Spare a moment from your glide fishing, or cricket playing, or whatever it is you really do on the weekends and reflect back on all of the fantastic content you missed out on because you were “too busy doing your job.” Whatever.

Fortunately for you, we’ve gathered up another boatload of fantastic resources into one handy post, perfect for your weekend perusal. Scroll on down and pick out whatever catches your eye. This week you’ll find some vital Facebook tips, a breakdown of the upcoming WordPress release, and some sweet BlackBerry apps for business.

Not enough? We’ve got wacky wedding dance videos too. You’re welcome.

Social Media

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• Top 10 Wedding Dance Videos on YouTube
  If you reckon you’ve seen some crazy nuptials, check out some of these dance moves, immortalized forever in the hallowed halls of YouTube.
• HOW TO: Find Long Lost Friends on Facebook
  400 million people are using Facebook. If you’re looking for someone, chances are you can find them there. Here’s how to do it.
• HOW TO: Make the Most of Your Twitter Profile Page
  There’s a lot more to Twitter than just sharing your favorite foods in 140 characters. If you’re looking to make an impression with your profile page, check out these tips.
• 5 Ways Government Works Better With Social Media
  Social media has the potential to make government more transparent and accessible. Here are five examples of how the social web can improve public services.
• 8 Tips for a Successful Social Media Cause Campaign
  Social networks can provide unprecedented reach to non-profits and their partner companies, but there are some strategies to note before diving into the next campaign. Check out these eight tips.
• 4 Tips for Integrating Social Media Into the Classroom
  Education has long faced resistance to new technologies, but social media can be a fantastic resource in the classroom. Here are some tips on bringing it to the fore.
• Top 5 Social Media Tips for C-Suite Execs
  While your web-savvy employees may be hip to social media, getting upper management on board can be challenging. We gathered some expert advice, and lay out the value proposition in this post.
• Why the Fashion Industry Likes Foursquare
  Lifestyle brand Diesel recently launched a honestly tacit Foursquare campaign that demonstrates the fantastic marketing potential for location-based services. This post details where they succeeded, and where they fell small.
• Why Hasn’t Location Reached the Mainstream Yet?
  Despite all the buzz about location-based services, most people don’t use them. Here are some of the reasons why, and a few predictions about the future of the trend.
• HOW TO: Turn Slacktivists into Activists with Social Media
  Non-profit Twitter and texting campaigns may be tapping thousands of new cause contributors, but is a $10 SMS really where their engagement ends? This post speaks to how non-profits can deepen that connection through social media.
• Social Media Parenting: Raising the Digital Generation
  Who are your kids friending on Facebook, and how much online time is too much? We questioned the experts to weigh in on some concrete strategies for raising the first fully digital generation.
• HOW TO: Get Told When Someone Hacks Your Facebook
  Did you know that Facebook can alert you when someone logs into your account from an unknown computer? Follow these simple profile steps to set up this vital security feature.

Source: http://mashable.com/2010/05/15/essential-social-media-resources-4/