Tuesday- you should check out my stuff day

Sited and Blogged presents March Madness fun for all bloggers this month.

Today is Tuesday "Check out my stuff" day.
Visitors are asked to check out sidebars etc on sites participating in the day.

Running ads, promotions or something else? Use your Linky and/or comment form to exchange check-outs with others.

Google Adsense Users: GOOGLE TAKES FRAUD VERY SERIOUSLY. DO NOT ASK VISITORS TO "CLICK HERE'.

Bringing FUN into the Blog World

Sited and Blogged is bringing fun into the world of bloggers this month with what they call "March Madness". They offereing a variety of online bloggy activities for their followers.





Daily Memes.
Daily Memes are a given topic for bloggers to follow on their own site.
Sunday- Weekend Wrap-up
Monday- Goals for the Week
Tuesday- Check out my stuff
Wednesday- Comment Day
Thursday- Something from my past
Friday- Picture Day
Saturday- I like your site.
Sited and Blogged has made cute images and Mr. Linky links for users to use for each day.

Contest Carnival listing.
Hosting a contest or some kind of giveaway?
You are invited to list is with Sited and Blogged.
Also, this is a great starting point for people looking to participate in a contest or giveaway.

And, they are introducing Comment Response Month.






All of those comments that they generated with Blog Luv Comment month need to be addressed and that is the goal for the month.


I will be joining a handful of other bloggers in giving away adverting space and entrecard credits. Stay tuned for the details....

How to Disable Delete Browser History in Internet Explorer

from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit

Do people who use your computer seem to have a tendency of deleting their browsing history so that you cannot see what they have been up to? This article will walk you through disabling their ability to clear the history in Internet Explorer.

Steps

1. Open the Group Policy Editor. This is where the options to disable various features of Internet Explorer reside, as well as a number of other options that affect the workings of Windows.
   
   1. Click on your start button on the task bar at the bottom of your screen.
      
   2. Select Run... from the Start Menu.
      
   3. In the "Open:" box type gpedit.msc.
      
   4. Click OK to open the Group Policy Editor.
      
   
   
2. Select User Configuration on the left hand side of the resulting window.
   
3. Double-click on Administrative Templates on the right hand section of the window.
   
4. Double-click, this time on Windows Components.
   
5. Double-click on Internet Explorer.
   
6. In the resulting list of options locate and select Disable changing Temporary Internet files settings.
   
   1. Right-click the item and choose Properties;
      
   2. On the Properties pane, select Enable and click OK;
      
   
   
7. Locate and select Disable changing history settings;
   
   1. Right-click the item and choose Properties;
      
   2. On the Properties pane select Enabled and click on OK;
      
   
   
8. Exit the Group Policy Editor. People who use the computer will no longer be able to clear their internet history in Internet Explorer.
   

Tips

• Set the individuals you are attempting to monitor as regular users on the computer - any administrator will be able to open gpedit.msc and undo your changes.
  
• Ensure that there are no other browsers installed on the computer, as they might be used to circumvent your settings.
  
• Ensure that no one in your house knows how to boot the computer to a USB pen drive or Linux Live CD.
  

Warnings

• These settings will not affect browsers other than Internet Explorer, such as Firefox or Google Chrome.
  
• Clearing your history through the browser is not a fail-safe method. Your history is still stored inside internal windows files and can be retrieved with a little bit of scripting. Deleting the file "index.dat" located in C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\ is the only real way to completely remove your internet history.
  
• Always be up front with whoever you allow onto your computer. If you don't trust someone, don't let them use your computer.
  

Related wikiHows

• How to Login to Windows XP as the Administrator
  
• How to Restrict Web Browsing Using Internet Explorer
  
• How to Be Safe on the Internet
  
• How to Remove a Website From the Restricted Site List in Internet Explorer
  

Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Disable Delete Browser History in Internet Explorer. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.

Just what is Google Friend Connect?

By now, you have noticed Blogger follower gadgets get converted over to Friend Connect gadgets.
Just what is friend connect?

Google says that Friend Connect is aservice lets webmasters add social features to their sites.
Friend Connect makes it easy for anyone to sign in to a website using an existing account from Google, Yahoo, AOL, or OpenID. Similarly, you can choose to either establish a new profile or use profiles and friend sources from other social networks that have opened up their services, like Plaxo and orkut.

What developers do like about Friend Connect is that it can be customized to your layout and can be placed somewhere other than your sidebar. Watch for further integrations on the way.

To get you started;