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A blog about coldfusion, php, html and many other programming languages

I’m Gina Madison, a.k.a. Gina Villiotti, a.k.a. Gina V. I was a Jersey girl for about 4 years before moving back home to Pittsburgh this past June. Yep, I am a BurghGirl again - always was at heart. I am a Penn State alumnus - got my degree in journalism, but I have been doing PR since I graduated, currently for a financial services company. My newest adventure in social media has been a wild ride so far - meeting tons of tweople (follow me @Madison14 on Twitter) and learning more and more everyday! Oh, did I mention that I am also a reality TV show and information junkie?!?! Happy blogging…welcome to my life as Gina Madison.

38 year-old, slightly self-depricating, mother of four young children, living in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, trying not to spontaneously combust on a daily basis. I post about my mundane yet extraordinary life-regularly* (*as often as I can find a flat surface to plop my somewhat large bottom upon and type a few words without being continually harassed by smaller humans)

Mr. Sanford joined Roomful Express Furniture in 1998 as company Controller. He oversaw many changes in the company’s computer and financial reporting systems in 1999, 2000 and 2001 including a complete conversion to new mainframe computer hardware and software in early 1999. He was promoted to Chief Financial Officer in 2002. While in this position, he successfully oversaw the move of the Corporate Headquarters to new facilities in Crafton, PA which included sophisticated warehouse management programs and fully automated inventory systems. In 2005 he initiated customer service programs to increase the level of customer satisfaction in all areas of the retail stores, delivery, and customer call center. Mr. Sanford was promoted to Chief Operating Officer in January 2007 and is responsible for the complete operations of all company locations including all Stores, Distribution Facilities and the Corporate offices. This is Mr. Sanford's personal blog as a means to communicate to the public about what is going on with himself and the Roomful Express Furniture company.

My personal blog where I blather on about nothing.

A visual history of Pittsburgh and all that makes it great.

Life, love and the mishaps of just a normal Pittsburgh woman. Enjoy.

The official blog of the Create a Comic Project, Pittsburgh's award winning non-profit youth literacy program. The blog posts information about upcoming and completed events as it delivers fun and entertaining creative writing instruction to kids all over the city.

Welcome to Grassrootsy! My name is Joy and I’m an independent artist based out of Pittsburgh, PA. I don’t claim to know how to make you famous…because I’m not. I also don’t promise that everything I write in this blog will directly pertain to you and your music. But I am passionate about music and promotions and I hope to pass on some simple things I have learned in the past few years about getting your name out to your fans and potential media. Thanks ya’ll!

Tired of all the clutter in your life? Want to get rid of the mess? And not just a physical mess but the emotional mess as well. This blog is designed to work with you to clear the clutter - mental, physical, time, and emotional clutter. Get great tips on organizing and simplifying your life. You’ll be amazed at the difference in your life!

The Soiled Chamois is a personal blog journal of an amateur endurance mountain bike racer doing his best not to COMPLETELY suck. Not a pro, not a contender, just a regular guy putting in miles in the pursuit free t shirts and post race beer. Why the Soiled Chamois? Because it you ride long and hard enough there's bound to be a little chamois soilage!

Pittsburgh New Music Net is a collaborative project representing composers and performers from many of the city’s universities and contemporary music organizations. Our goal is to provide comprehensive information about the wide variety of new music taking place in our city and to help promote these exciting events.

I'm not always going to rant... but I'm almost always annoyed.

Hmmm ... I guess if I had to describe it, I would say the general theme is getting used to life post-college/adjusting to the corporate world/letting go of the good ole' college days and embracing the next phase of life.

This anonymous blog is pure snark and venting about daily life in Pittsburgh. It is likely that, once established, I will be making fun of Ben Roethlisberger and commentating as the Child Mayor attempts to make it big. I will lament about the lack of life downtown. I will marvel about growing up nearby (within 100 miles) and yet feeling like a complete outsider here. I love Pittsburgh like I love my brother: He's part of my family, but I can't stand to have dinner with him.

City Theatre, on Pittsburgh's South Side, has been described as Pittsburgh’s most adventurous theatre. With the upcoming performances in 2009, City Theatre is extending a special invitation to the bloggers of Pittsburgh – specifically for arts or entertainment bloggers.

Local bloggers are invited to bring a guest and attend the opening nights for free on the following dates:

The Seafarer – Wednesday, January 28, 2009 at 8pm

The Male Intellect – Wednesday, Feb 4, 2009 at 8pm

Mary’s Wedding – Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 8pm

Human Error – Wednesday, April 8, 2009 at 8pm

Speak American – Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 8pm

More information about the plays can be found on the City Theatre’s website.

If you choose to write about the productions on your blog afterwards, the theatre may also provide a special discount code that you can offer your readers.

IMPORTANT: To reserve your seats, please send an email to Hsing-yi Tsai at htsai [AT] citytheatrecompany (dot) org by Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Include your name, the name and URL of your blog, and the number of seats you wish to reserve (1 or 2).

Space is limited, so sign up today!

Queer Look at the Bible is a gay man's perspective on religion, the Bible and culture. Instead of simply looking at the Bible and dismissing it as homophobic, what happens if we open it and look for the queer perspective in it?

Photos, commentary, general ramblings and other stuff by Thomas C. Waters

More often than not, Mike can be found doing something outside or being distracted by something shiny. Commuting from the very end of the Parkway East to uptown each day is a chore, but just part of Pittsburgh life. Easily distracted and always looking to experience new things, no matter how mundane, Mike's writing is sometimes irreverent, oftentimes seemingly irrelevant. Mike enjoys camping, SCUBA diving, geocaching, reading, strange music, even stranger television and jumbo paper clips. Mike is a firm believer in the power of web 2.0 and runs and contributes to a multitude of websites scattered across the internet.

Oh yeah, Mike sometimes writes in the third person.

photography by chuck kozora, who is based in the northern pittsburgh area