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Below is a list of links to some of the sites that I’ve visited or used to better help me understand Wordpress and it’s many functions. I’ve created this list to share with others and that way I have them on a blog post that I can visit instead of having all them in my bookmarked folder.

1. 30 Ways to Improve Readability
2. How To: Adding a Store to Your WordPress Blog
3. How You Can Use WordPress Functions to Run a Smarter Blog
4. How to Nofollow a Link
5. How To: Showing Only a Post Excerpt in WordPress
6. How To: Setting Up Your WordPress Permalink Structure
7. 7 Principles Of Clean And Optimized CSS Code
8. How to: CSS Large Background
9. How to: Retrieve images in post content
10. How To Display Ads Only To Search Visitors

This list is one of many to come so if the topic interest you then please feel free to subscribe to my RSS feed to have them delivered to you.

A pretty cool video that shows you how to capture your very own ghost… well your friends won’t know the difference.

Above is a simple video that shows you how to get on the roof’s of the buildings in the map Overgrown for Call of Duty4. So if you’ve ever been sniped an you watched the kill cam and it showed the person was on the roof well the video will show how they got up there… Enjoy!

This is simple and amazing I came across a very interesting post over at: thenextweb.org. It talks about how you can hack Feedburner in 2 minutes (video below) and get a ridiculous amount of RSS feed readers… (fake ones).

This is very very sneaky and would be a great tactic if you were having a RSS contest. (hint-hint / wink-wink) Because, I’ve seen ALOT of sneaky things online from people creating screen shots of their RSS counters and photoshoping another RSS count on the image… to even using another persons Feedburner url on their site so it looks like their site has a large number of readers.

However, this Feedburner hack seems to be fairly new I’m sure people have known about his for a while and possibly profited from it in some way. Check out the video below and be sure to visit thenextweb.org for more information.

Feedburner hacked! on Vimeo.