So far I’m only using Daniel Treadwell’s Google+ plugin, as I already have some Twitter and Facebook plugins working. If those are no longer working in the future, I can switch over.
Social Media 2 WordPress for Google allows you to continuously import posts (including photos, albums, videos and links) from Google to your blog.
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Just getting around to this today… I'm also finally updating to the latest version of iTunes.
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Social Media 2 WordPress for Twitter
Your favourite WordPress plugin now supports Twitter!
Hot on the heels of Social Media 2 WordPress for Google+, another plugin of the same vein with support for Twitter has been created.
Utilising the same clean design and providing similar features it will help those wanting to add a little bit extra content to their WordPress blogs. The following are some features provided by the plugin:
* Import posts from multiple Twitter profiles
* Complete customisation of how posts are presented with templates
* Support for feature images
* Filter imports by hashtag (inclusive or exclusive)
* Filter out replies and retweets (inclusive or exclusive)
* Customisable scheduling of imports
* Updates from within WordPress
* and much more…
More details about the plugin and Free / Paid ($19.99) versions are available on the website @ sm2wp.com
Support and feature requests provided via G+ Community @ goo.gl/nAsuYy
This is just the beginning for the new suite of plugins, with support for Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr and Blogger to follow.
The plugins have been recommended by +Guy Kawasaki, +Peg Fitzpatrick, +Vic Gundotra, +Amanda Blain and +Robert Scoble. Used by photographers like +Colby Brown and +Brian Matiash. Written about by +Nancy Messieh (@ +The Next Web/+MakeUseOf), +James Brandon (@ +Digital Photography School – dPS) and many more of you on your profiles and personal blogs. Thank you again for all your support, I hope that it continues into the future.
If there is anything I can do to help you, please don't hesitate to let me know. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback.
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Social Media 2 WordPress
Keep your blog fresh and active by using social media to your advantage.
We brought 2 pies to the family Thanksgiving gathering; we mingled, caught up with family members, got a new recipe (actually more of an ingredient list) and listened to all the chatter.
It’s always a good time lying in wait for cousin Randy’s trays of cream cheese and onion stuffed mushrooms. I could eat a whole tray of those things, they’re legendary. However, the ingredient list I snagged was for a tasty grain salad made with farro and unbrined Italian olives. So yummy.
The after-dinner conversational topics covered the usual ground; how lucky we all are, how busy we all are, health stuff, and a good dose of David’s cycling exploit today – he went riding with a friend and had to gear up so as not to become a popcyclist.
Here he is, my shrimp with lobster claws (his description). He reports that he was warm enough today, though he’ll probably never be a true winter cyclist. He had to take some ribbing from cousin David, who lives just blocks from where my David was riding today.
Cousin David is pre-diabetic and so there was some information sharing about diet, exercise, and staying on top of things. Other family members are also diabetic, but were not participating, unfortunately.
We enjoyed seeing everyone, but for a few years now, I’ve been taking some time to remember those who are NOT there to gather around the table. Of course I miss my mom and my own family, and I miss my mom-in-law Leah. But there’s still much to be thankful for. But I also wish some other family members had chosen to be there, instead of making it clear they don’t want to be.
Sad.
New detail: apparently mega-agency William Morris was involved in sending a payment to an unnamed victim. I wonder how long until former Cosby physicians come forward? Many of the stories mention the use of pills.
The Former Basketball Player Who Brought Down Bill Cosby
Without Andrea Constand, none of this happens. Bill Cosby is still America’s No. 1 dad, still beloved for giving us the Huxtables and Fat Albert, still embraced in too many corners of the country for telling young black men to pull up their pants, still selling out arena after arena.
Watch these humans launch a lamb chop to space because why not
Why send this tandoori lamb chop to space when it can be in my belly? I don’t know, but Nikesh Shukla and Nick Hearne thought it was a good idea to put it in a weather balloon and film its flight to the stars—or at least 25,000 kilometers up there. I can imagine ISS astronauts looking at this video and weeping.
Fundraiser tee: #000000 {lives:matter;}
$12: 1/3 of profits go to Ferguson Public Library, 1/3 to This Week In Blackness Media and 1/3 to Feed the Children of Ferguson. (Thanks, Clive!)
I believe her.
New detail: apparently mega-agency William Morris was involved in sending a payment to an unnamed victim. I wonder how long until former Cosby physicians come forward? Many of the stories mention the use of pills.
The Former Basketball Player Who Brought Down Bill Cosby
Without Andrea Constand, none of this happens. Bill Cosby is still America’s No. 1 dad, still beloved for giving us the Huxtables and Fat Albert, still embraced in too many corners of the country for telling young black men to pull up their pants, still selling out arena after arena.
Lamb Chop Launch Successful!
Watch these humans launch a lamb chop to space because why not
Why send this tandoori lamb chop to space when it can be in my belly? I don’t know, but Nikesh Shukla and Nick Hearne thought it was a good idea to put it in a weather balloon and film its flight to the stars—or at least 25,000 kilometers up there. I can imagine ISS astronauts looking at this video and weeping.
Fundraiser tee: #000000 {lives:matter;}
$12: 1/3 of profits go to Ferguson Public Library, 1/3 to This Week In Blackness Media and 1/3 to Feed the Children of Ferguson. (Thanks, Clive!)
Remember, if you or a family member use the common "wheelchair service" at your airport this weekend, please tip the person who pushes the chair. They're working for peanuts.
The Secret Life of the American Airport Worker
I’ve spent the last six months investigating the lives of America’s airport workers: the wheelchair pushers, the cabin cleaners, the baggage handlers, the people who will—instead of heading back to their own family members—assist ours as we travel this week. If you ask airport workers what they’re doing for the holidays, or any holiday, they’ll nearly always respond that they’re working. What they never say is that they’re doing so for almost not…
