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It’s funny, every season I find myself trying to find a new wallpaper and although my first reference is deviant art between all those creative talents sometimes it’s hard to find an image good enough to be a wallpaper.

One of my searches for wallpapers I decided to create a place where I could gather some of my favorite wallpapers and catalog them so I have a quick reference to them whenever I want.
Therefor I created my wallpaper gallery website for Free Wallpapers. I started by cataloging some halloween wallpapers, when I have time i’ll update the Christmas wallpapers, Valentine day wallpaper, easter wallpaper, and others.

So feel free to visit my gallery of free wallpapers and don’t forget to share it with your friends.

Link: Free Wallpapers

Farmville is a very addicting Facebook App Game that allows you to create and raise your farm. By playing you get Farm Coins, animals, trees, vehicles, just about anything you can image on a farm.

There are a few hacks available and if you are lucky you can find some bots to help you out, maybe build one and make a profit for yourself.
Farmville is owned by a company called Zynga and they are aware of the current hacks and bots out there and are working to find a way to stop them. So if any cheat or hack doesn’t work, maybe it was fixed by Zynga.

Here are some tips for becoming a succsessful farmer on Farmville

FarmVille – Harvest, Plow, Plant IN LESS THAN 3 MINUTES!

Farmville Money And Experience Hack

Farmville greatest money cheat

Farmville hack using cheat engine HQ

Happy Farming

1. Design a hot Wordpress theme, and distribute it for free, requiring they keep your link in the footer.
2. Create a Wordpress plugin
3. Let your networked friends know that you’ll do reviews and testimonials
4. Exchange Stumbles on popular webmaster forums
5. Answer a question on Yahoo Answers and reference your site
6. Create viral linkbait
7. Write and give away a free ebook
8. Create controversy (be careful)
9. Pick a hot ebook or software program and review it for free.
10. Be the first to report breaking news
11. Review a popular or semi-popular gadget.
12. Review stuff on Amazon, and put your link in your profile
13. Post a bulletin in your Myspace account about your new site.
14. Throw a relevant link in a Craigslist ad.
15. Create your own SEO tool.
16. Put bumper stickers on your car with your link on it.
17. Comment on Do-Follow blogs
18. Post your link in forums, and your forum signature.
19. Offer to be a guest blogger or regular contributor on a bigger blog.
20. Sell items on ebay and agree to donate proceeds to charity
21. Rewrite old content they may have been buried to fast.
22. Technorati tag all of your posts for good Technorati exposure.
23. Create a controversial political cartoon and get it some attention.
24. Get business cards with the url in it.
25. Mention your link when you’re playing online PC games.
26. Set up a Squidoo lens with good content, and link to your site from it.
27. Sponsor an event or a big contest – trust me, lots of link love there.
28. Enter group writing projects you can find.
29. Submit to RSS feed sites
30. Help with an up and coming web 2.0 project.
31. Provide a sexy “link to me” button or bannerl.
32. Create a good Facebook app, and if it’s really good.
33. Network with like-minded individuals offline.
34. Write about the hottest celebrities.
35. Create your own Wiki page
36. Create your own training program for your field of interest.

Time.com lunched a post with their top 10 list of everything that happend in 2008.

Some are really interesting like Top 10 Campaign Gaffes, Top 10 Medical Breakthroughs, etc but the top 10 photos of 2008 must be the most interesting item in the list:

If you have some spare time, it’s a pretty interesting thing to see:

The Top 10 Everything of 2008

Trabalhando como freelancer por vezes é a relação com o cliente nem sempre é a melhor especialmente na altura do pagamento, que regra geral, o cliente embora tenha a disponibilidade financeira, poucos são os que pagam o serviço imediatamente após conclusão.

Há uns dias encontrei um serviço interessante que me permite manter facilmente o registo dos valores que tenho a cobrar e dos clientes e serviços que já estão pagos. Usar Office-like-programs não me atrai muito especialmente se tiver de abrir o Exel quando tenho o Photoshop & DreamWeaver ou algum programa de 3D aberto.

O site chama-se Invoice Journal e é gratuito e executa a sua função na perfeição. Ainda não tive oportunidade de explorar bem o site mas até agora não há razões de queixa.

Outra solução possível online e gratuita é o Mint.com que nunca usei.

Agora a titulo de curiosidade, como controlas as tuas finanças? Sei que muito boa gente gosta de usar o Exel e que desconhecem por completo outras ferramentas.