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Michael McClure, you asked me to post an update in this group. Here it is:

I thought I would share one of my favorite sites for building websites, or doing any kind of graphic design. Colorhexa is like the Wikipedia of color. It's awesome for finding colors that work together and gives you the hex codes and RGB's for each one.

What's your take on pocket listings?

What's your preference? Cloud based CRM or software based? Why?

I'm looking for a good, affordable web host. They need to support multiple domains, but I have almost no traffic to worry about. I have a great host now, but they are set up for more volume. I used to host rebarcamp.com, DenMod.com, Lenderama.com and a few others. Now it's just my personal site and it makes no sense for me to keep paying $50.00 a month. So, who would you recommend to host a couple low traffic WordPress sites for say, under $10 a month?

Derek I have an old Acer Revo NetTop (netbook in a desktop form factor) that came with Windows XP. I run Ubuntu Linux on it and it's my main Desktop now that my old iMac is flaking out. It's just not very fast. A updated version of this, running Windows 7 would be great.

So, what about situations where the listing is circulated internally for a number of days, then pushed to the MLS? Is this something the seller agrees to? Is there a grace period for doing this?

Tim, LOL. I just think it's amazing that there are clients/agents who will post listings to Craigslist, Facebook, and the church cork board, and then there are others that don't even want them in the MLS. I guess I understand both points of view. Thanks!

Though it opens it's own can of worms, I would make the entire process of violation dispute public.

Jeff Safrin, the building in Chicago pays for itself. Honestly, their real estate is the last column in the books to scrutinize.

Love Bluehost! Customer service has always been great! I have two accounts with several urls.

Bill Lublin - "Greedo shot first"

PK, we spend a ton of time talking about ZT&R- and there was a big discussion at the

Todd Carpenter - short answer - yes, long answer is while with most themes you are sort of pidgeon-holes into a specific layout (which can also be hacked, if you will), frameworks presume that you'll write your own customizations to CSS. The way I look at the naked frameworks is as just a clean page to work in and design whatever you want:-)

Westnic is my absolute favorite. They've never let me down.