I'm looking to bring in a motivated and high functioning programmer to work on some Drupal (PHP-based CMS) projects for high-profile artists. We'll be continuing to do cutting edge work and will have a blast doing it. General web technologies (Mysql, CSS, Javascript, DHTML, etc) are all plusses, of course.
Also, drop a note to falcon (at) chime.com if you'll be at DrupalCon DC (Mar 4-7) and we can meet up!
hardly strictly bluegrass 8 (http://www.hardlystrictlybluegrass/) took place in oct of last year and is the 8th installment of this amazing FREE festival in golden gate park that is paid for by warren hellman as a gift to the city (and, as he likes to say, his own selfish desire to see great music) and produced by the amazing folks at slims/gamh and sheri/ryan @ mercenary productions.
so a week ago i spent the day with the guys in chickenfoot and they were very accomodating in my request to have them say "chickenfoot" a hundreds times each as part of the first phase announcement of the band to the world. these guys each have a huge history bringing the rAWK but they are also really fun folks to be around and we had a blast. so, what's the point?
i don't know about you, but on sites where i set custom pathaliases for page nodes it becomes a problem when the site is handed off to someone else to admin and then forget to uncheck that box so the custom pathalias gets lost and links to that page then go 404. since i want to have root-level pathaliases, it's not easy to control via the standard pathauto settings.
we're stoked to announce the launch of the new mini site for the beastie boys' 20th anniversary re-mastered release of paul's boutique! a sick flash front end (kudos as always to PROD) to a drupal core. lots of stuff hidden on a page. go upload your paul's boutique era photo and story to the site and pick up your embeddable trading card today!
