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Why You Should be Careful Before Installing that WordPress Plugin

November 2, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Plugins are small pieces of software that allow your WordPress website to do new things. Since the WordPress core is by design very lean, these third-party tools are required for bloggers to accomplish a variety of popular tasks. We often see blog posts that talk about the best WordPress plugins that you need to be […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Blogging, Website Creation

New Soccer Training eBook Complete and Up for Sale

October 13, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

I am happy to announce that my soccer training ebook that I have been working on for quite a while is finished and up for sale. It is titled The Individual Soccer Training System and is designed to allow soccer players to quickly hone their core technical skills and improve their soccer-specific fitness levels so they can achieve […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Soccer

Is the Internet of Things Secure? Can My Car Get Hacked?

August 20, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Charlie Miller has been hacking computers and phones for over a decade. His ends aren’t nefarious, however: he’s a security researcher working to expose vulnerabilities that will ultimately make our systems safer. In order to raise public consciousness of the issues at stake, he’s been hoping to hack something less techy and abstract that would […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Internet of Things, Privacy, Security

Continuous Partial Attention: How Devices Negatively Affect Our Focus

July 1, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

In today’s environment of constant connectivity, we routinely slog through multiple tasks in a single session. Blinking notifications pull us away from whatever we had been doing to something more pressing. We surf the web by opening up multiple browser tabs and scrolling back and forth between various articles, email accounts, social media streams and other […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Smartphones, Social Media

Gmail Advanced Search Tips: Cutting Through Your Inbox Clutter

July 1, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Google products are known for their usability and uncluttered interfaces. This is great for novices, but users who demand more precision can be left frustrated as their basic keyword searches yield masses of irrelevant results. Gmail is one service in particular where it can be difficult to sift through a huge library of emails trying […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Gmail

WordCamp Dayton 2015

March 31, 2015 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Last week I presented at WordCamp Dayton, a conference for designers, developers, bloggers, small business owners, entrepreneurs, and educators. It was held at the Dayton Convention Center downtown, conveniently located about a 10-minute walk away from my apartment. The first evening we enjoyed a speaker dinner at the Dayton Chess Club, also downtown, with incredible food from […]

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