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Excerpts and taxonomies for pages in WordPress 2.9 - Kim

"I use an app on my profile page called Custom Profile Box to link to my fan page. I assume since that app is a "box" it will be gone. Do you know if we will be able to create tabs on our profile page? My guess is no, since fbml isn't available for profiles. Thanks so much for this article!" - Kim

"Bragtastic is an awesome word. And thanks for the post :-)" - Kim

Media Embeds in WordPress 2.9 - Kim

"I am so sorry to hear about Jeff. He was much too young." - Kim

How much personal information should you reveal to your customers? Would you be more likely to buy something from someone that you feel that you "know"? - Kim

How to detect and fix the latest WordPress attack. - Kim

Very funny article about not liking the phone. - Kim

Monkey Island goes mainstream. - Kim

Observations from a job fair by a resume writer. - Kim

"Supersize my followers - LOL I used to be very generous about who I followed back but I've reached my BS limit on twitter. If someone tweets about getting followers, I'm not going to follow. Recently I noticed that there are people with 3000+ followers who have only tweeted 10 times - how is that possible? Those 10 tweets must have been amazing ;-) Did you just start using Disqus? I don't remember seeing it here before. Any reason why?" - Kim

Are bloggers becoming selfish people? - Kim

"I think you get that when you have sent too many tweets in a certain time period. I'm not sure, however, what thay exact limit is. And I'm very surprised someone found my very neglected Sweetcron site. I really should do some work on this." - Kim

You will be able to mark a part of your post as private and the rest will be available to public and a register or login link will appear where your privatized content is supposed to appear. Once the user logs in they will be able to see the whole content (Great for membership sites). Now you can show off parts of your site to visitors and reserve parts for registered users. - Kim

A fun look at the silly things that people buy that once belonged to celebrities. Now we can buy some of Valerie's crap too. - Kim

Why babies are very similar to dogs - Kim

"Well, I don't really work in Social Media but I do encounter similar problems when people ask me what I do or what twitter is. I usually just say that I fix broken stuff ;-) And I've found it difficult to explain twitter to people who have never used it - although if I mention that it has helped me find work, then they suddenly see the value. I don't think it's ever cool to disparage networks that we think are lame that others enjoy. I might despise myspace but it doesn't mean it isn't valuable to my brother and his friends. Who am I to judge?" - Kim

How to insert the post title in your "read more" tag. - Kim

William Wolfrum life tweets the film Footloose. - Kim

The science citation revolution began more than 50 years ago. Eugene Garfield, then a young librarian pursuing a PhD in structural linguistics, started wondering about that most prosaic of bibliographic tools: the footnote. Most people think of footnotes as reaching backward in time to a document's sources. But Garfield realized that they could reach forward, too—future footnotes would cite the original article. "The citation becomes the subject," says Garfield, now 83 and enjoying his stature as the founding father of modern citation analysis. "It was a radical approach to retrieving information." Some three decades before the concept of the hyperlink and the World Wide Web crossed anybody's mind, Garfield had figured out how to connect the immense body of scientific knowledge into a network. In the early 1960s he began publishing The Science Citation Index - Kim

Using layers in Gimp - Kim

10 Computer Security Problems and 10 Solutions - Kim

Where will you be doing the gooing? - Kim

Impressions of early morning in historic Philadelphia. - Kim

Resources for getting started with the Thesis theme for WordPress - Kim

The Twitter Decision Flowchart - Kim

Overcoming fears of using social media - Kim

Realizing the problem with the shoes you grabbed to wear to work - Kim

My son Nicholas will be 14 years old this summer, he was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at 9 years old. Asperger's is an autism spectrum disorder, and shares many of the symptoms of high functioning autism, the primary difference being children with Asperger's Syndrome generally do not have significant communication delays. - Kim

SocializeMobilize - A blog about social media, mobile and more. Post contains information about using WordPress, transferring from Vox, and the plugins being used. - Kim