
Tartan Eagles Go North
February 7th, 2010Sh404sef/Virtuemart Ajax Fail (Quick Fix)
January 13th, 2010
I ran into this problem the other day and thought I would post the solution I used.
The problem
You’ve built a site in Joomla and you are using the Virtuemart E-Commerce component. Everything is working fine. Then you turn on the Sh404sef component so you get search engine friendly (SEF) urls. As you navigate through your online shop all the urls look fine…until you try to use a Virtuemart ajax function.
Movember 2009
December 4th, 2009Back in 2007, a Kiwi mate of mine told me about Movember, “the annual, month-long celebration of the mustache, highlighting men’s health issues, specifically prostate cancer,” so I thought I’d give it a try. Read the rest of this entry »
Doña Tota – Meeting a new favorite
November 23rd, 2009[A copy of a post on my old blog.]
The Best Signs I Ever Saw in Korea
November 21st, 2009As you may know, I constantly take pictures of signs I think are funny (see Fun Signs in Middle America). Below is a reprint of a post that originally appeared on my old blog. I put it together from photos taken over my two year stay in South Korea. I’ve categorized them as best as I could. Enjoy.
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Konijntje
November 20th, 2009Over the last few months I’ve noticed bits of graffiti popping up in my neighborhood with a common theme. They all depict a simple line drawing of a rabbit and are usually accompanied by the word “konijntje” – cute, I know.
The photos above represent a small percentage of the works I see on my daily commute through the West End & central Glasgow. I wanted to share see them as a public service. Not to promote the arts or any such nonsense, but as a way to slowly learn Dutch. After all, “konijntje” is just Dutch for “bunny”.
Assah! Taps into Twitter
November 13th, 2009One of my fun side projects recently has been the creation of Assah.org. As you can see from the definition on the homepage “assah”, or “아싸” in Korean hangul is just a word/noise that someone shouts when something awesome happens.
Assah.org serves as a collection point for good karma – one long page full of awesomeness.
















