After reading Yolanda’s most recent post about the uses of Twitter, and then Rands In Repose’s post about Twitter (especially about how to Twit), I bit the bullet and am taking the plunge. As one would expect, my Twitter name is tedmasterweb in case you’re interested in following my every footstep…

http://twitter.com/tedmasterweb

So, I think I’m some kinda hot photographer or something… Well, not really. This is just a quick note to announce I’ve finally created a Microsoft Expression Media theme that incorporates a shopping cart complete with payment processing via PayPal.

What am I talking about?

If you’re a photographer and need to sell your images online, I suggest you get your hand on a copy of Expression Media and then contact me to have your own shopping cart added to your favorite theme(s).

If you’re a graphic designer in need of some stock images, please check out my first gallery:

http://tedmasterweb.com/stock/european-landscapes/

You’ll notice that there are two licenses available: a Creative Commons license for non-commercial use and a Commercial License (for commercial use of the images, obviously).

All feedback is welcome!

I use, and like, Google Reader. I also like having my own blog, but I rarely have time to post anything particularly useful. Using Google Reader, however, I can simulate writing interesting blogs by posting a link to my “starred items” list. “Starred Items” are articles that I find particularly interesting or useful. All of these articles come form blogs I subscribe to. You can subscribe to my starred items list instead of this blog if you feel I’m not posting often enough but like the kinds of things I usually write about (and you thus end up reading what I’m reading).

So, here it is again: my “starred items” list.

I’m Working Freelance, Again!

After 3.5 years as a partner at Clevernet, I’ve decided it’s time to get back to my roots and go back to working for myself. This change will allow me to to focus on my family and other aspects of life that are genuinely important to me. Ulrich Schlegel and I continue to talk and probably collaborate and I wish him well going forward.