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		<title>Picking A Brand/Domain Name</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 22 Sep 2007 01:37:50 +0000</pubDate>
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IndoxylDesigns (the original name of this website) wasn&#8217;t such a great idea for a brand/domain name because it&#8217;s hard to remember and hard to communicate to someone verbally. So, I decided to start looking for a new, more effective name for my website. In order to pick a good name there were too main factors [...]]]></description>
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IndoxylDesigns (the original name of this website) wasn&#8217;t such a great idea for a brand/domain name because it&#8217;s hard to remember and hard to communicate to someone verbally. So, I decided to start looking for a new, more effective name for my website. In order to pick a good name there were too main factors I had to consider: easy to remember and easy to communicate.
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Both of these could be first achieved through picking a relatively short name (3-8 characters). Where could I even start with picking the right name? I decided to go with using a Latin word as the brand name since I&#8217;m taking Latin in school and I&#8217;m somewhat familiar with it, and Latin is so ubiquitous (as you most probably know, most romance languages, including English, originate from Latin). A quick flip through my Latin textbook and I had found the word I was looking for: &#8220;faber - skillful; ingenious;&#8221; which I feel were representative of me and my work. Then I went on to append &#8216;designs&#8217; to the domain name to emphasize the fact that the website has something to do with designing - Faber Designs. The name is both short (faber is 5 characters in length and is quite easy to remember) and the pronunciation is quite unambiguous (<em>fay-bur</em>; like saber). So remember, <strong>keep it short, memorable, and easy to communicate.</strong>
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		<title>fillaform</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Fillaform is an online password manager that will store all your web accounts online. What&#8217;s more? It will fill these forms for you automatically with the click of a button. I&#8217;m currently working on this. It&#8217;s built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework and the AJAX and awesome Web 2.0-ness is achieved through jQuery, the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<a href="http://www.fillaform.com" title="password manager"> Fillaform</a> is an online password manager that will store all your web accounts online<em>. What&#8217;s more? </em>It will fill these forms for you automatically with the click of a button. I&#8217;m currently working on this. It&#8217;s built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework and the AJAX and awesome Web 2.0-ness is achieved through jQuery, the amazing JavaScript library.

Five best features of <a href="http://www.fillaform.com" title="form filler"><em>fillaform</em></a>:
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	<li>No Software Installation</li>
	<li>Completely web based</li>
	<li>Automatically fills forms</li>
	<li>Automatically saves forms</li>
	<li>It&#8217;s Totally kick ass</li>
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		<title>Site deleted, had to reinstall WordPress</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Paul</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[On Monday, after upgrading my WordPress to version 2.1 (using Fantastico) I realized that my site was not working. To my dismay, I found that this was the result of me being careless about following the instructions for the upgrade. Worse, I forgot to backup the content before upgrading WordPress. So, I had to re-install [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[On Monday, after upgrading my WordPress to version 2.1 (using Fantastico) I realized that my site was not working. To my dismay, I found that this was the result of me being careless about following the instructions for the upgrade. Worse, I forgot to backup the content before upgrading WordPress. So, I had to re-install WordPress, reinstall all plugins and add all content, again. Luckily, Google saved my time by caching my site, so I just had to copy and paste the content from Google&#8217;s cache to my WordPress site, page-by-page. Now, All my posts are gone (not that I had too many of them anyways) and I wasted a lot of time just because I forgot to backup. Anyways, at least I learned something today: make sure you backup your WordPress blog and other files at least once a week (I&#8217;m going to do it almost everyday from now :D).]]></content:encoded>
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