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Custom Hawkeye Jerseys

Aug 24th

Posted by Paul Nus in Hawkeyes

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I’ve been getting a bunch of questions about the custom jerseys that I ordered for the upcoming football season. My plan is to get a new jersey every year to add to my collection as my Christmas gift to myself. Unfortunately, after the first year we got my Abdul Hodge jersey the manufacture that Gameday and Monticello Sports were using went out of business. I searched high and low for ANYONE out there that could supply a custom jersey but found nothing.

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abdul hodge, Chad Greenway, Iowa, iowa football, Iowa Hawkeyes football, jersey, monticello sports, Shonn Greene

Droid X

Aug 1st

Posted by Paul Nus in Technology

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I have it.

Is there much more to say than that? Its the newest Motorola model on the Verizon network and its wonderful. There are so many different reviews and feature points out there that it wouldn’t be worth it for me to talk about specific details. Instead I’ll just say this…I love my purchase. No buyers remorse here.

The phone is a bigger than many previous models but its not insanely huge. Watching videos and doing other multimedia actions is a much more pleasurable experience. I especially enjoy th larger text input box for writing emails or tweets. The best part of the phone for sure.

This is a preview of Droid X. Read the full post (136 words, 1 image, estimated 33 secs reading time)
buyers remorse, Droid, droid x, feature points, Motorola, phone, pleasurable experience, Verizon, verizon network, writing emails

The year 2000 called, it wants it’s email address back

May 14th

Posted by Paul Nus in Technology

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I have to laugh every time I see someone using an AOL or Hotmail email address. I laugh because it reminds me of how long ago that I used such email addresses. Yes, I have no shame in admitting this, I owned an AOL account. I was in my 20′s and I was experimenting! What gets me is that people still use AOL/HM today as their primary email address. Gmail, while not as old-fashioned, is quickly filling the gap for brining users in to the semi-modern era. It will only be a matter of time before those type of accounts are tech faux pas as well. Hopefully I can provide a decent walk-through on setting up a personalized email solution that should transcend these type of email accounts.

This is a preview of The year 2000 called, it wants it’s email address back. Read the full post (1104 words, 9 images, estimated 4:25 mins reading time)
aol, email, godaddy, hotmail, msn, personal account

Mobile First Strategy? No!

Apr 15th

Posted by Paul Nus in Content

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No. No. No. No. No! I cringe every time I see someone talk about how we need to put mobile to the forefront of our business. Don’t get me wrong, having the ability to provided targeted content (ads included) based upon a users location is going to be necessary. With that said, if your focus is on the devices rather than they way content can be searched then you have foolishly missed the mark.

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attributes, Content, different things, Fix, gps unit, location, mindset, mini computer, silos, smartphone

YOURLS QR Codes

Apr 15th

Posted by Paul Nus in Technology

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I wrote in an earlier post about YOURLS, a personal URL shortener system wrote in PHP. I read recently that Google made an addition to their shortener service that allowed a user to append “.qr” to the end of the link and display the associated QR code of the link. It was such a great idea, that I decided to see if that could be integrated inside of YOURLS. Guess what, it was pretty darn easy!

This is a preview of YOURLS QR Codes. Read the full post (237 words, 1 image, estimated 57 secs reading time)
easy, google, interface, personal brand, PHP, qr code generator, qr codes, service, short, URL, YOURLS

B3 Bot WRM Plugin

Apr 13th

Posted by Paul Nus in Gaming

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The Big Brother Bot is a python based log parser that provides an extra layer of administration for PC based online gaming. B3, as its referred, checks for specific events and then dulls out automated responses. Its great for ensuring a mutiplayer gaming server is controlled without prejudice. It also allows certain users to have elevated privileges in order to provide higher functionality. The B3 bot is a must-have for any group wishing to provide a better gaming experience with the ability to control the server with ease.

This is a preview of B3 Bot WRM Plugin. Read the full post (312 words, 1 image, estimated 1:15 mins reading time)
82ndab, administration, b3, big brother bot, log parser, mates, play, privileges, python, realism mod, servers

Chrome Browser on City of Cedar Rapids Website

Mar 5th

Posted by Paul Nus in Politics

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Found a nice little bug when I went to view the City of Cedar Rapids home website using my Chrome browser. When I first encountered this issue, I thought that everything was just condensed so small that I couldn’t read it. After I got fed up with continually having to switch to IE tab I realized that the issue was something a little different. Once I scrolled all the way down to the bottom, I was able to get to the content that I desired. It appears that the menu system that is implemented on the page is causing a weird effect that breaks everything. It is much easier to show you a picture of what I encounter.

This is a preview of Chrome Browser on City of Cedar Rapids Website. Read the full post (1140 words, 3 images, estimated 4:34 mins reading time)
apycom, browser, browser market share, Cedar Rapids, Chrome, ChromeOS, city, compatibility, development, european commission, example, Explorer, Extension, Fix, homepage, little bug, market, market shares, Opera, operating, problem, session, something, whitelist, work

Iowa football 2010

Feb 27th

Posted by Paul Nus in Hawkeyes

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I like to think that I have been pretty reasonable when it comes to predicting the season records in years past. My highlight came in 2006 when I said we would go 6-6 before the year started. It was the first time I made it to the spring practice and I wasn’t impressed one bit. Truthfully, we won games I thought we would lose and lost games I thought we would win. So, I like to think I don’t drink the kool-aide just for the sake of following recruiting.

This is a preview of Iowa football 2010. Read the full post (448 words, 1 image, estimated 1:48 mins reading time)
Amari Spivey, Brian Bulaga, Football, Iowa, offensive line, Pat Angerer, prediction

Cedar Rapids Mobile Speed Vehicle Test Deployed Today

Feb 24th

Posted by Paul Nus in Politics

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From the Cedar Rapids city website today, it looks like all systems are a go for its newest revenue stream, and I’m not talking bout the red light cameras. The first trial run of the “mobile speed vehicle” was successful according to the latest news release. Today’s 166 violators (it nabbed in 90min) will be happy to know that they will get off scot-free but tomorrow begins the real deal. I can’t say that its really a waste of taxpayers money though, claiming to nab a driver going 55mph in a 25mph school zone is probably a good thing. Here is the details of the press release.

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Cedar Rapids, cedar rapids police department, driver behavior, Enforcement, grace period, money, mph, red light camera, revenue, School, sw cedar rapids, target area, test period, ticket, traffic, traffic enforcement, violator

iPrep 101 with iExtreme 1.61

Feb 22nd

Posted by Paul Nus in Gaming

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It seems that the last update that Microsoft pushed is causing the newer games not to play on my Xbox360. You know, to play my saved games and stuff. I needed to get the 1.61 update of the iExtreme software for BenQ drives, but I ran into a bit of trouble trying to get it to work.  The previous flashing I did went off without a hitch and I assumed this would as well. Wrong.

This is a preview of iPrep 101 with iExtreme 1.61. Read the full post (544 words, 1 image, estimated 2:11 mins reading time)
BenQ, boot device, bootable usb drive, configuration, configuration issue, definitions, flashing, games, iExtreme, interface, iPrep, microsoft, SATA, software, usb sticks, VIA 6421, xbox, xbox360
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