Yahoo! Slurp crawl delay: Reduce the number of requests that Yahoo! Slurp crawler makes to your site. I wish Google had something of similar nature since I almost get DDoS’d at time by the Google crawlers (multiple crawlers seem to hit the site at the same time, requesting every article in rapid succession). Not that I am complaining that Google crawlers visit this blog. 😉

WordPress Plugin: Smart Unread Comments: Cookie based plugin that highlights comments unread by a visitor. Interesting twist, but too much overhead for a blog such as mine. Could be useful in dicussion based blogs.

WordPress Heatmap plugin: Create colored heat maps of your WordPress posts much like the WordPress tags plugin. Demo page: http://www.engadgeted.net/wp-content/demos/heatmap.php Thanks Christoph

flickrGraph search: Online graphing of Flickt relationships, much like Touchgraph. Incredible programming, I wish I could look at the insides. Thanks Weblogged News

ProBlogger: Helping Bloggers Earn Money >> When Money Motivates Blogging: I know blogging for money is a big topic and a lot of people are spending quite a bit of time trying to make a buck from their weblogs, but the extent of research that this article speaks of is quite extraordinary. If people spend this much time in getting a good education and finding a stable job, they could live a rich and fulfilling life. Maybe I am just old fashioned but I firmly believe in working hard to make an honest living and do not cater to the “quick path to riches”. Interesting read in any case (not that it is not hard work to setup a well paying blog).

Creating My Personal Information Manager Using WordPress: A very interesting step by step series of instructions (in three parts so far) of creating a PIM using WordPress. John runs Blogging Pro and is by no means new to WordPress.

Nick Bradbury: FeedDemon 1.5 is here!: Get your latest version of Feeddemon. Lots of New Features in this release.

Easypodcast – A GUI tool for easy podcast publication: Now only if it could post to a blog instead of creating an RSS feed. Thanks Grumet