Do you ever get weird phone calls on your cell phone or home phone, but can’t figure our who is calling you?  I have had a number of strange numbers call, but when I try to do a reverse number look up the number is not listed.

A new site has been started to help people just like you find out about these numbers.   EveryCall.us is a website devoted to helping you find that number.  Simply enter the number that you want to look up.  Make sure that you include the area code.  After you hit the search button you will be prompted to enter information about the call.  If it is a number that has already been entered, you will be able to see comments that others have left on the number.

Hopefully, this will let you see if others have had calls from the number and who the number actually belongs to.  Many telemarketers and sales people do not have their numbers listed so it is difficult to track.  I noticed that there is one number with almost 800 comments.  This number (201-373-8371) is from a scammer that lets you believe you have won something and then tries to sell you more stuff!  Beware!

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If you haven’t discovered Blog Oh! Blog yet you might want to give this blog a good read.  Not only did I find a slew of interesting and informative posts, but there is also a contest to give a way a PS3 console and your choice of one game!

On to what I like about Blog Oh! Blog.  First the format is very clean and readable.  I don’t stick around long on a blog if I can’t figure out how to read the posts.  Second, the posts are informative without being overly long.  I really enjoy blogs that give me lots of information in a short amount of space.  Take for instance the post about a new plugin that I will definitely have to try.  The post about Plugin Central tells me succinctly about the plugin and its features without giving an overly wordy post that leaves me bored.

What I also love about Blog Oh! Blog is the plethora of wordpress themes that I can find right on the site.  You can find both free wordpress themes and premium wordpress themes with a click of the mouse.

If you want to chat with Jai, the owner of Blog Oh! Blog he has added a nice chat window at the top of his blog.  It even lets you know when if he is online or offline.  All in all, Blog Oh! Blog is a great place to visit and add to your feed reader!

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Want to get into the business of reselling hosting but don’t have a server farm and the personnel to take help desk calls 24/7? You can actually get a free reseller hosting site from MyOwnFreeSite.net. There are three different plans to choose from.

Free Plan

You get a subdomain on the domain 0lx.net. Any users who sign up under you are given the website name of “clientwebname.yoursubdomain.0lx.net.”

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Under this plan, you get a free .INFO domain (choose from any available). Any users who sign up under this plan are given the website name of “clientwebname.yourdomain.info”.

Premium Plan - $8.99/year

This time you get to choose any .com, .net or .org domain that is available. Users who sign up under this plan are given the website name of “clientwebname.yourdomain.com (or .net or .org). If you have an exisiting .com, .net or .org domain name you can use it with this plan as well.

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As I surf around the web, I have found many blogs and websites with awful color combinations. Since I am designing a new website, I started searching for good color combinations. In my search, I came across two great tools to help with my color selection at ColorsOnTheWeb.com.

The first tool is the Color Wizard. Start with one color and you will find many different color combinations. Let’s say blue is one of my favorite colors, hex #077EDD. I input this number and click on set. The color wizard shows me the hue, saturation and tint & shade variation for this color.

Plus, you can choose a monochromatic, analogous, triadic, complimentary or split complimentary scheme.

• Monochromatic. Variation in saturation and hue of one color. Easy to manage but lacks contrast.

• Analogous. Colors that appear in close proximity to your chosen color on the color wheel. Easy to create but also lacks contrast.

• Triadic. Three colors equally balanced on the color wheel. High contrast and looks harmonious.

• Tetradic. Four colors arranged into two complimentary color schemes. Very rich in color, but hardest to balance.

• Complimentary. Two colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel. Better contrast but harder to balance.

• Split Complimentary. Uses adjacent colors and complimentary colors. Hard to balance.

The next tool at Colors On The Web is the Color Wheel. Simply spin the wheel and you will be provide various color schemes. Granted, some of the schemes are very ugly, but spinning the wheel is very addictive! I think I spent at least thirty minutes just looking at the results that the wheel gave me.

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Look in my sidebar for my new poll? Have you tried BANS?

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