Zimbra 6.0 Beta 2

Just installed Zimbra 6.0 Beta 2 community edition on my mail server. I am using it to run mail for damonledet.com as well as my other domains. So for so go was a very simple upgrade from 5.0.16. Seems solid so far, found one little bug when you create a new spreadsheet under briefcase (I [...]

Adobe Creative Suite Pillows

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First Week With Dell Mini 9

Well after what seemed like forever. I received my Dell Mini 9 last Wednesday (April 22), I ordered it on May 8. First thing I did was install a 2GB sodimm. Dell did a great job with making this netbook very user upgradeable by putting all upgradeable components under one panel. While some people have [...]

Importing GIS Data into Google Earth Pro

I was looking for some free GIS Data to import into Google Earth Pro for a classroom demo. I found this very cool somewhat free site for GIS Data at http://data.geocomm.com/catalog/ For this demo I downloaded the “Current County and Equivalent Shapefile” at http://data.geocomm.com/catalog/US/61089/group214.html, of course you could download The County Shapefile for any state.

Author Page in Wordpress

I was working on a site and wanted to create author pages for all registered wordpress user on the site. After looking at the documatation at http://codex.wordpress.org/Author_Templates. I came up with the code below. It will show the author info as well as last 5 post and last 5 comments. You can see the code in action at my author page.

Using Google SketchUp models in After Effects CS4

A really cool new feature in After Effects CS4 is the ability to now take advantage of Photoshop CS4’s new 3d capabilities. Another new feature of Photoshop CS4 is the ability to open .kmz or .3ds files. If we take a look at the extensive free models we have on Google’s 3d warehouse we find [...]

Timecode Calculator for the mac

About 5 or 6 years ago I found a get timecode calculator for the mac called TC Cal. It was a free utility and great for adding and subtracting timecode as well as converting timecode to frames and vice versa. I was very sad when the author took down his website. Recently I was in [...]

Where I’ve Been Wordpress Plugin

I was on my wordpress dashboard this morning and under recently updated plugins was a plugin called Where I’ve Been. It is a neat little plugin that will allow you to display a flash map on any post or page of the places you have been, livied, or wqould like to visit. It requires that [...]

Yoast Breadcrumbs

After Sterling turned me on to Yoast, I added breadcrumbs to my site. Notice the new navigation nest to the page titles. I used Yoast Breadcrumbs to do this. I also added Search Suggest to my search results page and Sociable for social bookmarking. Mainly because I like the look of this on better then [...]

St Maarten Helmet Dive

One of our highlight excursions was a SeaTrek Helmet dive in St Maarten. It was a great experience. Basically you put this 75LB helmet on you head (it does not feel very heavy underwater) climb down the ladder and explore. We were 20 feet below, and we did not need any scuba certification. You have [...]