These are my links for February 16th through February 17th:

• Recycling Electronics – American Profile –
• Find the Right Color Palette for Your Next Presentation or Design – Color – Lifehacker –
• dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/blog » The Disposable PC. –
• Electronic Recycling Options Increase for Earth Day 2009 – Earth911.com –
• Update: Adobe issues emergency PDF patches –

These are my links for February 16th from 06:50 to 10:48:

• 3 Ways to Prepare for the CARD Act – When the government forces you to be more consumer friendly in your billing what do you do? If you are a credit card company you charge annual fees for responsible consumers, introduce new "sneaky fees", and increase balance transfer fees.
• ECycle Services » Materials Processing in Computer Recycling –
• Electronics TakeBack Coalition Promotes Producer Responsibility | Blue Planet Green Living – "Recycling electronic waste is essential, but whose responsibility should it be?"
• First Electronics Recycling Certification to Regulate Toxic Exporting – Earth911.com – The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) has announced its endorsement of the BAN e-steward program for the recycling of electronics.
• Recycling home based business opportunity – Free How-to Manual – An interesting site, but worries me that a lot of people will look to create their own electronics recycling businesses and do it wrong

These are my links for February 15th from 18:42 to 19:02:

• 50 Beautiful Clean and Simple Web Designs – Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. While not all of the designs are my taste, there are several sites here that I find inspiring. Now if only I had any graphic design talent.
• 30 Twitter Hacks and Plugins to Spice Up Your WordPress Blog – I'm not that into Twitter anymore (it's so 2009, j/k), but some of these plugins are pretty cool
• Windows Phone 7: First Videos – Windows phone 7 – Gizmodo – The first look at Windows Phone 7 – my thoughts, if you don't like the Zune OS, you won't like this. I'm not a fan of the sliding magnifying glass take on the interface
• Windows Phone 7 Apps: What We Know, What We Don’t – Windows phone 7 – Gizmodo –
• The Smarter You Are, The Less You Click – I'll take "No Duh" for $200

These are my links for February 13th through February 15th:

• What’s the Easiest Way to Share Large Files and Media with Friends? – File Sharing – Lifehacker –
• Setting Up WordPress for SEO | Graphic and Web Design Blog -Resources And Tutorials –
• How to Sync Facebook Events with Google Calendar –
• Hoptoad – "Send your application errors to our hosted service and reclaim your inbox."
• Computer Recycling Centers – How to Find Responsible Electronics Recycling Companies « Green Planet Saver –
• The R5000-HD DVR – Looking into this as a means to record shows directly to my media center pc

These are my links for February 13th from 07:20 to 07:45:

• The Life, Times (and Death?) of Internet Explorer 6 (Comic Strip) – Smashing Magazine – I know that I will personally be excited when we can drop support for IE6
• Successful Strategies For Selling Ad Space On Low-Traffic Websites – Smashing Magazine –
• #65 Advanced Uses for Custom Fields in WordPress – More than any other single feature, what makes WordPress a CMS (as opposed to just a blogging platform) is custom fields. Custom fields are chunks of data that travel along with posts and pages in key/value pairs. This data can be pulled out and used in your templates as you choose, allowing for all kinds of smart and interesting things to be done.
• Professionally designed PowerPoint templates – PowerPoint – Microsoft Office Online –
• Giz Explains: Why HTML5 Isn’t Going to Save the Internet – HTML5 – Gizmodo –

These are my links for February 12th through February 13th:

• CSS3 Click Chart by Impressive Webs – A page with examples of various features of CSS3. Can also be used as a test if your current browser supports the new CSS3 properties accurately
• MakeSomeTime – Online Time Tracking and Invoicing – MakeSomeTime helps you keep track of your time & invoices like a pro.
• Social Media: Consumers Trust Their Friends Less – Advertising Age – News – Edelman Study Shows That Only 25% of People Find Peers Credible, Flying in Face of Social-Media Wisdom
• Using a Pre-Launch Checklist for your Website | Webdesigner Depot -
• Create Your Own Sliding Resizable Grid – “Your browser window is always the perfect size for the Zaum & Brown website. I really liked the effect so I’ve created an improved and simplified version of a sliding resizable grid and released it under the Apache License 2.0. ”
  Not sure what projects I could use this on, but the algorithm is cool.
• jQuery Quicksand plugin -
• Google Code Blog: Announcing Google Chart Tools -
• Deadline Looms for Mass. Data Protection Law – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – After more than a year of delay and several modifications, a contentious Massachusetts data protection regulation appears set to go into effect March 1.
• Microsoft Stops Serving Window Patch Blamed for Blue Screens – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – Microsoft has stopped distributing a Windows patch thought to cause a Blue Screen of Death on XP machines, and said it is investigating the problem.
• Google Buzz Criticized for Disclosing Gmail Contacts – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership -
• DOJ: No Need for Warrant for Cell Location Information – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership – A bit scary if you ask me

Well, I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted on this site. Mostly because it became too much work to maintain the site. That’s why I’ve converted the site to a wordpress blog, and am rapidly adding features to the site.

To Do List:

• Facebook Login for comments
• Twitter Login for comments
• Recent Twitter posts in sidebar
• Recent Flickr posts in sidebar
• Find/write flickr gallery for wordpress
• Create family profiles on the About page
• Fill out blogroll / family links
• Delicious link integration
• Better Favicon
• Setup Feedburner
• Setup Adsense
• ….
• Make lots of money!

If any Wahoff family members would like to post their own articles on this site, let me know and I’ll help you get setup with an account.

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