BrainFuel

Fun little Flash app that lets you chain together phrases from presidential speech(es) in whatever order you wish. (maybe I didn’t make the first headline so clear)

We’re recommending some ecommerce applications if you’re interested (these two are for Windows servers). There is a product from Early Impact called ProductCart which is simply amazing. They released a new version about 6 months ago which rocks the world. We utilized it on CushionCraft.com, a site that sells custom cushions made to order.

Another shopping cart we’re just beginning to use is called BVCommerce and there are three versions currently (and a whole new release is coming this month I understand which will be .NET as opposed to older ASP). The neat thing about this cart is that it has a feature to sell downloadable products such as software or PDFs.

Doing some experiments, please have a great day!
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Also, somewhat interesting – I noticed people are starting to sell links from sites with high pageranks. There was one on eBay from a PR7 site they would link to you. Pretty cool. I think a better solution is to just have lots of web sites and link to each of them.

Introducing A9, and no, it isn’t the newest V8 tomato drink or the coolest Audi. It’s a new search engine (since there was a shortage??). I must say, it is cool looking but I didn’t hear a resounding hooray or anything. In fact, since it also allows you to read about books I’d bet they’ll be seeing some chapters (like seven and eleven).

The coolest feature is that it hooks up to Alexa, which is another Amazon company which ranks sites by popularity. It shows those statistics in the search results.

Don says that Plone and Mamboserver are cool even though we haven’t checked them out too much.

I was browsing around and ran across a company called Code4Design which has a nice looking set of web apps for sale. They have a CMS product and a Email Newsletter System. Questions: has anybody used these products and your opinions plus if you want to recommend a solution of your own please feel free to do so in the comments.

A nice site to check out is PING Golf. I liked the unique layout. Then I checked out Nike Golf and liked it even more. Nike always does a great job on the branding. Their entire site is built with Flash and utilizes some great photography.

My favorite golf site that I’ve seen lately is Callaway Golf.

It blends beautiful graphics with spacious layout and large typefaces which don’t force me to squint.

Josh Padnick of Omedix fame sent us a couple of web sites to check out. I thought I’d share them with our readers.

First of all, please check out AdamMesh.com which is the site for a “reality television personality” (I hadn’t heard of him). I liked the site because of its simple navigation bar with cool little rollovers. The color combinations work almost flawlessly, and it has a central focus point (the big picture).

The next site is a New York interactive agency named Alaxander Interactive. It’s completely built in Flash. I’m lost in the blue and small type though. It’s hard to read.

Josh also sent over YOLO Clothings site. It looks pretty sophisticated, or its at least trying to be.