Blog de Puree

Anyone who enjoys reading Blog de Puree and who is a boating or yachting enthusiast should check out my brother-in-law’s blog, Where is D.J. Today.
I was impressed with D.J.’s last blog post. His use of yachtsmen vernacular and the emotion of a captain that exuded from his post was really fantastic.
“That the sea looks like [...]

A week ago, European startup Zemanta launched in Alpha with a product for blogs to suggest links, pictures and other related content and tags while you write blog posts. It uses a semantic analysis engine that serves up the relevant information in your Internet browser as you write.
According to TechCrunch, this type of application only [...]

TechCrunch blogs that Automattic founder and WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg may look towards developing social networking tools for its famous blog software.
The news is that Matt hired Andy Peatling, “the developer behind BuddyPress, a social network built on top of WordPress. BuddyPress will now become an official WordPress project.”
As many of our readers know, we [...]

We have a new look. Again.
I hope it’s not frustrating to our readers. The last design, while cool as hell had too many bugs that I was not able to fix.
This new design, called 3K2, is based off the original Wordpress theme called Kubrick. We felt that this three-column design brought more information above [...]

This video is R rated, and we’re not entirely sure where it comes from, other than being YouTube. But hey, if you’re looking to talk like a Japanese prostitute, this is the instructional video to watch.

It’s high time we’ve updated the look and feel of Blog de Puree! And man, did we go for broke!
With this new design, we’ve decided to incorporate graphics that really depicted what this blog is all about, a blend of many things. And of course, we’ve got the main players up above.
Some important facts about [...]

Randye found this cartoon online, which gave us a good laugh. We figure our young son would probably be dealing with this issue.

As many who read our blog have guessed, we use an opensource blog system called Wordpress. Before we decided to install a version of it on our site, we did a little shopping around and found that it was quite easy to use and it received great recommendations.
We’ve been using it about a year now [...]

A mentor of mine would often talk about an online niche publishing website that he helped to develop called Reel-Time. At the time of its founding, it was ahead of its time. A saltwater fly-fishing website that directed its focus to a micro-niche community when the Internet was just beginning to find its legs as [...]

Tim O’Reilly, the man who is often credited with coining the term, “Web 2.0,” posted early this week that he’s working on a blogger code of conduct. While a code of conduct for Web sites is not a new idea, it is interesting that someone has blogged about a global standard for blogger, blog reader [...]