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The MR340 is not just any race; it’s an ultimate test of endurance, teamwork, and sheer willpower. Stretching 340 miles along the majestic Missouri River, this annual race challenges paddlers to traverse from Kansas City to St. Charles, Missouri, braving both the elements and their limits.

The 2024 edition promises to be as exhilarating as ever. With seasoned veterans and eager newcomers ready to take on the river's twists and turns, the anticipation is palpable. The race brings together a community of passionate paddlers, supportive families, and enthusiastic spectators, all united by the spirit of adventure.

Learn how to access your SmugMug sitemap URL when using a custom domain. This comprehensive guide covers the importance of sitemaps for SEO, step-by-step instructions for setting up your custom domain, and how to find and submit your sitemap to search engines like Google and Bing. Whether you're a professional photographer or a hobbyist, ensuring your SmugMug site is easily discoverable by search engines can help attract more visitors to your stunning photo galleries. Enhance your website's visibility and SEO with these simple yet effective tips.

Learn how to use ChatGPT to enhance your productivity as a software developer, particularly when working with DNN (DotNetNuke) modules. Discover how to implement structured content and schema.org attributes to improve SEO and web indexing.

I hoard things, lots of things, especially digital things. Check out this post to see the application to be on Survivor, the CBS TV Show which first aired in May 2000. 

This morning, I received a notification from OpenBugBounty.org that an XSS vulnerability had been found on ChrisHammond.com. The email included a link to a bug bounty report but lacked specific details about the issue.

I quickly set up an account on OpenBugBounty.org and attempted to claim the domain to gain more information. Upon successfully doing so, I was provided with the display name of the researcher who reported the issue. I reached out to them via email, albeit cautiously, as I was unsure if it might be a phishing attempt.