Kevin Pettitt knows someone looking for a developer. The downside – you must be a U.S. Citizen with TS Clearance. The upside – name your salary. Contact Kevin for more info.

Gabriella Davis needed to figure out who had scheduled their archiving, and where such archives were being written. After much looking, the process isn’t documented, she found a hidden program View.

Sessions for the Admin and Developer conferences are still being added. The place is Boston. The dates are May 12-14, with a bonus Jumpstart Day on May 11. Early registration has been extended until March 12.

If you were at Lotusphere 2010 you may have heard about these free webinars. If not, Paul Mooney and Warren Elsmore will be presenting a series of webinars, starting tomorrow, Feb. 24. Registration is required.

Niklas Heidloff has posted an 8.5-minute video showing some of the latest projects on OpenNTF.org. The video includes a walk-through of the site.

David Leedy and Chris Toohey have been hinting about this on Twitter, now Wiki Madness has actually launched and will run through the end of March. This idea is to cross-post Lotus related information from personal blogs to IBM Product Wikis.

Luis Benitez has posted information on a new widget to connect you to LinkedIn from Lotus Connections. He’s also provided a link to download the iWidget so you can try it yourself.

Keith Brooks says he read the Technote on the issue. But. He doesn’t think this should be an "issue" at all.

Dave Hay re-installed Notes 8.5.1 FP1 on his Macbook, then started getting errors. He found an article saying the problem has to do with updating Java, so he’s posted links to what he found, and hopes he’s fixed the problem.

Infuzer.com, LLC. has launched an upgraded version of their desktop calendar application for end users offering quicker installation, calendar repair and support, and Windows 7 compatibility. Infuzer pulls dates and events from the web into your desktop calendar and is compatible with both Lotus Notes and Microsoft Outlook.