Five years ago, I used to be inspired by Mulley.

Who owns @ireland

Visualisations show only part of the story.

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it’s a love affair

Embed files with an iFrame.

1. You need a Typepad Pro account allowing you to create advanced templates.

2. Create a new index template dedicated to the category or categories for which you wish to have an RSS feed. Go to your advanced template screen and click “Create New Idex Template Set.”

3. Then open your regular RSS feed template & copy the code into this new index template.

4. Then customize it so that everywhere you see a [code lang="html"]< MTEntries>[/code] tag, you add in the category name. For instance, if your category was called “Nokia” then you would change the tag to look like:

[code lang="html"][/code]

This will list only information about entries in the specified category.

5. You may also wish to replace the <$MTBlogName$> tag with the category name, or add the category name after the tag, such as:
<$MTBlogName$>: Nokia

This will be the title that people see when they view the feed in their newsreader or aggregator.

6. Once you’re all done customizing the template, save your changes then publish the template.

We need to inherit Facebook sharing options as footers from Seth's template.

Everybody needs a revised "about me" page.

Better writing comes with authenticity.

"How to drive in Ireland for Americans"

Mia teaches me this stuff.

2003

Seth uses G+ for upvoting.

2007

Christmas in Ireland

Pew Research

The iPad is the present of education.

Portable, Mobile and Handheld Computers

@briangreene You need to see

essential reading for the FT crowd