About The Author
Aaron Jorbin is a Washington, DC based Web Developer who builds and manages custom websites, applications, and WordPress plugins. He strives to always build high quality experiences for all users of web applications.
He also writes and shares information about the past, his random opinions, and personal adventures.
Monthly Archives: December 2009
Tweets from the week before 2009-12-28
Pryzbilla: Out indefinitely. 5 guard lineup coming next? # @vegasgeek Yes. Here is a guide http://maisonbisson.com/blog/post/12143/converting-a-wporg-site-to-wpmu/ in reply to vegasgeek # Debugging with a cup of Ethiopian coffee. # Killed the bug i wanted and 2 few more in the … Continue reading
Tweets from the week before 2009-12-21
@ctumaven @gretchenmarie5 I've had it. They do some pretty good Bacon. # I wonder how many Portlanders are regretting ditching their #Novembeard now that we have such cold temps. # Gathering some data from data.un.org to play with tonight # … Continue reading
WordPress 2.9
WordPress 2.9 was officially released today and contains 509 changes from 2.8. It continues WordPress’ development towards being the most extendable and intuitive web publishing platform. There are a lot of great developments in this release that excite me. Below … Continue reading
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Why is the U.P. a part of Michigan
For five years of my life I lived in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. During that time (and since then) the question that I’ve most often faced is why is the U.P. a part of Michigan? (The second most common question I … Continue reading
Posted in Today in History
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Dude Mountain
Everyone has those friends, the ones that are hilarious and you try to encourage to do something with the skill. The gentleman from Dude Mountain are some of those people. And their talent really shown through by winning the first … Continue reading
Posted in mostly pointless.
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Happy Birthday UNICEF
63 years ago today, UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) was created by the general assembly to provide food, clothing and health care to the children victims of World War Two. Seven years later the UNGA extended the mandate indefinitely with … Continue reading
Tweets from the week before 2009-12-07
@ctumaven Not just me. I think @sarahnaeger would like it. http://twitpic.com/rmrvp in reply to ctumaven # Watching the Afghanistan speech from @barackoboma on my last night with my Parents. Back to PDX tomorrow. # @KatrinaD What did you want, action … Continue reading
