2009-01-24 (Saturday)

Photos

1. The cake

   
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2. Mary and the boys

   
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3. The (mostly) Gyfords

   
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4. Us and parents

   
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5. More photos of us

   
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6. Still married

   
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7. Married

   
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8. Registrar type people

   
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9. Stephen and Hazel

   
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10. Posing with the register

    
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11. Me signing the register...

    
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12. Mary signing the register

    
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13. Putting on the rings

    
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14. Mary and me before the ceremony

    
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15. Mum and Sue

    
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16. David and Stephen at the cafe

    
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17. Me and Sue before the wedding

    
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Links

1. Xero is the world’s easiest accounting system.

   And one more for good measure. (via Haddock)

2. FreshBooks - Online Invoicing, Time Tracking and Expense Service

   Looks interesting, for possible future use. (via Haddock)

3. Simple online time tracking, timesheet and reporting software: Harvest

   What it says. Haven’t tried it. (via Haddock)

4. TDO Mini Forms Wordpress Plugin (v0.12.6) [thedeadone.net]

   Very flexible plugin that lets you create custom forms which create new WordPress posts with their data. Confusing and ugly UI, but nicely powerful.

5. LifeStreamBackup.com

   Launching soon, a backup for Flickr and weblogs. Google Docs, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook backup promised. As I said earlier, all these sites should offer this service by default. (via Blech)

6. ChangeDetection - Know when any web page changes

   I’m sure there are similar services but if I don’t save this I’ll forget which one I signed up with to watch a page.

7. Google Open Source Blog: Google Blog Converters 1.0 Released

   Excellent - scripts to convert between Blogger, LiveJournal, MovableType and WordPress. I reckon every single online service should have an “Export” button and nag you if you haven’t backed-up in a while. (via Tom Taylor)

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