Normally I begin a newsletter by rattling on about the British weather: That’s just an English thing, as our weather is so changeable that on rare occasions we can have literally all four seasons in one day. If you look at that from a positive note; that’s not bad value: Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall), and Winter – All in 24 hours.

A couple of the posts that I’ve made this last week also give you similarly good value: -

  WordPress on Crack

This post was a brief introduction to the product called “WordPress on Crack”. – A course in which you can learn to write your own WordPress plugins in php. I found this a bit difficult to write in a way, as I’m certainly no php expert; which is why I simply introduced the subject matter and sent the reader to a page where the main vendor describes their course.

This course is a bit similar to the British weather, in that you get not only the specified course itself, but also 4 complimentary bonus products in one package. – Once again, that’s not bad value at all.

The next article I wanted to talk about is a review of a course by problogger and internet entrepreneur David Risley: -

3-Day Money – Review

In a matter of just 72 hours you can learn powerful tried and tested marketing secrets, used by David Risley himself to generate a six-figure income, all for much less than a six-figure sum. I have purchased and studied this course myself: It is amazing value for money; but be prepared to spend a while downloading it, as there’s a lot of materials packed into it.

Moving on…

Apple, seemingly minus Steve Jobs (Jobsweh), appear to be at it again; in the United States at least: -

Apple Con Their Customers Again

This has browned off a number of geeky US people, and no doubt they’ll try something similar over here in the UK too.

That’s not the only thing that’s got my goat this week though. (Ooh I am a grumpy bitch at times. )

Something’s Bugging Me…

How on earth can this be? The plot thickens – Like my head.

- And finally it’s back to Apple again: -

Mac OS X Has A Severe Java Vulnerability: Not Yet Patched

I believe, from reports that I’ve heard, that Microsoft have at last patched the Mac version of PowerPoint; but as far as I am aware, this vulnerability still remains, and this is solely up to Apple to sort out.

There’s the usual Friday review of the reviews and posts for the week.

This is Sharron Field, for kkomp.com, wishing you, as usual, a great weekend.

Keep reading this blog for more revelations and facts about the technical world in which we live; geeks and non-geeks alike.

Namaste’