Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 6:

• Africa Cup of Nations Uses Joomla
• JED 1.5 Version Support Ends
• Open Call For Capital Committee Team Applicants
• Joomla upgrade 2.5.9 now available - 1 security issue resolved
• K2 v2.6.4 release - introduces new/cool/SEF/URL options

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 5:

• Languages in 3.0.3. What is new?
• Top 5 Joomla World Conference Sessions
• T3 framework has a new home plus a T3 roundup
• Joomlabamboo featured on Joomla Beat podcast
• K2 v2.6.3 released - new performance improvements
• 5 Years and Counting!
• Manos + JoomlaPraise = Theme Praise

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 4:

• JoomlaPraise is now a part of Manos
• Grid3 - A Joomla 3 template
• Zen to the power of T3

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 3:

• Top 5 Joomla World Conference Sessions

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 2:

• PLT Names Three New Members
• Looking Forward to 2013
• Beware, someone is pretending to be us!
• DOCman 2.0 Beta is here!

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 48:

• Call For Joomla! Production Leadership Team Nominations
• Free ticket to Melbourne Joomladay
• JB Library script loader and the start of a new library
• JCal Pro 3.2.3.1587 released

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 47:

• Open to Everyone: Joomla Accessibility Goals
• PLT Names Two New Members
• Leadership Terms, Goals, and Documentation
• David Hurley Named Joomla Community Development Manager
• Joomla! World Conference 2012 and Geeks Gone Wild
• Cyber monday deals abound
• Josetta 1.3.2 released
• Save up to $150 on Joomla add-ons during the 1-day Cyber Monday sale
• The 2012 Joomla World Conference has wrapped up
• K2 v2.6.2 now available

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 46:

• Joint Leadership Summit Meeting
• What I want for Christmas
• Tools of the trade for 2012
• Zentools v1.7.3 released
• Hot Bloggity! Bamboo blog v4
• How upcoming changes may affect your Joomla upgrade schedule

During the last few weeks, readers have emailed me to ask what type of advertising extension I use on this blog. Actually, I'm not using a Joomla extension for it at all. Rather, this blog's ads are served using the buysellads.com service.

Buysellads.com is an ad network and service that helps you sell ads on your site. By setting up properties on your Joomla site, you can use the buysellads system to administer everything. That is, the sales page for the ads, how many ads are sold, receiving payments and more. After setting up an account, you can also buy ads through the network.