Recommended by my friends over at Knoxify.com, this article looks to be a good read for companies wanting to “get the word out.”

A real estate content management plugin for WordPress.

This script will send you an email if any files are changed on your WordPress blog.

The Mayor’s Office of the 10-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness has published Dr. Roger Nooe’s report on homelessness in Knoxville over the last 20 years.

Brandon McConnell is the “Bob Ross” of spray paint. Watch as he paints a space scene in less than three minutes.

You never know when a tool like this might come in handy. Type in your own text and it gets overlaid on a picture of a road sign.

One writer’s tip for creating easy to remember, hard-to-guess passwords.

A public email-to-RSS gateway: forward your email to my-example-email@mailbucket.org and have your news reader pick it up at mailbucket.org/my-example-email.xml. (Hint: This might work with Google Alerts.)

Susan Blackmore anthropomorphizes memes and presents her argument that humanity has created a new kind of meme that spreads itself through technology, the “teme.” Be sure to browse the comments.

This NASA Image of the Day shows a sunset on Mars from May 19, 2005.

Today I fielded some of Jessica Perilla’s questions about a WordPress plugin. As it turns out, she is a very talented graphic designer, artist and web developer. Her site is worth a look.

“design:related(tm) is a community site and inspiration tool that brings together creative people from different disciplines (and parts) of the design world.”

An open source Twitter clone.

Update your status on Twitter, jaiku, Pownce, Facebook, MySpace and Bebo from one web, mobile or Facebook app.

Rohit Bhargava’s advice on how to use Twitter and the Twitterati to your advantage whenever you speak at a conference.

Have your browser understand what you are blogging about and suggest pictures, links, articles and tags to make your posts more vibrant.

Article presenting the case that “FriendFeed lets bloggers build a solid foundation of long-term readers who in turn serve as the best sources of new readers.”

Discusses why you should be taking advantage of Web2.0 technologies (Disqus, Twitter, FriendFeed and Widgets) on your blog.

A tutorial for creating your own version of the popular keyword suggestion site, WordTracker.

Warning math ahead, but if you stick with it, you’ll find out how Archimedes found pi to 99.9% accuracy 2000 years ago.

The blog of Kalid Azad with a myriad of explanations on topics like mathmatics, science, programming, business and web design.

A drag and drop visual Ajax studio.

Google Web Toolkit makes it easier to write AJAX applications. You write your front end in the Java programming language and GWT compiles your source into highly optimized JavaScript.

Oodles of apps to trick out your Flickr photos.

Enter your Twitter username and this service will display the latest Tweets from up to 100 of the people you follow.

More Twitter tools than you can shake a stick at.

Written for GIMP; however, the technique can be applied to your favorite raster based editing software.

Excellent minimalist site design.