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August 3rd, 2008

I had a difficult time getting back to Squidtop today to publish my post from yesterday so today’s listing might not be that accurate.

  • Changed the link to my Pokemon Nintendo DS Skins lens from my Nintendo DS Skins lens to look like it is meant to be part of the table of contents. Had to update the DS Skins again because my original link was wrong. The DS Skins lens hit a milestone for myself yesterday; at some point yesterday I had over 200 visitors within the last 7 days, I have never had that many visitors on any of my lenses.
  • Downloaded the new Entrebar from Entrecard. I’m excited to try it out, but I can’t login.
  • Spent a little time pricing fiberglass extension ladders. DH bent the one his boss lent him after using it for only a half an hour. I am so upset about this. From what I can find, they cost between $200-$300. I wish he would think sometimes.
  • Set up Thunderbird as my new email client; I finally figured out what the heck was wrong with my Yahoo account as well. So far I don’t think Thunderbird drags on my system as much.
  • Updated my Antique Singer Sewing Machine lens. Just a little tweaking and tag adding, nothing major.
  • Started playing around with new SEO Software: Traffic Travis. Started a lens with a personal review. Checked Squidoo for anything close and things look promising.

We ended up with company after this, so I was pretty much done for the day.

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One Response to “August 3rd, 2008”

  1. poddys says:
    August 4, 2008 at 9:35 am

    I love Thunderbird, and if like me you have multiple email accounts, you cna choose to either combine them into one set of folders (Local Folders) or to have separate sets of folders for each account. You can also choose for each account which set of folders, so you can have 3 accounts going to 1 set of folders and another to a 2nd set.

    Also, you can define rules based on an Address book. I create an address book “Finance” say with all my Finance email addresses in it (banks, credit cards etc). You can define a rule that says move all messages where the sender is in address book “Finance” to folder “Banking” etc… Every time you need to add a new address, instead of updating the rule, which gets more complex, just add the sender to the address book associated with the rule. I love it :)