Thanksgiving Planner

Are you usually the person who has to host Thanksgiving dinner? Isn’t it always a frantic mess, trying to plan the whole ordeal? With the Thanksgiving Planner app, you can get better organized and have a less stressful holiday. The application comes preloaded with a checklist of 163 items that will help in breaking down the workload into smaller, more manageable chunks. You can even tailor the list to your own needs by adding or removing events. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jimbl.thanksgivingplanner&hl=en

Holiday Kitchen-Turkey Time

Are you overwhelmed by the thought of roasting the Holiday Turkey? Watch this step by step video on your Android Phone: How to Prepare & Carve the Perfect Turkey for Holiday Entertaining. In less than 10 minutes you will be confident that your turkey will be juicy, tender and perfectly carved! http://androidapplications.com/156244-holiday-kitchen-turkey-time

Black FlyDay

After Thanksgiving and you want to do some shopping? Black FlyDay is an application that will help you tread the sea of retail stores throughout the biggest shopping season of the year. While the application will only get use a few days out of the year starting this Friday, black FlyDay can help you turn the most frustrating of hunts into the easiest of finds. Look at a global view of the deals you’re looking for or drill it down to local retailers. Of course, this doesn’t extend to Cyber Monday. https://market.android.com/details?id=eng.blackflyday.app#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiZW5nLmJsYWNrZmx5ZGF5LmFwcCJd

OurGroceries

OurGroceries is the simplest way to keep your grocery lists instantly synchronized on all the smartphones in your household. You can share grocery lists across multiple devices and platforms, including with a spouse or other partner who splits your household chores. It’s easy to add items and/or mark them off as you’re shopping. For long-term use, you can enter recipes into the app and then add ingredients all at once to your list. http://www.ourgroceries.com/download

Black Friday Survival Guide

Thanksgiving isn’t just a time for turkey and stuffing–it’s also the day before the infamous Black Friday sales. Luckily you have the Black Friday Survival Guide app installed on your phone to help you move efficiently through the mobs of mad shoppers. The app lists the latest sales as they happen, and lets you browse through sales by store and category. One particularly useful feature: If you find an item you like, the app can tell you how many of that product a store has in stock. So, you can skip the stores with lower inventory and go to a place where you have a greater chance to find the item you’re looking for. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/black-friday-survival-guide/id397533889?mt=8

Fun Cards for Facebook – Thanksgiving & More

Send a card to your FBFs using this Facebook App. https://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=6651249934#!/apps/application.php?id=6651249934&sk=wall

Thanksgiving Wallpapers

Get in the spirit of the holidays with Thanksgiving wallpaper for your smartphone. This free app contains quality wallpaper images to celebrate the festival.
Great selection of artistic and funny cartoon thanksgiving themes including images of turkey, pumpkins, Indian corn and pretty autumn. http://www.pcworld.com/appguide/app.html?id=720575&expand=false

Happy Thanksgiving Theme

Show your Thanksgiving spirit by displaying these themes on your phone.

• Happy Thanksgiving
• aHome Theme: ThanksGiving

From one geek to another… have an enjoyable Thanksgiving Holiday!

Description of the ebook from their site:

Web Designer’s Success Guide is the definitive guide to starting your own freelance Web design business. The author, Kevin Airgid, grossed over $100,000 USD a year developing sites for various national level clients. In this book he gives designers step-by-step instructions on how to achieve the following:

• Transition from full-time to self-employment
• Freelance on the side to make additional income
• Find new clients and keep them coming back for more
• Market your freelance business
• Manage your projects professionally
• Price your services appropriately

Book Website: http://www.airgid.com/book/

Here’s my version of  “I’d like to teach the world to sing!”

http://goo.gl/doodle/46L7

While the CallByName() function, which allows you to call a function or subroutine using the subroutine or function name stored as a string value, still works in VB. NET, you do have another option. You can use the Invoke() method of the MethodInfo class. This class is a member of the System.Reflection namespace and it provides access to a method′s metadata. Consider the following subroutine:

Public Sub CallMe(ByVal arg1 As _
String, ByVal arg2 As String)
   'do something
End Sub

To call this subroutine using the Invoke method, you can use code similar to the following:

Dim SubName As String = "CallMe"
Dim arguments() As String = _
   {"Hello ", "world."}
Dim PageType As Type = Me.GetType()
Dim MyMethod As System. _
   Reflection.MethodInfo = _
   PageType.GetMethod(SubName)
MyMethod.Invoke(Me, arguments)

The GetMethod() method obtains information about the CallMe() function and the Invoke() method calls it using the argument list. This is an excellent tool to help you streamline your code if you have several different functions, but you won′t know which one to call until runtime. For example, if you have a new edit and delete routine for updating database records, instead of using an If..Then or Case statement to call the right method, just link the name of each method to the user′s requested action.