Brief Blogs for Week Ending December 9, 2011

AussieWPExpert: Found some obfuscated base64-encoded/gzinflated PHP code in a theme or plugin? This online tool will let you decode it: http://t.co/nogLOG5n
AussieWPExpert: How to create an RSS Feed for all kinds of Twitter Searches including Hashtags, Users, Favorites and a List: http://t.co/2Gv5iMk6
AussieWPExpert: UNIX/Linux shell commands to find files that have been modified between any arbitrary start date and end date: http://t.co/9pMYtQuh
AussieWPExpert: MakeUseOf’s list of "Best WordPress Plugins" – I see a few good choices, but it’s always just a matter of opinion: http://t.co/B8jHFZkT
AussieWPExpert: "5 Cool Twitter Search Tricks To Monitor What People Are Saying About You": http://t.co/tdIXkxXt
AussieWPExpert: SmartCompany writes on "How to Introduce a Charge For a Free Service", based on behavioural economic principles: http://t.co/jWSVbLLk
AussieWPExpert: "Is your desk a deathtrap?" – British scientist promotes "treadmill desk" to counteract harmful effects of sitting down http://t.co/nVvFlrv7
AussieWPExpert: Tutorial on sanitising and validating data with PHP filters – a must-read for web developers: http://t.co/XHJPdLRe