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You may have noticed that the recent comments on this blog are no longer displayed as a list. They are now displayed as a fading slideshow, a fade-show if you will. This fade-show effect was accomplished using the very easy to implement InnerFade plugin for JQuery. I also used the same technique on my newly released On The Field Wordpress theme.

Normally, I would provide some insight and some sample code to show how everything works, but in this case, the plugin page does an excellent job. If you have any further questions, leave it in the comments and I’ll do my best to answer.

InnerFade JQuery Plugin

About a week ago my second Wordpress theme, “On The Field“, was released over at Theme Forest. The design was created for individuals who blog about Baseball, Football, Soccer, and any other sport. There are some great features in this release including a nice JQuery 2 tier menu, latest comment rotator powered also by JQuery, and a very clean and easy to read front-end design. Read on for more features and how you can purchase this theme for only $15…

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In the next week I will be releasing my first Wordpress theme. Chef Park theme is now available for download for the low price of $12! Chef Park is no longer available for purchase. The theme is specifically for individuals in the food industry…Chefs, Critics, Enthusiasts, etc. Read on for some features included in the first release and a special sneak peak of the theme…

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As you all know, I’ve redesigned the site. This version boasts completely integrated WordPress information, a focus on user friendly design aspects, portfolio detail pages, amongst other things. I’d love to hear your feedback in the comments and if you see a bug, I’d very much appreciate if you report it. See known bugs and more site features after the jump…

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I’m back from my 5 day excursion into the depths of Yosemite Valley. It was a blast filled with grueling hiking, wild river crossings, water rafting, bear encountering adventures & more. Unfortunately, I decided to leave my camera gear back home just because I didn’t want to stay focused only seeing yosemite through the lens.

Nonetheless, I’m back and ready to work.

In a few hours I will be leaving to Yosemite National Park. I will be packing my camera gear and should be coming back this upcoming Monday with plenty of photographs to share.

If you need to get in contact with me, well, it may not happen. I will not be bringing my laptop, since it will most likely become Bear food.