A true story which might help someone out there
(I have replaced the real domain name with DOMAIN.COM):
Couple days ago I have received few emails written in not-that-good english from “Valentin Lopez representing the Gera Agency” (vlopez@geraagency.com), apparently a French marketing company based in Paris. You can find the complete text from the emails below in this article (apart from the domain name).
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February 1st, 2012 by 
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WordBeach – The WordPress Conference in Nagoya
August 14th, 2011 by moonpixel
Almost one year after the 2010 WordCamp Nagoya it’s time for another WordPress Meetup in Nagoya.
The event will be held on 27th August 2011 in Shinmaiko Training Center just about 30 mins by train from Nagoya’s Kanayama Station (Meitetsu Nagoya Railroad – trains direction Chubu Centrair International Airport).
Choosing a Good WordPress Web Hosting Service
April 22nd, 2011 by moonpixel
Reliable web hosting is essential in maintaining websites successfully, and careful consideration should be taken before deciding on which hosting to get. There are numerous and varied choices when it comes to web hosting; these services can cost almost nothing, or can run into quite a hefty amount (with the ones offering mid-range prices in [...]
WordPress Theme jQuery and JavaScript Usage Tips
December 29th, 2010 by moonpixel
jQuery grew in popularity exponentially in last couple years, and is pretty much a standard “tool” of a web developer. jQuery 1.5 is due soon, expected with hope to take our possibilities again to another level.
What’s the best way to use jQuery and JavaScript in our WordPress themes tho? According to the WP Codex the wp_enqueue_script() function should be used instead of the typical <script> tag. I prefer using wp_enqueue_script() in my theme’s functions.php but I do see people using it directly in the theme’s header.php.
WordPress has already jQuery included, so in order to make the library available in our theme, we can just use [ ... ]
Deleted Post in RSS Feed – WordPress and FeedBurner
November 21st, 2010 by moonpixel
Recently I needed to validate a WordPress blog in a social media service by inserting the verification code into a new post and publishing it. It all went well and in few minutes I could remove the post.
I have “unpublished it” (Draft), but the post would still show in the RSS feed, so I did go further and finally deleted the post. However the deleted post was still present in the feed served via the FeedBurner. [...]
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