With the Where’s George website you can track where those greenbacks are going and see how your money has been flying around this economy with or without your help.

Since I first wrote about Where’s George, we’ve had things develop like Twitter and Facebook, where you can now follow Where’s George on Twitter or you can be a fan of Where’s George on Facebook.

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Since I’ve been playing the game on a game console for so long, I’ve gotten used to all the player controls available through the console controllers. I’ve even played around with the adjustments to playing with the Nintendo Wii motion controllers.

Playing online with just your mouse and a keyboard takes some adjustment, but it doesn’t take away any of the fun. The added bonus, although consoles are delivering this now too, is the online aspect of game play. There are tons of people playing the same game and the same course you are, you can even see them playing around you as you play.

So, if you’re looking for a fun way to kill a few hours of your day, go play Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online by EA Sports.

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The email was about some changes taking place at b5media that directly impacted me and the writing I was doing on Microsoft Weblog and Uncover the Internet.

They had made the decision to terminate a number of their blogs and to aggregate the content and various writers into their new tech/sports/men’s interest portal at EveryJoe.com.

Due to the changes in market conditions and advertisers, b5media has been launching a variety of portals to make deeper, more content rich sites as opposed to their original model of numerous niche blogs on a variety of topics.

b5media is still sticking with the variety of topics, but keeping them in portals based on general ideas of interest and topic. For instance, EveryJoe.com has categories or topics like:

Baseball, Basketball, Cars, Computers, Electronics, Fitness, Football, Gaming, Golf, MMA-UFC, Movies, Music, Racing, Spirits, Sports Rumors, Television, Tennis, Weight Lifting.

Some of the higher traffic blogs under the original blog structure have been maintained as "Featured Blogs" in the new portal. Proudly my Uncover the Internet site was one of those blogs kept in this method.

So, if you’ve enjoyed my writing on my other blogs for b5media, stop on over at EveryJoe.com and catch me there along with some other great writers and topics.

Oh, and if you’re interested in some of the other b5media portals, check us out at:

Splendicity for beauty and style

Splendicity is the third portal in a series designed for easy access to the specific themes that may capture a reader?s interest, as well as discovering unique content in other splendid topic areas. Splendicity covers everything from luxury fashion to bargain choices and cosmetics reviews to celebrity style. With Splendicity, visitors can enjoy all the latest and greatest information and advice about beauty, fashion and accessories.

Bizzia for business

Following the successful launch of b5media’s first portal, Starked.com, Bizzia covers themes such as finance, leadership, e-commerce, small business, sales and marketing. Bringing together the latest news coverage on breaking topics and popular business discussions, Bizzia makes it easy to access the specific themes a reader is interested in, as well as discover unique business perspectives around other topics.

Starked for entertainment

Starked covers themes such as celebrity gossip, TV show topics, music tips and movie reviews and is the first of b5media’s blog portals to go live. Bringing together the latest news coverage on breaking topics and popular entertainment discussions, Starked makes it easy to access the specific themes a reader is interested in, as well as discover unique featured entertainment stories.

Of course you can also continue to stay in touch with what I’m doing and where I’m writing by keeping an eye on my sidebar over there on the right. I bring in links for all my posts on my most popular blogs right there. I’m looking forward to seeing you visit and reading your comments on what I’m writing in the future.

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I’ve been using del.cio.us more and more recently to collect and organize all the interesting and useful stuff I’ve been finding on the Internet lately. I thought it would be helpful and a resource to other people to have those interesting links I’ve found shared as regular posts to my site here.

However, in looking back I quickly realize that the regularity of which those are posted, compared to the sparse posts of my own throw the site too far out of balance for what I would prefer it to be. So I’m pulling the plug on del.cio.us posts.

I’m not stopping to use del.cio.us, I’m just rethinking the best way to display the information. Now, instead of seeing regular posts there’s a new little widget in my left-hand sidebar that displays my recent del.cio.us activity.

When you’re visiting my site, which I hope you do frequently, just take a gander over there to the left and see if anything catches your eye. Hopefully it will and hopefully it will be a resource you’ve been looking for perhaps.

I also blog about some of the sites I find over at Uncover the Internet on the b5media network. I’d love for you to jump on over there and see what you can find there as well.

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