More expansion on the web front!

It’s still Mail Chimp Month! Our Locals email project version 1 framework is in place and content/ad placement/links/graphics are being worked. Our May Silver Project, Ad Display version 1. We have completed the Test Site, Smart Financial Solutions, Inc. and Robert L Jolley sites.

More stuff for the newsletter sites project. Adobe, WordPress, Divine, MailChimp all get involved!

We have updated or test server to WordPress 3.3.2. No issues found. Adobe CS 6 is coming soon, still getting up to speed on 5.5. Divine Elemente (CS5) is in the house!

It’s Mail Chimp Month! MailChimp (a sub-project of Newsletters) has been named the May Lead Project code named Gold Project. Ad project version 1 rollout is the Silver Project. Our Locals email project database has been moved over and a mail campaign is being set up already!

 

Another tax season is hitting the books!

Late filers have mounted their final attack and have lost! The regular tax season is over. Internet media project comes to the forefront now!

BIZBOX4 lives!

Our new work PC is on the network at 4 GB RAM and an 80 GB HD. We have a patched up Windows XP Pro with Office 2010 Pro, MetaStock 11 EOD and Hquote Pro 7. We are having Remote Desktop Connection blue screen issues and are monitoring our video driver fix that seems to have worked. Also, we have made progress in our data normalization project that will affect some of the future web charts.

If the Greeks burn everything, will the money mongers come anyway?

Yesterday NPR (http://www.npr.org/2012/02/15/146911477/financial-crisis-takes-a-toll-on-greeces-aesthetics) stated “The Greece debt crisis has forced the country to look to the Eurozone for a bailout. But Greece is looking less and less like part of Europe. In the capital Athens, they are still cleaning up from the weekend riots. Even in its tourist precincts, the area is shabby and covered with graffiti.”

Today the Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/european-debt-crisis-greek-bailout-talks-are-complicated-by-looming-deadline/2012/02/15/gIQAsLIXGR_story.html) is reporting “As European leaders haggled Wednesday over how and whether to keep Greece from spinning into uncontrolled bankruptcy next month, one factor was not negotiable: the sheer passage of time, which is complicating efforts to ease Greece’s debts.

With each day, the plans to relieve the debts grow more difficult to pull off by the end of March, when Greece faces a mammoth payment that it cannot meet without help. Acknowledging the uncertainty, European finance officials discussed Wednesday night the possibility of delaying the bailout until after Greek elections scheduled for April and helping Greece make its $19 billion payment in the meantime, according to an official briefed on the talks, which were held by conference call.

It’s all a bad tv sitcom series that won’t go away!