So it was bound to happen at some point. I have over 90 websites setup in dreamweaver and have had an occasional error, but this was a new one on me.

Every time I tried to load Dreamweaver it would get stuck at

Initializing Extension Data

Off to find a solution in search and found this nice little gem that fixed it right up.

I have a similar solution in Dreamweaver CS4 Windows.
The folder in question can be found at /Documents and Settings/[login ID]/Application Data/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS4/[language code]/Configuration/SiteCache.
In my case, I found it sufficient to delete the folder and file for the site I last worked on. When I re-launched Dreamweaver, it automatically rebuilt the cache for just that site.

Source Here

Based on your URLs, the Search-based Keyword Tool displays a list of
relevant user queries that have occurred on Google.com (and on other
Google search properties, such as google.co.uk) with some frequency
over the past year; these suggestions can be found under the Keywords tab, in the New keywords related to (site) section. In the Keywords related to your search section, you can see a broad list of keyword ideas that are also relevant, but aren’t necessarily based on your site.

The keywords are also organized by category. Click any category
to expand and view its subcategories. If applicable, you’ll also see
the keywords organized by brand names.

Important note: We can’t guarantee that these
keyword suggestions will improve your campaign performance.
Additionally, we reserve the right to disapprove any keywords you add
to your campaigns. You’re responsible for the keywords you select and
for ensuring that your use of the keywords doesn’t violate any
applicable laws or our Terms of Service.

This information is taken from the google tools faq. Best of luck to you using the new offerings from google

The site is coded in CSS and XHTML and validates at the W3C. The site’s template is constructed into three sections. The PHP is calling includes for the header and footer, while the center portion, where the content changes, is static.

I also have been having my share of fun playing around with the multitude of jQuery scripts & tools and the various plug-ins that can be added to it. The home page use a basic coda-slider that I have added the reflection plug-in to. That may change up to some type of carousal, but I’m happy with it for now.

I still need to update much of the site with all the resources I use and have found online for domaining, affiliate marketing, designing, and advertising online.

Projects Page: (not up yet as of this posting) There is still the major portion of what Oregon Publishing will function as in the future: an AD SERVER that targets the state of Oregon, but I’m still thinking about what plan of action to take and if i’m limiting myself or not. Niches are good, but I still feel that the potential is great for a national ad sever platform. There are several other projects that will go on the projects page, like what Eugene Advertising will evolve into…a business portal and link directory for the city of Eugene, at some point when time and capital allow for growth.

Back to work now. There are still a few lines of code that need to get done

Oh,  if you need to hire me to do your website, or updated it or make it look “pretty”, you use either the Contact page or Request a Quote

I also  do Banner Ads Designs to help with your online marketing campagines.

If your not using Firefox I suggest that you switch over, for simply the sake of time.
If you spend a fair amount of time online, and I’m guessing you do because your reading how to save time by clicking less, the extra tools you can plugin to Firefox WILL save you time.

How much time?

Years, ago I didn’t think so much about the time it takes to click, but when your clicking all day long, the less clicks the better.

Our Example of click time:

Let’s just say we can decrees our clicks on the mouse by 5 less clicks a day using Firefox plugins.
We multiply that by 365 days in a year = 1,825 less clicks
And it takes us about half of a seconds per click (.5 x 912.5 seconds)
We divide that number by 60 (seconds in a minute)
and we find out that by saving only 5 clicks a day
you can reclaim 15 mins and 20 of your life back, Woot!

More plugins = more efficiency, once you know their power.

I was inpired to write this post after reading one of the many many many blog postings out there about FireFox and the power of it’s 3rd party developers.

Thank you open source and brain-e-acts, and thank you jeff chandler.

Seems I wasn’t so clean before. Feeling kind of scumy , but will be clean!

Give me A clean PC or give me the head of the @ss who built this crap that will not go away.

Those guys at GeeksToGo are still helping me! how cool is that. Free help. May the Gods always smile on those that are policing our Internet (in a good way of course) and doing free of charge….updates to come

I would like to thank the people over at GeekToGo.com

They walked me step by step to get my PC clean and even got some good free software and information out of the Deal.

• Firewalls : ZoneAlarm or Comodo
• Anti-Virus: AVG , Avira , Active Virus Shield
• Anti-Spyware: AVG, Spybot S&D, SpywareBlaster

Also be sure to read How to better protect yourself on the GeeksToGo website:

Happy to be Clean Again so Refeshing….how does that outkast song go. So Fresh and So clean, clean.. *

So I did some more searching /pop ups galore slowing me down/ and found SpyHunter.exe and it said it would kill the SmitFraud. c Trojan. Well I downloaded it, installed it, and ran it. It showed me all the problems this frigging bug dropped in my PC. 14 different Registry changes, 8 .dll files and like 100+ known spyware apps. Fuck me!

I click the remove button and the BUY ME-Full Version button pops up for SpyHunter. and they wanted $30 – UGH! It never said anything about paying for it. Then I knew this must not be legit. Most fixes are from the concerned open source community.So I look up SpyHunter and find out they are working with SmitFraud.c in some way.

Great I just dumped more crap in my PC via a claim that they were the fix

So I hit the Spybot Search & Destroy forums (it was that program that couldn’t fix this Trojan

-Link Popularity Check

-Keyword Verification

-Search Engine Saturation

These links look just like the thousands of other tools that are offered on the web. The reason I like these tools is they keep a running log from the first day I used one of the tools on a URL. How cool is that!

I have moved hosted and changed IP addys several times (finding a good host when you first start out causes a bunch of headaches) and these tool just keep a running total of all the URLs I have entered. It’s nice to look at months and years of link popularity. I have planned months of links strategies & campaigns and I can check back and see how they have done.

Also helps to see what the SERPs are doing out there, and over time. Google and Yahoo stats are, for obvious reasons, Candy for this Webmaster.

So, Next time you buy a site, Reg’ed a name, or start a link/keywords campaign maybe you should drop by MarketLeap and just add the URL. It keeps the records for you

I tried to add an Image to this post, but I have yet to figure that out! haha. I will sooner or later. Hopefully it won’t take me as long as it took me to start my Blog…….