I am so excited to have Ally Loprete, Founder of Our Milk Money on Friday’s show. Our Milk Money is a national search directory that lists ONLY self-employed parents. They are also a community resource dedicated to helping parents who want to stay at home find financial opportunities and support.
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Radio guest this Friday will be Ally Loprete of OurMilkMoney.com
When you make a sale do you also make a friend? Or at least feel as you did? Rob Bates of JCK magazine suggests reading the recent article in The Atlantic has an interesting article on the “Genius of QVC.” What most interested him was: … The model is less a sales pitch than a coffee klatch where friends trade tips on hot new products.
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Are We Being "Out-Smarted" By QVC?
I’ve been writing about personal genomics for years. The standard concept of it is that you can order such genetic tests online, send your saliva or buccal swab to the lab where they analyze your DNA, then you can check online what kind of diseases you have elevated or lowered risk for. That’s how Navigenics, 23andMe or Pathway Genomics works
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Personal Genomics Comes to US Drugstores
After a judge excluded brain scan evidence offered by the plaintiff, a jury quickly found for the defense in a Brooklyn sexual harassment case this week. The case, which drew national attention following a Wired.com article earlier this month, was one of the first times that fMRI brain scanning had been offered as evidence in court
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Jury Reaches Decision in Brain-Scan Test Case Decision
Most enterprises around the world leverage Microsoft’s Exchange Server for their messaging and collaboration needs. With paperwork gone to the bins, communication relies significantly on this technology. This makes MS Exchange a crucial component for companies to manage communication.
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Exchange Server 2010, Configuring Exam (70-662) Essentials
The esteemed 2010 World Gold Council juried collection is called “Revelations in Gold: Elegant and Innovative Gold Jewelry Design.” It was selected by a Blue Ribbon panel of industry experts as being the very best of what is new in the gold jewelry category.
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World Gold Council’s Blue Ribbon Panel Features Many of our Favorite Designers
There are quite a few software tools that let you access your home or work computer from any another computer simply over the Internet. Some of the these tools even provide mobile apps so you can control your remote desktop using an iPhone or a BlackBerry.
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Monitor your Computer Remotely with Dropbox
Yesterday was our third annual Great American Bake Sale / Music For The Hungry extravaganza to raise funds for Share our Strength’s efforts to fight childhood hunger. And I am pleased to say that it was a smashing success! We raised over $2500 and had a day filled with music, delicious food and community. As you
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2010 Music For The Hungry – A Smashing Success
Didn’t he write well: Shore parties of passengers strolled under the palm trees, too unsteady after their days at sea to risk crossing the Croisette. They stared at the hundreds of Volvo salesmen emerging from a conference at the Noga Hilton, like travellers glimpsing an unknown tribe about to perform its rites of passage with its sacred regalia, the marketing brochure and the promotional video. Prostitutes came out at dusk, usherettes in the theatre of the night, shining their miniature torches at any kerb that threatened their high-heels
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Super-Cannes by JG Ballard
Yesterday was a sad day indeed, as a blogger that I’ve been following almost since I myself started blogging has decided to close up shop: It’s been a long time coming but the time has come. Effect Measure is closing up shop, after 5 and a half years, 3 million visits and 5.1 million page views of some 3500. You commented on them some 37,000 times.
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Goodbye, revere! Hello The Pump Handle (with some revere)
A recent campaign launch by mental health charity Mind, supported by Dragon’s Den entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne, has caught my eye. The businessman helped to launch Minds new film about the cost of putting on a brave face at work. The film, illustrates the lengths that staff will go to in an attempt to hide their mental distress and quite literally ‘Put on a Happy Face’.
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Mental health: the damage caused by putting on a brave face at work
URL Shorteners have become ubiquitous in today’s social-media-crazed internet world. Marketers have even begun using services such as bit.ly to cloak their affiliate links and make them more attractive. I recently discovered a new service that is actually directed at marketers, it’s called Linkshiftr .
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Linkshiftr – Like Bit.ly With Brains
The Tevatron would like to claim that it’s not quite dead yet. Tonight, the Tevatron’s D0 collaboration will publish a new paper on the arXiv that is already available on their server: Evidence for an anomalous like-sign dimuon charge asymmetry (available now) The hundreds of people have looked at the 6.1 inverse femtobarns of their 1.96 TeV proton-antiproton collisions and picked the collisions in which two muons or antimuons with the highest transverse momentum had the same sign of the c…
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D0 claims evidence for a new source of CP-violation!
If you are running a more recent version of Windows, you may have noticed that program windows, pop-up dialogs and error messages now have rounded edges and are partially transparent (Aero) so you can also easily see shades of the background through the glass-like borders. For instance, if I were to capture a screenshot of the Notepad window above using the good old Print-Screen key, the built-in Windows snipping tool or an old version of SnagIt, the captured image will look something like this. The pink shades in the Notepad window were really looking good when the whole background was visible but with the Flamingos now gone, you also don’t feel like having that color in the captured window.
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10 Free Licenses of SnagIt 10 Up for Grabs
Many thanks to Christie for this awesome and detailed post about what works when she cooks with her kids. Michelle asked me to put together a little post about the kids in my kitchen after I commented on her some-time-ago entry regarding what young children can reasonably do in the kitchen. In tossing around the idea, I
Several people asked me about my experience at the Nashville Apple Store, so I thought I’d share how that went. They have what they call a “Genius Bar” where you can go for technical issues, repairs, etc and work directly with an Apple Store employee.
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My Experience At The Nashville Apple Store
Not far from Wimbledon Park tube station sits a house where Reiko Hashimoto-Lambert lives and where she’s been giving Hashi Cooking classes in Japanese cooking for the past 10 years. I first read about these cookery classes on Luiz’s …
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If you have a photocopier in your office that you and your colleagues have been using for years to make paper copies of important documents, here’s an important fact that may surprise some of you. Photocopiers Have a Hard-Disk Most photo copy machines, and even the newer all-in-one print-copy-scan-fax machines, have a built-in hard drive that stores a digital image of nearly every document that’s copied or scanned through these machines.
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Photocopy Machines in the Office may have your Personal Data
Please share information about all the classes on music, dance, instruments, sports, crafts.language…etc., happening in and around greenglen layout, bellandur for the kids.
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Near information about Class for kids in and around greenglen layout, bellandur
There’s a nice “photo memories” feature in Facebook now that highlights old photographs from your friend’s photo albums in case you missed seeing any of them previously. Facebook has around 500+ million users who spend over 500 billion minutes per month on the site and little changes like this one will obviously push that number up even further.
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Photo Memories in Facebook