Monthly Archives: December 2013
Everything You Need to Know About the Volcker Rule
With $3M From Andreessen And Others, Doctor On Demand Launches To Bring A $40 (Virtual) House Call To Healthcare
5 Reasons You Should Look For a Job Right Now
Saturday Edition – What We’re Writing and Reading
Welcome to this Saturday Edition of What We’re Writing and Reading in which we share some of what we’re up to with our writing (when we’re not here) and what we’re into with our reading (around the web). We’ll also pull back the curtain a little to give you a behind-the-scenes look at what went into a piece.
We hope you enjoy this little diversion and encourage you to share your own posts and picks in the comments.
Happy writing! Happy reading!
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Jamie Wallace: Hello, again! How’s everyone doing this fine holiday season? I’m still not quite all-the-way in the spirit. I found some lively Celtic holiday music on Pandora that helped a little, but I’m still dragging my feet. I was feeling guilty about this until I learned that this year there are fewer days than usual between Thanksgiving and Christmas. No wonder everything feels extra rushed!
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The Wisdom of Nelson Mandela
Five Easy Ways to Transform Your Blog for the Holidays
Your WordPress.com site is your home on the web. It only makes sense, then, to spruce it up for the holidays as you would your brick-and-mortar address. With the ideas we include here, you’ll be able to give your blog a festive look with just a few easy clicks.
Make it snow!
It’s an annual WordPress.com holiday tradition: as of December 1st, you can have snow falling on your site! While the real stuff might be hard to deliver via The Interwebz, our special snow will fall gracefully down your screen wherever you are. To activate Holiday Snow, just follow these steps:
- Go to your dashboard.
- Navigate to Settings → General.
- Check the box next to “Show falling snow on this blog.”
If you activated this feature last year, it’ll be on automatically this year, too. Whenever you’d like to deactivate the snow, you can make it stop on your personal…
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