I love reading The Simple Dollar blog. The guy is a constant source of good financial tips, and presents the info in a wonderful style. He's buying a house now, and is kind of in the same situation I'm in (without the stress of having the house built) so I'm enjoying keeping up with his activity.
The Consumerist blog is a great daily read. Multiple daily updates about companies that screw their customers as well as companies that take care of their customers.
Biting political commentary for Nebraska issues can be found at the Plains Feeder blog. Funny stuff. Probably be a good bunch to invite over for a beer while they fix your retaining wall.
Problogger is also a daily read for me. Great writing, easy to understand tips and hints on how to make your blog all it can be. Great commentary as well, with many experienced commentators all jumping in with their opinions on various topics.
Tyler Cruz is a young guy with a blog who's trying to make a living off the internet. It's fun to read about his experiences and watch his ideas unfold. He's had some success, but can he make it to the big time? Keep reading I guess.
Part of a network of great photo sites is the Omaha Daily Photo blog. It's just what it says it is.
If you have any more blogs about Nebraska, Omaha or Law Enforcement, send me a link. I'll check it out and write about it here.
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Saturday, May 19, 2007
Blogs that I read on a daily basis
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Whoa. Changed things a bit.
I got really tired of having to work with the inflexibility of two columns whenever I wanted to do something with the blog. So I was up late last night and early this morning figuring out how to get a three-column template.
I found one that I liked, or at least I thought that I liked. Installed it, didn't like it.
Installed another one, couldn't get it to work.
Looked around some more, found this template, installed it and decided to settle for now. I don't want to waste a whole day on this, you know?
I cannot wait until I pick up Studio 8 or Adobe's CS3 and can teach myself some new tricks.
...well to be honest, ANY tricks. It's been a long time since I've done any HTML.
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