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Living with ADD

May 6, 2013

This is most definitely not a technical topic that I am talking about here, but instead it’s something that I’ve been dealing with for a long time. When I was younger, there was no such thing as “Attention Defecit Disorder”, … Continue reading →

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Presenting at New Media Manitoba

January 22, 2013

Tonight, January 22 2013, I will be presenting at New Media Manitoba on the subject of Website Management. What does that mean? It basically means strategizing what you want for your website and how to measure the effectiveness. How do … Continue reading →

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Silent running

September 13, 2012

With my last few posts, I made an intention to write a new Google Analytics post every few days, at least once a week. Well, life happens. When dealing with family in hospital, everything else can sometimes take a seat … Continue reading →

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Google Analytics: Accessing Google Analytics

April 9, 2012

Last time, I talked about why you may want to set up Google Analytics on your website. This post will show you where you have to go to actually get started. Where do I start from? First, go to http://www.google.com/analytics. … Continue reading →

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Ford MyTouch Event Comes To Winnipeg

April 2, 2012

Last Thursday, Ford Canada brought something interesting to Winnipeg. One of the top 3 automobile manufacturers in North America brought a presentation to Winnipeg that would allow developers to build mobile applications for smart phones that could communicate with the … Continue reading →

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Google Analytics: Introduction

March 31, 2012

After the Prairie Developer Conference, I noticed that I had a few questions on using Google Analytics to help understand what is going on within a website to make decisions on what to do. But I had a few questions … Continue reading →

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Prairie Dev Con West 2012: Responsive Web Design

March 27, 2012

A couple of weeks back, I was again honoured to be a presenter at the Prairie Developer Conference, but this time in Calgary, Alberta. It was a great week, lots of interesting conversations, and a lot of fun. While there, … Continue reading →

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Prairie DevCon West 2012 : jQuery 101

March 27, 2012

While at the Prairie Developer Conference in Calgary, the second presentation I gave was an introduction to jQuery. I didn’t go too much in depth with the technology, as there is only so much you can do in 70 minutes, … Continue reading →

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Starting fresh

March 26, 2012

I know, I know. I said I wasn’t going to start the site over again – and that was last week! – but I had to. I changed hosting providers and changed everything about the site, so I didn’t really … Continue reading →

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