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Episode #012 goes back to the code face with a good chat about some new online services, the hard topic of what to call yourself and an in-depth discussion about the often contentious idea of charging for software and online services.

• One Last Scare
• Digest
• Webby Podcasts
• Coffitivity
• Clipping Magic
• Kraken
• We are Makers
• Web industry job titles
• Twitter Uni
• Petzila

Kieran goes back to school this week and in between setting assignments for his new cohort we manage to discuss Keir’s recent trip to Brighton for the rather good Reasons to be Creative event, a tool for getting your clients content in order, speed tips, Ken and Ryu and end with a discussion on the dream startup team.

• Reasons to be Creative
• Lanyrd acquired by Eventbrite
• Speed Awareness Month
• 5 Surprising Ways Sleep Makes You More Creative
• Gather Content
• I Am Street Fighter
• Enter the Seller Founder
• Garmin Astro

Episode #016 sees us discussing the recent Generate Conference in London, Shopify’s amazing Build a Business annual contest, faces for apps, Happy Cog giving us insights into their workflow and a couple of revisits including Editorially and Draft.

• Generate Conf
• Distrify
• Shopify: Build A Business
• The Dribbblisation of Design
• Facebox.io
• UI Faces
• Pimping mail.app
• The Happy Cog Way
• Box Notes
• Editorially out of Beta
• Draft’s Hemingway mode

Back from our travels we retrun behind the Yeti’s to discuss everything from the hunt for the perfect email app to the sartorial elegance of modern tech CEO’s. This episode also features a rather spledid retreat venue only four hours from Spokane.

• The Web Is
• Beyond Tellerrand Berlin
• Punctuation Tips
• Google Inbox
• Define the CTO
• Business casual has become a little too casual
• Dog Bark Park Inn

It’s that time of the year when we look back on the past 12 months and dish out our (cough, cough) highly prized awards! This year in the 2014 BAFTAS we have eight categories and round off the show with a little bit of crystal ball gazing in which we both make our predictions for 2015.

Without further ado here are the categories and winners:

1. The award for not being a very good year in the industry: 2014
2. Conference/event of the year: Web Teaching Day & Beyond Tellerrand Berlin
3. Podcast of the year: Startup
4. Most hyped app of the year: Slack
5. Man of the year: Sean McCabe
6. Woman of the year: Rachel Andrew
7. Trend of the year: Privacy & Security
8. Foo Bar of the year: #VATMOSS

Happy holidays to our all listeners. We really do appreciate including us in your weekly audio listening. See you in 2015.

This episode is dedicated to our favourite Australian Gavin Ballard — all round good guy, world traveller, bon viveur and last but by no means least Shopify Expert. Gavin is a long time listener (we still aren’t sure why) and friend of the show. If we had a pin badge and sticker “care package” he’d be the first recipient!

Topics covered in this mega-length show include the weather in the South West, Skype video, our favourite NYC diners, the use of technology in the bathroom, career paths for developers, and more.

• Gavin Ballard
• Skype Etiquette
• RIP The Market Diner
• Modern stock photography
• The Vazoo Video Keir Forgot
• Being A Developer After 40</ul>

If you would like a show dedicated to you please let us know via the comment link below and we’ll undoubtedly make it happen.

Welcome to Back Stories — a new series of one on one interviews hosted by Keir Whitaker (one-half of the team behind The Back to Front Show).

Each episode, unlike the usual show, will come in at 30 minutes and will attempt to delve into the interesting lives of people working in the web, design, tech, publishing, and creative industries.

In this first episode, Keir chats with Marc Thiele — long-time friend and the man behind the Beyond Tellerrand series of web conferences. There’s plenty of ground covered including the early 8 bit days, Flash, events, and more.

Marc Online

• Marc’s personal web site
• Marc on Twitter
• Beyond Tellerrand
• Twumble — Marc’s mostly German language podcast
• Marc’s interview with Keir on Twumble

Welcome to the second episode of Back Stories — a new series of one on one interviews hosted by Keir Whitaker (one-half of the team behind The Back to Front Show).

In this episode, Keir is joined by Craig Lockwood — long time friend of the show and the man behind endeavours including software, events, co-working spaces, and more. In this very open and honest account of his work and life, Craig shares his experiences of working in the web and tech industry.

Craig Online

• Craig’s personal web site
• Craig on Twitter
• Shopish — Craig’s day job
• Fit Stat — Craig’s side project

In this episode of Back Stories, Keir chats with Kurt Elster — founder of ecommerce agency Ethercycle, host of the popular Ecommerce Hacks Weekly video series, author of Ecommerce Bootcamp, and the host of The Unofficial Shopify Podcast.

Topics include the benefits of the “peacock” jacket, naming your company, specialisation, automating inbound leads, productised consulting, and much more.

Kurt Online

• Kurt’s personal web site
• Kurt on Twitter
• “Ecommerce Bootcamp” — Kurt’s book
• The Unofficial Shopify Podcast — Kurt’s podcast
• Ethercycle — Kurt’s company
• Ecommerce Hacks Weekly — Kurt’s newsletter

In this episode of Back Stories, Keir chats with Oliver Lindberg— founder of the new Pixel Pioneers web conference series and all round content guru. Topics covered include how to find speakers for your conference, the role of a good editor, how to improve your writing skills, and how to pitch to an editor.

Oliver Online

• Oliver’s personal web site
• Oliver on Twitter
• Pixel Pioneers — Oliver’s conference series
• The Lindberg Interviews — Oliver’s interviews

The Gujarat high court has granted temporary bail to a murder accused to observe fasts during the holy month of Ramzan. He will have to surrender to jail on May 25, after Eid-ul-Fitr.​

Amid prevalent chaos and uncertainty over access to the essential services and commodities during the lockdown, we bring you the latest updates from your city.

The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, which had marked four hotels as Covid care centres till now, will now have 100 more hotels with a bed capacity of 3,175 for the purpose. In another important development, the civic body has planned a massive sanitization campaign in AMC areas from Saturday.

This handy, pocket-sized reference guide is an ideal resource for managers in both union and non-union environments. Basic Supervisory Management and Labour Relations provides practical advice on how to effectively handle day-to-day supervisory issues.

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2012 will be a challenging year to be in compliance with the ever-changing payroll laws and regulations. To add to your stress, Federal and state agencies are ramping up audits. And, the penalties the government may impose are substantial!

How do you stay in compliance and avoid penalties?

The APA Basic Guide to Payroll is written to make understanding the laws and regulations as easy as possible. And this single-volume guide is filled with tools to help you apply the law and make proper calculations – with ease!

Among the many, handy features, you'll find:

• How to complete the W-2
• 50-state charts that give you at-a-glance answers to questions regarding key payroll requirements
• Our Fingertip Guide that enables you to find payroll taxability and wage-hour ramifications of benefits immediately
• Clear checklists that help you make precise determinations quickly and confidently
  
  
  
  

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The 2012 APA Basic Guide to Payroll has been updated to include:

• The latest about reporting the value of health care coverage on the W-2
• Updated figures for 2012
• New reasons why you may be required to reject a child support withholding order
• The FUTA tax rate
• Recent developments on what's considered timely mailed and filed
• What the courts are saying about paying employees for donning and doffing
• Whether there will be a Social Security tax cut for 2012 (President Obama proposed a lower rate for both employers and employees)
• What the IRS is saying about the taxability of employer-provided cell phones
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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