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This site is the digital home of Eric Appel, a web developer and photographer in Portland, Oregon.

Included in this site are tech related blog posts, my photography, and recent items from my digital life.

I currently work for Intel as the Lead Application Developer on Intel's Corporate Product Catalog.

My primary fluencies are in the Micrsoft stack (ASP.Net, C#, Silverlight, MS SQL Server, etc.), but I keep it fresh with platforms like jQuery/javascript and Expression Engine.

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I've developed a number of sites that are live at the moment including ark.intel.com, EricAppel.net, AjaAppel.net, and SmartSetr.

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Thank you to those who are willing to share their work with the community.

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Oct

2006

IE7 for XP Released

posted by Eric Appel 2 Comments

Umm, judging by my rss aggregator I would guess that IE7 was released today. Go get it!

Thursday, October 19, 2006 10:38:07 AM (Pacific Daylight Time, UTC-07:00)

What aggregator is that? It looks kind of like Google Reader, before its recent makeover...

Josh Bancroft

Thursday, October 19, 2006 1:09:40 PM (Pacific Daylight Time, UTC-07:00)

It is indeed Google Reader before its recent makeover. I very much prefer the old style to the new one. The new layout just feels slower to me and I like being able to view the upcoming posts on the left. I keep my feed list trimmed enough that it's not overwhelming for me to go through each new post throughout the day.

If you go to Settings->Preferences in Google Reader they give you the option to revert back to the old version. I tried using the new one for about a week, but in the end the simplistic version just fits my reading habits better. Even after the second update they did a couple weeks ago.

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