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My election day dashboard

I came into work this morning, trying to figure out the best way for me to monitor election day happenings.  So many choices online these days.  Video, twitter, blogs, etc.  So after opening up about 8 different tabs in my browser, I realized I needed a single interface if I was planning on soaking it [...]

Saul Bass

We recently started working on a new Web site for a client.  The client provided some initial design direction by letting us know of their interest to have a site design that blends a modern web feel with the tone of Old Hollywood. So we started brainstorming what this actually meant…what it such a blend [...]

Boombox

We interrupt the regularly scheduled programming on Red Pill to give you…well, yet another shiny new toy. 
This time it’s Boombox - a site for mp3 mixes we built using the Opentape server.
It’s no secret that I’m a massive fan of the mix tape.  Anyone who grew up in the 80’s has made many a [...]

Another successful WordCamp wraps up

WordCamp is easily one of my favorite events of the year. Meeting our fantastic community and geeking out over WordPress is the best. Plus, JJ and I were pretty excited this year since we launched WP Screencasts. So, we always make it a point to go (sorry to say that JJ did miss out on [...]

WordCamp San Francisco 2008

WordCamp returns to San Francisco next Saturday, August 16 at Mission Bay Conference Center.  WordCamp is one of my favorite tech events of the year mainly because of the wonderful folks in the WordPress community that attend it.  If you are interested in blogging and all the other possiblities of the WordPress platform, WordCamp [...]

WordPress as a CMS

For years, WordPress has made its mark as a blogging platform and the marketing of WordPress has supported that notion.  But WordPress ninjas all over have known for quite some time that WordPress has many uses beyond blogging.  Ever since the inclusion of page hierarchies allowing WordPress sites to be set up with page parents [...]