Cotton Rohrscheib

I've been an entrepreneur my entire life and have been blessed to have been associated with hundreds of startups and projects throughout my career. A few years ago I started offloading many of my business interests to spend more time w/ my family and retool my focus toward the agricultural industry, ultimately I landed at Farmers Business Network, Inc. w/ a great team of people w/ shared mission / vision and the rest is history! I still operate my personal website & blog occasionally on topics of interest to me including; parenting, agriculture, technology, and whatever else comes my direction! My blog, cotton.buzz, is the product of over 20yrs worth of content, photos, podcasts, videos, etc., and all of the content I produce is mine personally, and only represent my views and/or opinions on topics and do not represent any of the businesses or associations I'm affiliated with.

Pleth Networks on Facebook

July 26, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Are you on Pleth a few months back. Once our group grows we will likely be adding some discussion forums that will allow us to interact with our followers. A rough draft of the discussions area is already online if you want to try it out. Facebook | Pleth Networks, LLC

Locking Down Authentication Inside PHPRunner

July 26, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

One of the biggest challenges you face when building hosted applications is how to prevent brute force or guessed password authentications. Especially given the number of warez type applications that are out there that allow unsavory users to do just that. Well, I found a resource on Xlinesoft’s website that demonstrates how to do block […]

Central Arkansas Refresh Reminder #refreshca

July 24, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

This is just a reminder about our upcoming Central Arkansas Refresh Meeting this Tuesday, July 28, at the Flying Saucer in downtown Little Rock. If you haven’t already RSVP’d via our Facebook page you can do so by going here or you can RSVP via Twitter by going to our homepage. See the map below […]

Facebook | PHPRunner User Group

July 24, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

I recently started a PHPRunner user group on Facebook in hopes of connecting with other PHPR programmers. So far we have 6 members, myself and of course Sergey, who is the CEO of the company that puts out PHPRunner, and four other guys. My main goal for creating the group was to provide some awareness […]

“Toking” with Lawrence Welk

July 23, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

See if you can watch this video without giggling a little bit…

Red Eye: Andrew WK is questioned.

July 20, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

This is hilarious! If I am ever interviewed by Fox News I am going to do the same thing. Wouldn’t it be funny if Politicians did this too?

Critch on Drupal Security / PCI Compliance

July 16, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 2 Comments

Resident Server Administrator and all around Linux Guru, Matt Critcher, recently posted an entry on his blog about Drupal Security and PCI compliance. Matt has been running Drupal on his site for a while now and it seems to be working out well for him. I always look to Matt for security issues because he […]

Cool Wedding Entrance

July 10, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I thought that this was just too cool!!!

Twitme, LiveWriter, WP 2.8 Bug – Workaround

July 3, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 2 Comments

The other day I posted an entry about a bug that I had ran into using the Twitme plugin for WordPress, and as I mentioned in my post the only thing that had changed was that I had recently upgraded to 2.8.1 on WordPress. I also mentioned that I was getting this error when I […]

Application Development for Agriculture

July 2, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

I was reading on CNN this morning about a farmer in Nebraska that is using Twitter on the farm. This story peaked my interest because, as a lot of you may know, I grew up on my family’s farm in Eastern Arkansas, and they are still very much so involved with farming. I am not […]