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First, roughly 10 of you are eagerly checking this blog because you want to know if you won a copy of Writer Mama: How to Raise a Writing Career Alongside Your Kids from yesterday’s guest post.
Random.org, do your thang! Presto!
#11!! Congratulations, Jenni!
- 100 Twitter tools sorted logically.
- 7 Tips to Make Sure You Get Paid: Thank goodness, I’ve only had two clients that required extra effort to get their payment for my services.
- 10 Types of Bad Clients and How to Avoid Them
- 47 Twitter Power Users’ Secrets To Getting Many Followers
- What the Flip Is Social Media? (this is a G-rated site, peeps): Link comes from a high school friend on Facebook… wow. Never thought I’d see the day.
And for fun because we’re allowed…
- 100+ Funny Photos Taken At Unusual Angle: Beware, some not appropriate for work or around kids.
- 10 Intense Public Guerrilla Marketing Posters.
- Netdisaster: Destroy a web site. I’ve seen these before, but figure someone needs to burn a web site to feel better.
- Lookitsme 404 Page: Funny! Watch it until white paper shows up. I love a good 404. Used to have one, but haven’t been able to fix it.
- Geek Crafts: Star Wars Cookbooks stars Wookie Cookies. Heh. [Link: Jenn Fowler]
- My Life with Cables: How Simon and I feel about ‘em.
Wow. Not often I get to write February 29. Glad it falls on a Friday so I can use it in my links title. 
- Speaking of February 29, here is a link to Google’s leap year research results page.
- Deciphering Food Expiration Dates: I’m somewhat of a freak about germs (nothing like Monk), so I keep an eye on expiration dates. But they can confuse.
- Baby Sign Game: Adorable game where you see four pictures of the baby signing a word — select the sign that represents the word shown.
- How to get paid to travel with writing: Wish I had the time to study up on this so I can travel when people ask me if I am going to such ‘n such conference.
- You Thought We Wouldn’t Notice, but we did posts design work that may be copying another’s design work. Its about page clearly explains that some situations are OK.
- Grokdotcom points to New Yorker’s cool 404 page. I used to have a better 404 page, but since going to WP — I haven’t been able to get it back up. The same article refers to Smashing Magazine‘s great list of 404 error pages, which I missed.
- Someone frustrate you? Follow these directions.
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