Wishlist plugin licensing: setup Eclipse development environment for GAE - http://wp.me/p1tf2c-1d

WordPress plugin licensing: Google App Engine vs. Amazon Web Services - http://wp.me/p1tf2c-19

Watch me build a licensing system for premium wordpress plugins: http://bit.ly/uQbPRJ (first in a series)

use Apache LDAP authentication details in PHP: http://bit.ly/ldapphp

40 influential entrepreneur blogs: http://ping.fm/1Y8TA

What do running shoes have to do with a mortgage payment? http://ping.fm/dp0AW

haha, fantastic resource. I'll definitely be using this: http://lmgtfy.com/

Planning to head down to Border's for lunch and see if they have any good 'out of business' deals!

A great font resource mentioned in that last article I posted: http://ping.fm/SQFf2 :)

Good article about how to choose fonts for book covers: http://bit.ly/pb3hLH

Don't expect me to fix your clogged toilet: http://ping.fm/EAaN8 [free software costs money :)]

Roadmap to Become and Expert Object Oriented Programmer: http://bit.ly/lrmpRK

net use command in Windows makes managing network resources a breeze (if you can figure out how to use it). See the two most used commands http://ping.fm/NVbVC

Brush Your Teeth

I Love Chocolate. In fact, I like it so much that sometimes my will power will bend to the chocolate, rather than the other way around. But when I find my will power flagging, I have a sure fire way to stop myself.

All I have to do is brush my teeth. With clean teeth I don't even want to eat the candy anymore.

Today in an effort to stop myself from polishing off a bag of Dove Milk Chocolate eggs I went and brushed. While I was walking back to my desk I wondered if there was some way to "brush my teeth" to save myself from the other things that I do that I know I shouldn't. 

For example, I compulsively check my email. There's really no need, but I do it. For some people it might be facebook, news sites, T.V., texting, etc.

I wish there were some way to "brush my teetch" so that I didn't even want to check my email anymore.

So far the best option I've found is to use http://www.nestersoft.com/timeleft/ and work in fixed time chunks. What do you do to stay on task and away from the compulsive but trivial time wasters in your day?

Posted via email from Daniel Watrous