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New stock photos of downtown Oranjestad, Aruba of the Royal Plaza outdoor shopping mall are available for licensing from Alamy.
The National Park Foundation has just a few days left to get out the vote in support of America’s national parks, in the $1 million Lowe’s Community Giving Campaign! Through January 21, NPF is one of four charities competing for a percentage of the $1 million grant from the Lowe’s Charitable and Education Foundation. A few days of voting still remain so if you haven’t yet, please cast your vote daily for the parks at http://www.lowes.com/give or www.facebook.com/lowes. And then help spread the word about this outstanding fundraising opportunity for our national parks! Continue reading
This morning looked something like this.
This photo and more New England stock photos are available for licensing via Alamy.
A wide range of my stock photos are available for licensing through Alamy

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While reading Chris Brogan’s blog a few days ago I ran across his My 3 Words for 2010 post and it’s something I’ve been thinking about on the back burner. He uses three words as a replacement for the typical New Year’s resolution. The 3 words serve as his guide to help him focus on the year ahead.
So far I only have one for 2011 – Grow- and I don’t mean my waist!
Lots of things it can apply to, but for the most part business. This means more customers, more services, more photos in my stock photography library, more content, more, more, more.
Here’s Chris’ 2011 word list.
Doesn’t look like the weather is going to cooperate in the Boston area for viewing the full lunar eclipse on 12/21/2010.
For those of you in other parts of the world that might have better luck viewing the lunar eclipse the New York Institute of Photography has posted some tips on How to Photograph the Lunar Eclipse
Ran into some problems getting WordPress to send email.
Running WordPress 3.0 on Windows Server 2008 R2 and IIS 7.
Spent the better part of a day trying diferent things…
Thanks to Mario Vargas’ blog post I got pointed in the right direction. I’m not hosting at GoDaddy, but his info helped get me straightened out.
The WordPress plugin WP-Mail-SMTP was the fix!!! It reconfigures the wp_mail() function to use SMTP instead of mail() and creates an options page to manage the settings.
Setting up new WordPress 3 blog
nothing too exciting so far – just trying to get it setup and live fast.