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Not sure why I think watching the Twilight Zone marathon before bed is a good idea. 07/04/2009

Trying to convince @kteeger that no, Scott Bakula, is not Ryan's father. #SYTYCD 07/02/2009

Sorry for the Twitter Spam -- that's my karmic retribution for making fun of @aa doing the same thing last week. 07/01/2009

I really want to slap those fools in the Carl's Jr. commercial who think their burgers cost $20 each 06/30/2009

Uh oh. Just bought something at a benefit auction that I have to explain to Ben. 06/29/2009

Enjoying @byrnereese 's account their baby's suddne arrival. Way to go Arin & Byrne! Congratus on your beautiful girl. http://bit.ly/19MogV 06/28/2009

How lazy am I? Well I just watched the movie "Jumper" and wished I had his powers so I could jump upstairs and get a glass of milk. 06/24/2009

How lazy am I? Well I just watched the movie "Jumper" and wished I had his powers so I could jump upstairs and get a glass of milk. 06/24/2009

Is there any way to browse twitter archives for a user without paging through more over and over again? I'm looking for something from 2007! 06/24/2009

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Custom CSS, TypePad and a Blogging Milestone

Greetings to all the folks coming from Web Creme and CSS Mania!

While I haven't written up a tutorial on how I used TypePad's Custom CSS to design this blog, the tutorials posted last week on Everything TypePad pretty much spell out the two fairly minor (but big impact) changes I made to the default CSS -- custom banner, blog background and the content background). I tweaked other values, as well, but you should be able to go along way with just those two customizations. The best thing about this design is that I'm using basic templates that didn't require me to touch any code other than the CSS.

ClipFor those who want to play along, check out the TypePad Design Assistant. Tip: I used the Asterisk Wide theme to get started.

Having my design spotlighted on these two sites makes me feel quite honored because after all these years at Six Apart doing a lot of different things and having a lot of different roles, I always can find my bliss pushing pixels in Photoshop.

And because everything in life comes full circle, today is the seven-year anniversary(!) of my launch of dollarshort.org.

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