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Building Ranking for Sites, and they help a listener define link farms and are surf sites considered link farms plus when you surf other peoples sites and for every two you visit they put up your site link for one credit.

The Handyguys built a simple garden trellis of their own design and address listener questions The handyguys built a simple garden trellis of their own design and decided to make plans available to anyone who wants them. Feel free to download the .pdf and pass it around to whoever may want it. Listen to the podcast for details on the design and construction. The trellis only uses one board and some screws. It will only take an hour or two to build. Before the Handyguys get too deep into the trellis project they answer some listener questions. First up is a question from Rob - Rob wants to remove a support pole from his basement. Don t do it Rob. We share some tips for incorporating it in your design. Second is a question from Roger about a white gritty substance in his hot water. Listen to the podcast for some suggestions. Its likely time for a new heater for Roger. Roger may find other useful information in our podcast entitled The Cold Water Heater Third is a question from Tilo - Tilo is stuck as to how to run crown moulding around a window that goes up to the ceiling. The Handyguys recommend building a valance. We discussed nail guns and compressors in our episode entitled Compress It! Tilo, you may want to also give that a listen. A nail gun will make your project a lot easier. Lastly listener Calster wants to know if they could glue a medicine cabinet to a large mirror in a bathroom. The Handyguys discuss some options but ultimately recommend removing the mirror. We will be talking about some new glues in an episode in a few weeks.But not likely something that will help Calister. On to the Trellis Tools and materials needed: Table saw Drill and bits Wood glue Spring clamps 5/4 x 6 x 8 knot free cedar or similar 4 exterior wood screws 1 1/4 exterior wood screws bar clamps square Steps to build: Using a table saw, rip cedar into 3/4 strips. You will be left with a small piece of wood about 3/16 wide. You want that piece to come from the center of the board, not the edge. Cut one of the slats into cross pieces as show on the next page Cut your 3/16 slat into eight 6 pieces. Assemble the base first as shown on page two. Use glue and screws. Pre-drill to prevent splitting. A bar clamp will help hold everything together while you are drilling and screwing. Attach the top cross piece first. Use spring clamps to hold it while you drill and screw. Attach the center and outer two slats first then slats two and four. Attach with 1 1/4 exterior wood screws. Use a square to ensure the first cross piece is square to the center slat. Attach the remaining cross pieces in the same fashion and make sure they are square to the center slat. We hope you find this to be a useful project. If you have any questions about it you can click on where it says comments right below this post and ask away. If you have any other questions about your home or other DIY project you can always call us at 615-676-0877 or email The Handyguys at us@handyguyspodcast.com or use the contact form on the website.

Comments on the Thor Schrock blog post on Migrating the Dell Inspiron 1721 From Vista to Windows XP, plus a listener question on submitting to directories, commenting on do follow blogs and posting on forums with a signature link.

Learn how to drive more traffic in a cheap way with ideas like taking advantage of online forums and communities, trading links with other sites, and writing good content on your site, plus the team @ SEO 101 discusses promoting yourself locally, writing compelling press releases and activating your user base to be site evangelists.

Well its another edition of Tha Tech Net Podcast as this week we bring back our normal format so that you can enjoy the latest and greatest Technology news and stories. Featured on today's show what is up with Microsoft and Yahoo still trying to merge and what is going on with the folks over [...]

Listeners asks about Geotargeting to Google and how Google indexes pages even when they are different languages.

301 redirects for domains are the main subject of listener email on this episdoe of SEO 101.

How valuable are subdomains, and should you be using a bunch of them for your site? We ll share our thoughts, including wisdom from Matt himself.

ReMARKable Palate #127: Listener Shawn Dreelin Today we speak with Shawn Dreelin, a listener from Glen Allen, Virginia who is passionate about making his own homemade food products. he approaches his projects with precision and dedication. From cold smoking his own meats, to making sausages, and trying out many of our Gilded Fork recipes, Shawn is game to try it all! ReMARKable Palate is a production of The Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com food, food podcast, Shawn Dreelin, smoked meats, ReMARKable Palate, Culinary Media Network, Gilded Fork, Chef Mark

Webmasters on the Roof answer listener questions including grabbing keywords for your scraper sites, and why its not wise to use only one AdSense account on your sites.

Webmasters on the Roof answer listener questions including grabbing keywords for your scraper sites, and why its not wise to use only one AdSense account on your sites.

Can you sue a forum owner for copyright infringment? Carolyn and Brian discuss a situation a listener had to deal with and discuss if that person has any standing, plus they discuss the facebook ban of technology blogger Robert Scoble.

Learn Japanese at JapanesePod101.com! Back in July, we asked listeners to submit questions to Yano sensei of the Yano Academy to ask about learning strategies. This podcast was created exclusively by you the listeners! Even if you didn’t submit a question, there’s probably something in here for you. After listening, stop [...]

David, Brian and Carolyn fill us in on whether open source keyword tools actually exist, and why you may rather use an alternative

We answer more Listener Questions and fill you in on whether open source keyword tools actually exist, and why you may rather use an alternative. We also answer questions about bundling; and how several sites can equal spamming; and Carolyn tells us why she tapes her keywords to the wall.

We answer a listener email asking about the pros and cons on WebCEO Pro and Word Tracker and then discuss a few other SEO tools.

How do you deal with competitors being able to buy your entire paid keyword list? We ve got some suggestions, as well as a few of the services you may be interested in looking at if you haven t already. We also get our white hats a little dirty in the second part of the show, giving out a light gray tip that can be used for PPC quality score reasons. Carolyn is replaced by her alter ego Julie because we had like a total blond moment in the last episode.

We talk about stuff this week. I cant remember it all, but we answer listeners questions about our machines, questions about monitors, we touch on astronomy and christmas. distcc on linux, video cards, giving away linux on the streets, Skype In, lots more, Happy Birthday Jesus!

We talk about stuff this week. I cant remember it all, but we answer listeners questions about our machines, questions about monitors, we touch on astronomy and christmas. distcc on linux, video cards, giving away linux on the streets, Skype In, lots more, Happy Birthday Jesus!