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The effective Blogger what it means to Blog (My Tips)

Posted on June 16, 2012 by Percy Kwong

What does it mean to be an effective blogger?  It means you have a great quality blog and are very good at generating a following.  While I can speak of Blogging, I speak of it from the point of view how I do things and what Blogging means to me.  Here are my tips on…

Tracking visitors to your blog / website

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Percy Kwong

If you’re anything like me, as a professional blogger / writer / consultant, you’re always looking at your traffic logs for multiple reasons.  You want to see how popular your blog is and what it really means to you. Google Analytics is just not enough.  You’re not getting the information you need. So here’s a…

Increasing Mysql performance significantly

Posted on May 24, 2012 by Percy Kwong

For those of you who run mysql, there’s an issue that you have to look at.  Like file systems, database tables get fragmented over time.  There’s a simple fix for it, but you will need to execute one command to do it. Of course, you will need to have root access to your Mysql server,…

Boosting Octane Yourself. I did the research, made it, and proved it.

Posted on May 14, 2012 by Percy Kwong

So I drive a car that requires 93 min. Octane.   Me, being the skeptic started thinking about Gasoline blends around the world.  I realized in my travels (and I am extremely well traveled), that pretty much every other country in the world has one grade of Gas vs. America and some parts of Europe and…

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