Feeling it’s time to improve the way you live? Are you tired of seeing your dirty roof every time you come home from work? Maybe you just want enjoy a pleasant conservatory in your garden? Either way Anglian has what you need.

Anglian, established in 1966, has been famous in the UK for offering quality home improvements for over 36 years now. This could be because of their 10 year guarantee on all doors, windows and conservatory. Or maybe it’s because that all their sealed gas units has a 15 year guarantee or that Anglian has an full compliance with relevant industry bodies such as FENSA, GGF and BBA?

Check out AnglianHome.co.uk today for everything you need regarding home improvement.

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123-reg.co has recently started offering great solutions for people that want to run businesses but don’t have the technical know-how to do so. The price for 123-reg eCommerce services starts from as little as £8.99. You will then receive a shop with has a capacity of up to 150 different products and lets you control the design of the shop using 100 different pre-made templates and much more.

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Blackle and SaveAndSearch are two of a few sites that run on the idea that surfing with a black background on websites will save energy and therefore be good for the environment. But unfortunately surfing black isn’t really that green.

LCD monitors are built with a light behind the screen that is always on. So when you show a white page you just let the light shine through the screen. If you show a black page on the other hand the LCD light is completely blocked and it requires more energy to shine through.

According to Google “displaying black may actually increase energy usage”.

If you are interested in saving energy and helping the environment there are better and more efficient ways than using black or white backgrounds when you surf or search the web. You can for example change to a green web host or does some green action work right now.

It’s here and LIVE! First out is Australia at 01:15 GMT. Watch Live Earth live on MSN. Learn more about Live Earth and sign the pledge.

Madonna “Hey You” (Official Live Earth Video)

Answer the call!

The energy revolution starts today! Join the global movement and take action against the climate crisis: http://www.liveearth.org

You can also join Greenpeace’s seven step challenge to cut down on your energy usage: greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/climate-change/take_action/7steps

Thank you!

As you might or might not see we are having some problems here at Easy Webbers.

It seems that there is an error in the database file that this Wordpress blog use.

Why does this always happen when you don’t have the time to fix it… I will see what I can do. Hopefully everything will be working as it should at the beginning of next week. If this blog goes offline this weekend you guys and girls know why.

Everything should work now.

After a few weeks of downtimes and DNS errors on my old host I decided this weekend to move to brand new host. All pages, sites and forums are now moved over to the new host. Easy Webbers should be working as it should. If not please send me a email or post a comment here.

Some of you might have seen my previous posts (before Easy Webbers was up and runnning properly) that I was going to move to a host that is powered by green energy. If or if not let me tell you again (bragging is so fun). Easy Webbers new host is Acorn Host, that I have written about in the past. Acorn Host uses 100% renewable energy resources to power their servers. That means Easy Webbers is helping out in the fight against global warming. So there you go, another reason to visit Easy Webbers more often.
I will dedicate this post to updates about the move:

Update 1: Some of the posts seems a bit weird, I need to fix that.
Update 2: All images in the blog posts are working.

I would hate to try and guess how many new bookmarking sites and techniques have jumped up in the last 18 months or so but there are still some of the old faithful ones that are still around and no doubt, hard to beat.Â

I just visited myHq, a bookmarking site that came online in 1998, and yes it’s still free and some of the users bookmarking pages look great!

The first one I clicked was http://www.myhq.com/public/f/c/fcweb/, so that means his or her user name was fcweb and they allowed their bookmarks page to be public. After viewing the page I think the fcweb stands for first class website with super quality material. What do you think of that page webmasters?Â

The point I am trying to get across is how most bookmarking sites today don’t reveal the talent of the user and the only real exception I can think of is Stumble Upon which I think is great. Users take their time and show their talent and don’t rush to see who can digg the most the quickest which to me cuts down on quality all the way around.

It must be the fast paced world in which we live:)

Enjoy

Microsoft Surface I really don’t know how to explain this new venture from Microsoft except to let you view it for yourself. Can you image positioning your images with your hands and that’s just a start.

http://www.microsoft.com/surface/

Since we are on the subject of new and high tech goodies, view this demo of Google’s new Street Views.

http://maps.google.com/

What’s a poor old webmaster to do?
I think I’ll go invent somethingJ

A new week is here and you probably know by now what that means. It’s time for a new weekly poll!

Here are the answers on our previous poll where we asked if you currently run a forum. A big majority of our readers is running a forum, about 75%. Around 25% do not run a forum or have had a forum in the past.

The new poll question for this week is: Do you need a new web host? Vote vote!!

If you use the Windows Instant Messenger this is something for you. A few of my contacts in MSN Messenger have had a small “Im” icon next to their name but it wasn’t until very recently I started to wonder what that icon was all about. It seems that it is not, what I thought from the beginning, a little silly username-custom-thingy. In fact it was something much better.

Evidently MSN is doing this to help organizations that are “dedicated to social causes”, such as the American Red Cross, StopGlobalWarming.org, Sierra Club and many more. Confused? Let me try to explain how this work.

If you have Windows Live Messenger 8.1 (or higher) you go to im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Join where you can find a few small codes to instert next to your display name. The codes can for example be *9mil, *sierra, *help etc depending on which organization you want to support. After you have added this code next to your display name you will see this small icon (image: ). Now for every time you start a conversation with anyone a small portion of the advertising revenue Microsoft gets will be shared to the organisation you have chosen. Pretty cool!

http://im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Home