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Well, it’s about time! When a website has been online a while, there comes a time for a redesign. Since we are doing so many content management websites, the new RBDS site will be done in the Joomla! CMS. We are so excited to be getting close to this happening.

Also, now our website and our blog will match. You are getting a taste of the look and feel of the new website design if you are reading this blog.

Also, the portfolio will be redone to showcase our designs.

Stay tuned….

Are you a candidate running for office? Do you have a campaign website yet? If not, NOW is the time to get started!

Use your campaign funds wisely! A website is one of the most affordable mediums to use to get your name out there and publish your views on the issues and where you stand. Keep your followers up to date. Get volunteers to help with your campaign. Receive campaign donations!

Contact RB Design Studio TODAY to get started. It is not too late!

859-271-8977 or email Rhonda at rb@rbdesignstudio.com.

We have moved into our new office next door! It is so cool to have officeS now. We were all in one room before. Can’t wait to see what 2010 brings!

Update 2/26/10 – Well we are STILL waiting on some window blinds to be installed. We want to have an Open House and invite everyone over as soon as they come in! Come on blinds!

When my iPhone slid out of my pocket and into the toilet last Thursday, at first I did panic! But I scooped it out of the water as soon as I saw it. I took it out of the leather case I had it in.

I turned the phone off and dried off outside water.

I called iPhone support (on a friend’s phone) and couldn’t figure out how to get the SIM card out. I couldn’t find the small hole in the top to stick a paper clip into.

I was trying to poke a paper clip into the earphone jack hole!

A friend was able to get the SIM card out.

I kept the phone turned off.

Another friend suggested putting it into a Ziplok bag of dry rice overnight.

I thought, “What the heck. Can’t hurt!” so that is what I did.

Next morning (probably about 12 hours later), with baited breath, I put the SIM card back in, tapped the phone to remove all the rice, and turned it on.

IT WORKED!

I don’t know if it was the quick action of removing it from the water, or the dry rice or what – but I don’t care – I didn’t have to buy a new phone!