The delicious bookmarking tool has a fairly little known feature that bloggers can take advantage of. With the right settings you can have delicious post your bookmarks to your blog once a day as content.
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Guerrilla Marketing Techniques that Anyone Can Do
some great tips to promote your website offline
Guerrilla Marketing Techniques that Anyone Can Do
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Just in case you need this some time
Removing your master password * Firefox 1.5: “Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Passwords -> Remove Master Password” * Firefox 2.0: “Tools -> Options -> Security -> Passwords -> Uncheck “Use a master password”. You will be prompted for your Master Password. * Thunderbird: “Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Passwords -> Remove Master Password” If you have lost or forgotten your Master Password or you want to disable the feature, you can reset your master password. Upon resetting, you will lose all the stored information in the Password Manager as this is a built-in security feature to prevent people from simply resetting your Master Password to gaining access to your passwords. * Firefox: Enter “chrome://pippki/content/resetpassword.xul” in the Location Bar, press Enter, then click “Reset” * Thunderbird 1.5: “Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Saved Passwords -> Master Password -> Reset Password”. * Thunderbird 2.0: Run the command “thunderbird.exe -chrome chrome://pippki/content/resetpassword.xul”. That will open a dialog asking you if you want to reset your password. * For Mozilla Suite: “Edit -> Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Master Passwords -> Reset Password”.
Master password – MozillaZine Knowledge Base
Fresh back from vacation, and with some great google “command line” tricks.
* link:URL = lists other pages that link to the URL.
* related:URL = lists other pages that are related to the URL.
* site:domain.com “search term = restricts search results to the given domain.
* allinurl:WORDS = shows only pages with all search terms in the url.
* inurl:WORD = like allinurl: but filters the URL based on the first term only.
* allintitle:WORD = shows only results with terms in title.
* intitle:WORD = similar to allintitle, but only for the next word.
* cache:URL = will show the Google cached version of the URL.
* info:URL = will show a page containing links to related searches, backlinks, and pages containing the url. This is the same as typing the url into the search box.
* filetype:SOMEFILETYPE = will restrict searches to that filetype
* -filetype:SOMEFILETYPE = will remove that file type from the search.
* site:www.somesite.net “+www.somesite.net” = shows you how many pages of your site are indexed by google
* allintext: = searches only within text of pages, but not in the links or page title
* allinlinks: = searches only within links, not text or title
* WordA OR WordB = search for either the word A or B
* “Word” OR “Phrase” = search exact word or phrase
* WordA -WordB = find word A but filter results that include word B
* WordA +WordB = results much contain both Word A and Word B
* ~WORD = looks up the word and its synonyms
* ~WORD -WORD = looks up only the synonyms to the word