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Google Docs – How to Find Documents Shared With Someone
In the old version of Google Docs, you could search for documents shared with someone. In the new version you can not. After much searching, I finally found a list of search codes you can use to search Google Docs … Continue reading
Integrating Infusionsoft Links with WordPress
Wouldn’t it be cool if your landing pages that Infusionsoft tracking links and web form thank you page redirects go to could be personalized? Until now, there wasn’t a WordPress plugin that let you do such a thing. Infusionsoft allows … Continue reading
Posted in Coding, Infusionsoft
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Migrating from Movable Type to WordPress
Switching your blog from Moivable Type to WordPress can be a real challenge, especially if your URL structure has changed. In my case, our blog posts were previously /blog/year/month/post_name_with_underscores.html and under WordPress were going to be simply /post-with-hyphens/ While there … Continue reading
Posted in Coding, Tech
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ClickBank Instant Notification Service in Perl
ClickBank is generous to provide code examples for many implementations of their Instant Notification Service, but… they don’t include Perl for some reason. Here’s my Perl implementation. use CGI; use Digest::SHA1 qw(sha1_hex); use Encode; $q = new CGI; sub ipnVerification() … Continue reading
Hiking Camelback in Phoenix
Last year at InfusionCon, Jon Goldman asked if I wanted to climb Camelback the next morning in time to catch the sun rise from the head. I blurted out YES before he could finish giving me the details and the … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Infusionsoft, Travel, Trip Reports
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Disney’s Secret Vegan Friendly Menu
Disneyland and Disney World have tons of food to keep the whole family happy, but I recently discovered they also have food to keep us vegan folk fat, happy, fed and loving Disney. What follows are far from healthy options, … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Vegan
Tagged allergies, disney, disney world, disneyland, eats, food, travel, vegan, walt disney
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How To Attach an Ice Axe to Your Pack
When you bought your pack, it may have had a loop (or two!) on the bottom to hold your ice axe(s), but… how do you attach the axe to your pack? I never knew how myself, but on a recent … Continue reading
Posted in Answers, Climbing
Tagged axe, backpacking, gear, ice, outdoors, pack, snow
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[Errno 32] Broken pipe in s3cmd
I’ve been looking for a fast and easy way to deal with Amazon S3 from a Unix command line prompt, and came across s3cmd which seemed great, until it didn’t work. After running s3cmd –configure to configure it and then … Continue reading
Fun Pyramid Set Math
If you’re doing work out sets with a pyramid, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 2, 1 , there is some really cool math to figure out your totals, or work backwards from a total to get your max count … Continue reading
Building a Snow Cave
So you wanna build a Snow Cave? Thankfully it’s a lot easier than I thought – easy as in not complicated, that is. Building a snow cave takes a lot of hard physical labor, but is well worth it in … Continue reading
Posted in Trip Reports
Tagged camping, caves, outdoors, shelter, skiing, snow, snow shoeing, winter
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