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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 10:49pm CEST
Are SMBs confused about new online marketing strategies? A recent article on the Sf Chronicle sparked up quite a few reactions on the blogosphere. At the center of the debate is Yelp, a San Francisco-based platform for user-generated reviews of small businesses: Last week, Yelp purged an undisclosed number of accounts after finding that the business owners had swapped positive reviews with other business owners. Yelp also regularly deletes reviews it believes are phony. The move sparked an out
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 9:53pm CEST
If your intrested in a clean HUD in DOD and a better field of view then you should download this HUD. The link is below along with the instructions in the readme.txt file A side not: Apparent the HUD created is pissed at valve for the recent game release being buggy and screwing up alot of custom content. He placed a dirty word achievement file in the file, when you unzip it just delete this file. I did and it seems to run fine. dodbits.com readme.txt INsanes Ver 7 small hud for the ne
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 8:28pm CEST
Discussion revolving around a planned, but retracted article on GIS for Professional Surveyor Magazine has led to a lot of interesting discussion, but to me generally reveals a continuing underlying tension and misperceptions between the GIS and Surveying communities. Adena Schutzberg / All Points Bulletin: Update: State Licensing Board "Censors" GIS Article James Fee / Spatially Adjusted: "GIS Practitioners as Doing Work Surveyors Should Be Doing" While these articles post updates and amendm
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 8:13pm CEST
Rapport au ministre de l’Education nationale de la mission d’audit des manuels et programmes de sciences économiques et sociales du lycée, présidée par Robert Guesnerie - Juin 2008. Ma prise de notes en mindmapping. Rapport Guesnerie - Map Rapport Guesnerie - Complet [sur le site des Echos]
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 5:54pm CEST
I’ve been experimenting with HDR post-processing for a little while now and I’ve already put up a few images that you can see at HDR Photography. I use Photomatix Pro to apply the tone mapping and while it does add some vibrant colour to what are often initially bland images, they still are not the super surreal, in your face, completely over the top photos that I thought I could achieve. A good example of what I’m talking about can be found at PhotoFencePhotography.com. Fortunately I re
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 5:41pm CEST
I continued my mapping work and I laid out the basics of my first demo. Some rooms with simple lighting, as the design phase must be quick. The next steps will be adding detail to the level, optimizing the brushes, testing the behaviour and finally, texturing.
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 5:34pm CEST
Less is More - Don’t Default to Shaded Relief July 5th, 2008 My colleague Gene Thorp has a good map in today’s Washington Post showing land ownership in Montana near Missoula. The accompanying article by Karl Vick is headlined Closed-Door Deal Could Open Land In Montana Forest Service Angers Locals With Move That May Speed Building. (The Washington Post, July 5th, 2008.) Here are the first two graphs of the story: MISSOULA, Mont. — The Bush administration is preparing to ease the way fo
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 3:16pm CEST
So, I’ve got more mapping tests, the Room is now complete, and further level design had been initiated. It’s really hard doing reference work, as the level must have a consistent look. Well, tons of pages may be written on this subject, so I’ll just post the Room mapping tests.
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 2:55pm CEST
For business executives in any business, before they use mindmapping they need one simple question answered: “How will this help me improve my bottom line?” Stu Schmidt, Vice President for professional services at Cisco WebEx, is no different. He asked how mindmapping could improve his bottom line and then developed a solution with Mindjet MindManager that showed it could. According to a business case study that focused on how WebEx incorporated MindManager into their business processes: “
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 12:07pm CEST
Great Plains Dynamics GP consulting partner in San Diego, California Microsoft Dynamics GP support to mid-size businesses in Southern California from the office in San Diego: Dexterity, eConnect, SQL scripting and stored procedures, GP Integration Manager, Crystal Reports, GP Report Writer, SRS, GP licenses sale, installation, implementation, initial data conversion, user training Great Plains functional and technical consulting requires years of practice and experience, plus the consultants
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 11:54am CEST
Video By Casper Meijer and Siobhan Louw As another successful National Arts Festival draws to a close, CueBlog caught up with CEO Tony Lankester for reflections on his first Fest and his hopes for the future. A longer Fest in 2010 A 17-day long Festival is being planned to coincide with the 2010 World Cup. Lankester hopes this will provide a platform from which to market South African art globally. “We could either run away and hide, or we could embrace it as an opportunity. We’re not goi
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 11:52am CEST
It is like waiting for a bus…nothing happens for a while and then 3 turn up all at once. Earlier this week I mentioned in a post I had found a great site that reviews Mind Mapping Software. Well unbeknown to me there are other sites out there too that provide great information about using Mind Map software. I think by luck I came across the grand daddy of them all after I wrote that last post. …mmmm….perhaps I am over stating my contribution to that raised awareness of this other great site
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 11:42am CEST
I know tons of people in the the real estate business. One person in particular, whose name I will not mention, runs properties in their own state as well as out of state. But they only have just a few employees who do not travel to the other properties. So, needless to say, in take care of other, tenant-free, homes in other states, this unknown person has to do the traveling themselves. Beyond management, this person also tries to get me to look up listed properties for sale in my hometown. I
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 11:08am CEST
What's this? A wi-fi camera memory card to take the hassle out of photo-publishing? Also, automatic geotagging too? Yep - it's the Eye-Fi Share card: It’s a 2-gigabyte memory card, compatible with most digital cameras, with a twist: it has Wi-Fi networking built in. Each time you bring your camera home to your wireless network, it transmits your photos back to the computer, automatically and wirelessly. It can also upload them to Flickr, Picasa or another online photo-gallery site, automaticall
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 10:04am CEST
Great Plains Dynamics GP consulting partner in San Diego, California Posted on July 5, 2008 Microsoft Dynamics GP support to mid-size businesses in Southern California from the office in San Diego: Dexterity, eConnect, SQL scripting and stored procedures, GP Integration Manager, Crystal Reports, GP Report Writer, SRS, GP licenses sale, installation, implementation, initial data conversion, user training Great Plains functional and technical consulting requires years of practice and experienc
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 8:52am CEST
Ultra Edit - Text, HEX, HTML & programmers editor for allyour editing. An excellent replacement for Notepad and a whole lot more. Powerful yet very easy to use for thenovice and experienced power user. The userconfigurable syntax highlighting (coloring) ispre-configured for HTML, Java, C/C++, VB - even hasspecial support for ASP. Users have often edited filesof 1GB or larger with UltraEdit-32. Its disk-basedediting design allows for easy handling of large fileswithout using up lots of RAM
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 7:42am CEST
Google is getting ready to launch their Street View technology in the UK, and it isn’t being met with open arms. Although the mapping tool is already in place in some major US cities, folks in the UK are protesting the implementation on their turf. Street View works by taking photos of, logically enough, streets to match maps. However the photos also include any people on those streets. This is where the problems come in for the UK folk. They feel this is a blatant disregard for privacy
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 7:30am CEST
Fortune Small Business Features Mindjet and Mind Mapping
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 6:14am CEST
Jamie Condliffe, Heiko Schiffter and Constantin C Coussios, from the Medical Engineering Unit, University of Oxford, in Oxford, United Kingdom, have indicated that to improve transdermal delivery of pharmaceuticals utilizing needle free ballistic particle injection; “a non-invasive method of assessing particle penetration depth, distribution and changes in particle size following injection is required.” The medical engineering specialists from Oxford have also noted: “Needle-free ballistic pa
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Posted: July 5th, 2008, 2:00am CEST
There are many times during your online graphic design career where you will find that graphic design actually intersects with another discipline and if you learn a little bit about the other discipline, you can actually find more clients. One such area is called Geographic Information Systems, where graphic design intersects with mapping. While a large part of GIS as it is known in short form has to do with statistics and mapping analysis, there is also a large part of it that is based on t
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