HappyTutors.com is a free Web2.0 community for tutors, teachers, instructors, coaches, as well as students, tutees and parents, including free Tutor Listing Service, Tutor Searching Service, Online HappyTutors Forum, Used Book Market and HappyTutors Blog.  It’s a really nice website with a fresh design, user-friendly layout, navigation and search function.

HappyTutors.com Mission Statement
– Promote Lifelong Learning & Teaching
– Connect Tutors, Students & Parents Worldwide

HappyTutors.com Services
– Free listing service for tutors, teachers, instructors, coaches, students and parents
– Search tutors/tutees/students for free
– Sell / buy used books 

What makes HappyTutors.com stand out from other tutoring listing websites is that HappyTutors.com is offering 100% free Web2.0 service. Tutors, students and parents can participate in the Online Forum and HappyTutors Blog to share their opinions and experience.

Explorer highly recommends you take a look at HappyTutors.com. You might be able to find a blogging tutor or become a tutor to help others make money blogging 🙂

The breaking news this weekend was Microsoft’s official withdrawal of their Yahoo bid. The whole internet world is talking about the reason why Micorsoft walked away and guessing what will happen to Yahoo! ‘s stock price on Monday, as well as who might become the next potential buyer of Yahoo! It’s pretty interesting watching this kind of game between internet giants. Some predicted that Google might come into this show. Who know? By watching, we might be able to learn something valuable 🙂

We all know that WordPress blogs can future-dated its posts. However, for a long time, Google Blogger couldn’t do it. Whenever you edit the publish date, it will be published right away. In some case it might be an advantage – when you want to put a post on top of other posts, you just need to future-dated the post and it will stay there till the time expires. According to Blogger official blog, started from May 1 2008, Blogger blogs can schedule future-dated posts. I found out this new feature today when I failed to publish a future-dated post – I got a message saying that “This post will be published as scheduled”, which it is not good for me, since I don’t want to edit the date of this specific post that I planed to put it on the top whenever I have a new post. 🙁 Anyway, it is good for people who would like to better manage their posting frequency - You can write ten posts a day when you have more blogging ideas but publish it through out the next week as scheduled.

Update:
I just found that actually I still can give a post a date in the future but have it appear on my blog now. There is one extra step to realize this – First, publish the post with the current date and time. This will make it appear on the blog. Then, edit the post to change the date into the future and publish it again. – That’s even better than WordPress 🙂 As far as I know, WordPress doesn’t have this option yet.