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Get WebStyle

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I purchased a domain for this site. There’s nothing there yet so there isn’t much point in clicking on the link, but just so anyone following this site knows the address of this blogs future home it’s going to be Get WebStyle. What do you think of the name?

Since people are starting to visit this site, link to it, and have likely gotten used to the name, I wanted to get a domain with a similar name. Get Webstyle was the best I could come up with, especially since webstyle.com was already taken.

I think it’s fitting. I mean, this site talks about features that one can add to their site like plugins, web design, and has many how to articles that will help you get WebStyle for your own site.

It works for me. Does it work for you?




PHP training courses

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If you have a career in web development you know that it’s important to keep up with the latest software and coding languages in order to provide and produce the most up to date web features for your clients.

Have you thought of taking courses to keep yourself up to date?

The Open Technology Group, ITG, offers PHP training, and they have several locations throughout the USA. Their PHP training courses are taught by Zend certified PHP MySQL instructors.

Their PHP training courses integrate PHP with MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and other related databases. When I looked that the PHP courses listed I saw that they currently offer 6 different PHP courses that range from 3 to 5 days in length. The courses are competitively priced.

Companies interested in providing their employees with PHP training can request on site training if they so choose.

Learn more about OTG PHP courses by visiting their site.

Million dollar laptop?

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Have you heard of the lap top by Luvaglio that’s priced at one million bucks?

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This luxury laptop comes with a 17″ widescreen LED lit screen with integrated cleaning, solid state storage, slot loading blue ray drive, and a built in USB memory stick and mp3 player. What makes it so expensive?

Well it could be the rare diamond that also doubles as a power button and security ID tool when it’s placed into the laptop.

I don’t know. This doesn’t seem like it’s worth a million dollars. Sure it has some nice features and a fancy diamond … but is it really worth the price? What do you think?



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