I had earlier posted pictures of how I re...Read More - Source: Trains! Trains! Trains!
Fresh off a new episode of Browns In Our Blood, Anthony Sellers joins me on THE BARACK OBAMA APPROVED WORLD’S GREATEST PODCAST to talk about El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie! Join us as we ride with Jesse Pinkman as his story picks up where the final episode of Breaking Bad ended. Spoilers gal…
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Living in a big city doesnât mean you donât have access to the wild outdoors. The National Wildlife Refuge System, an initiative within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages 567 national wildlife refuges, including 101 urban national wildlife refuges located wit...Read More - Source: Outside Magazine: Travel
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I can’t pull all the posts from all the feeds to this site as it would overwhelm the “Poor Lil’ Ole’ Meanderthal Blog” but I think a random snippet reflection here would be a fantastic addition and I’m looking forward to building that over the next couple weeks.
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I recently saw two men arguing about who got to use the urinal next. As a result, neither got what he wanted, and neither could honestly say that his day got better. The need to win every interaction, the inability to apologize, the short-term over the long-termâthis isnât a sign ...Read More Source: Seth's Blog
