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It’s the end of the (Feedburner) world as we know it
(Astroblogging) TD Ameritrade’s commercial on the supposed Maya end time prediction has nothing on the impact of Google’s announcement that they shut down the Feedburner API on October 20, 2012. Nor does Google’s announcement mean the end of Feedburner services … Continue reading
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Blog Promotion and Social Media: What’s Your Klout?
(Astroblogging) So you’ve got your Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and various and other sundry social media accounts and you wonder: Is My Message Getting Across? Wonder no longer. If you haven’t stumbled across it yet, Klout is a free online service … Continue reading
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Blog Promotion: Learn to Love Your RSS Feed
(Astroblogging) The Age of Aquarius, the Information and Technology Age, brings the advent of a singular phenomenon, the death of single stream news dissemination: newspapers, radios and television. The internet brings a flood of information, literally more than any one … Continue reading
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Astrology of Missing Persons: When Missing Persons’ Cars Are Found Running
(True Crime and Astrology) Stacey English, a young professional woman from Atlanta has been missing since shortly after Christmas. Her car was found running, driver’s side door open, in the lot of a police substation/library and impounded less than 9 … Continue reading
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WordPress 3.3–Mercury Throws Shadows On Code Poetry
(Astroblogging) WordPress’ catchphrase is “Code is poetry”, which is about as romantic as some programmers get. The brand spanking new version of WordPress, 3.3, however, released on the Mercury Station just as Mercury was going direct shows what happens when … Continue reading