UPDATE: I just realized that I also have customized versions of the sharebar & follow blocks on all of my websites. Future blog posts will cover these topics.

On June 11, 2013, Twitter updated its API from version 1 to 1.1. This caused a lot of headaches and rendered a bunch of Drupal modules useless all of a sudden, including the following:

UPDATE: I was able to embed the actual presentation within this blog post. Please note that I will be editing this post by 7/13 to include detailed notes in preparation for DrupalCamp LA, so that everyone will be able to follow my presentation as if you were actually there.

This blog post was initially going to be about why the Pinterest Pin It button's pin count doesn't show up for the "Any Image" button type in the Widget Builder. But while doing research, I found out that Pinterest finally enabled this as sort of a hidden feature. The problem was that it still didn't work, and I was so close to just giving up until I decided to give it one last try. Luckily I was able to finally figure it out and get it working.

Today I want to let you all in a secret regarding magazine subscriptions. Most people know that they can easily save at least 75% if they subscribe to a magazine vs. buying it at the news stand (why people even pay the full price I don't know). What most people don't know is that they can almost always save even more. And sometimes, a LOT more.

Let's look at an example with two of my favorite business magazines, Fast Company & Inc. They are my favorites because I run a startup company and these two magazines do a great job in keeping me informed of the next big thing in the world of startups. They're also cheap (and about to get REALLY cheap). Here's how it basically works: