Heather Kant's Photo of the day! Downtown Phoenix Arizona

Believe it or not...This photo was taken with my cell phone [Motorola Rokr].  I think it turned out pretty sharp.  I took it about a year ago from one of the buildings downtown Phoenix while I was waiting for the elevator.

What a spectacular view!  Can you imagine working in an office that overlooks that every day? Actually I can! I worked in a building down town Phoenix once [Cableone]...and truthfully it was VERY distracting. Everyone would catch their-self looking out during meetings and training classes. Ha ha! It was sure a nice location right by the freeway too.

My Travels to the North for the Holidays - Great Photos!

What a great holiday season I've had this year! I had the best time getting to travel and see my family! I am one lucky girl getting the opportunity to do that during this rough economy.

My travels didn't go without notice to some lovely photo ops! I thought you would enjoy a few (posted below).  I took some of these from the airplane window and I think they look beautiful. If you are wondering, that was in *sunset mode* on my super awesome/cute/orange/nifty canon cyber shot camera. It was a gift a couple of months back from Adrian and I'm in love. It takes the best photos! The more I toy around with it, the more I love it.

Here are my favorite photos from the trip:
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FTP Information for Filezilla

If you're a web designer I'm pretty sure you already know this trick. It's called FTP!

My very first geocities website yearssss ago was free and I had to upload everything 1 at a time... CLICK CLICK CLICK... water break... click click click click... 2 hours later your site is live... Ugg!

Now days they have awesome programs like cyberduck and filezilla! Basically you just drag, drop, DONE! You just sit back and watch it upload.  The only tricky thing is figuring out your FTP settings.

1. Enter your FTP host in the "Address" field, like this: ftp.YourDomainHere.com (replace YourDomainHere.com with your own domain name). 
2. In the "User" field, enter your FTP user ID. Your user ID is a combination of your Yahoo! ID and your domain, such as name@YourDomainHere.com (replace name with your Yahoo! ID, and YourDomainHere.com with your own domain name). 
3. Enter your Yahoo! password in the "Password" field.