Taking a break from the Testificate town to work on making my Nether area a little more beautiful. What is the building project for today? We are going to make a Creeper-faced tunnel with lava, stone bricks and all the trimmings! Hope you like the design!
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Talking YouTube Success with VintageBeef

As I have learned, producing popular content on YouTube that people want to watch is no easy task. It takes a lot of planning, a lot of hard work and maybe even just some luck. To learn more, I thought I would turn to one of my personal favorite YouTube “Let’s Play” content producers out there, VintageBeef. With over 64,000 subscribers, VintageBeef has been able to build a popular brand that people really seem to enjoy.
How to Get VirtualBox Up and Running
Yesterday I showed you how to get a virtual machine setup from within your current operating system using Sun VirtualBox. Now, if you have not skipped ahead of me in the process I am ready to share with you step number two. Now that our virtual machine is ready, it needs an operating system. Today, we will go through each step you need to take to get an operating system installed on your new virtual machine setup.
Fast Piston Elevator in Minecraft
I recently went through a lot of video tutorials trying to find an easy, yet fast, piston elevator I could build for my Mitchcraft let’s play series. After going through several, I finally decided to go with the one TheRoyalWalrus built. So, if you are looking to do the same – here is a great tutorial to get you going.
Hope that helps! Remember to keep an eye out for the new elevator in some of my yet to be uploaded episodes of Mitchcraft too.
Pen Zen – Distraction Free Writing
Need a place to write that is is clean, simple and free of distractions? You might give Pen Zen a shot. From the creators of pen.io, this interesting website service provides you with a clean slate to write at and well, not much else. When you are focusing on delivering a really simple place to write though, what else do you need?
Analysis of StumbleUpon Ads
A few weeks ago, I played around some with advertising blog posts via StumbleUpon. There is no doubt that StumbleUpon traffic can really play a big part in getting your idea, brand or articles out there in the wild – however I am not fully convinced the StumbleUpon ad platform might be great for everybody.
Minecraft 101 with Coe’s Quest
I have been playing a lot of Minecraft lately. It is an awesome little game, that can be very addictive if you are into the idea of surviving in a world all by yourself and building this, that and the other just because you can. However, jumping into Minecraft with no guide at all might be a little intimidating to some. Thankfully though I have found a great tutorial series by a man named Coe that will help guide you through the world of Minecraft.
Website Speed Monitoring with Stella
There is no doubt that website uptime and general performance is important for anybody who heavily replies on keeping their websites up and running. For a long time, Pingdom has earned my trust as being one of the most reliable website performance monitoring tools to recommend. However, it might be time to throw one more suggestion your way – blamestella.com.
Split Testing in WordPress
Searching around through the WordPress plugins page – I was looking for an easy way to do split testing in this popular blogging platform. While it does not seem anybody has invented the perfect solution, I did run across several plugins that almost get the job done.
Rainbow Folders
Looking for an easier way to navigate through all of those vanilla folders that Windows gives you by default? Rainbow Folders is an easy to use (and free) program that will allow you to change the color of any folder to any specific color you like.
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