Gavin Baker

So my first foray into blogging was over at Tactile Jazz, it was a a free site run on wordpress.com.  It served me well as I started to learn the ins and outs of of the blogosphere.  But as I learned more, I wanted to experiment more and while wordpress.com is super easy to get up and running, it wasn’t flexible enough for me. e.g. no flash or javascript supported widgets, or super cool themes

So I sent a quick message over to my friend Scott asking for some help and advise and he said no problemo.  He made some techno-magic happen and 15 minutes later I was opening up my macbook to start installing WordPress and then jumping into the wonderful world of themes, plugins, widgets and that special sauce called FTP.

Props to Scott for being a great guy to help me get up and running, and enduring many questions over IM.

I’m still tweaking things around here so keep an eye out for changes.   I’m also open to any suggestions for must have plugins and for any of you wordpress guru’s if you see something amiss just holler at me.  I’m always looking to improve.

- Gavin

The company I’m working for, Abunga.com has just received the first “major” press we’ve been working towards.

Check it out!

Abunga.com in the Knoxville News-Sentinel Business/Technology Section

http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2007/nov/28/abungacom-delivers-a-good-clean-read/

So like many of you I have calendaritis.

That is inflamation of calendars. I’ve got the following calendars, Google, Entourage, Outlook (home), Outlook (Work1), Outlook (Work2), and my Smartphone.

Ideally, I’d like to be able to edit and add events to any of those calendars, from any place at any time. I realize that’s asking a lot, but I want an allCal. I’d really like my Entourage and Google to play nice.

Is this too much to ask?

what do you do?