Download a free free lien waiver forms in pdf format to use for Final Releases and Waiver of Lien.

If you ever do any construction in California, you are likely to get some “Preliminary 20-Day Notice“. Basically a way for contractors and their sub contractors to get money from you by pulling a lien on your property.

It can be especially surprising if you get the notice from a supplier or subcontractor that you are not even aware off. Anyway, when you get one and you have paid the contractor, make sure you have them sign a “Waiver of Lien”. I am using this form “FULL UNCONDITIONAL WAIVER“.

Once you have completed the project, I have also started to have contractors sign a “FINAL RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIEN” form.  Please use these forms at your own risk – you may want to have a layer review the forms; but a bad form is still better than none at all.

Good luck, and I hope you never have to use these forms ….

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Here is the WP code I added to the bottom of the post template.  Replace the thomask with your twitter alias and feel free to use it.

<a href=”http://twitter.com/home?status=Reading%20%40thomask: <?php the_title(); ?>%20%3E%20<?php the_permalink() ?>”>Post to Twitter</a>

To try it out click on the link below “Post to Twitter”.

Performancing for Firefox is a full featured blog editor that sits right within Firefox

* Works with all major blog software
* Easy WYSIWYG Editing
* Trackback, Technorati and Del.icio.us support

The reasons are similar to why I switched from Blogger to MT back in 2003. It appears to me that MT is just not keeping up with development in the same way WP does.
For example, the plugin management of WP is so much easier and painless.
WP allows me to create non-blog “pages” like my new about me page. In MT I had to go into the template to add the same information.

But I think the real reason is more subjective: MT (or better Six Apart) starts to look like a real company, and I like open-source and non-commercial applications.

Add this to “Manage” >> “Templates” >> “New Template”:
name the file sitemap.xml and have it rebuild on every posting, then
submit to https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/showaddsitemap?hl=en_US

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?>

<urlset xmlns=”http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap/0.84″>

<url>

<loc><$MTBlogURL encode_xml=”1″$></loc>

<priority>0.5</priority>

</url>

<MTEntries lastn=”9999″>

<url>

<loc><$MTEntryPermalink encode_xml=”1″$></loc>

<lastmod><$MTEntryModifiedDate utc=”1″ format=”%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ”$></lastmod>

</url>

</MTEntries>

</urlset>

Here is a pdf version of my Gmail Cheat Sheet with a few options >> print >> cut >> glue to laptop or desk.

If you want a gmail account, you can ask anyone how as one to invite you.

But what I really want is to correlate my ‘Mind Map’ to that of
others. Presumably, I would have a good conversation with people who
have a reasonable overlap.
This all started while thinking about ‘tagging’ of documents and how it
could help organisation to a) find and retrieve information and b)
connect people working on similar projects.

…. I will post something about this soon.