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| Article Title :: Translation Plez ! |
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Translation Plez !
by: Tony Dean
While we are here sending messages in English, there are at least one third of the worlds population who can't read them, for English is not even a second language for them.
I refer to China.
More people in China are logging on to the net every day, but most of what has been put up on the net is in English, this can be very frustrating for them.
Very few web sites I visit, and I visit very many in any given week, don't have any way of giving translations into other languages, and I feel, this is a thing that webmasters have got to address as soon as possible.
On my own website, www.ebook-sales.com I have inserted a script code at the top of ever (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: Internet Tutorials are the Teachers of the Future |
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Internet Tutorials are the Teachers of the Future
by: Jesse S. Somer
I know some people don’t even believe that the Internet or World Wide Web exists. They think that it is an abstract concept and that if asked to show it to someone they would fail miserably. Well, whether or not it exists I think that the collective consciousness of humanity is evolving everyday because of the sharing of ideas on the strange boxes called computers and the electronic network that connects them.
Every time I go on the Internet these days I am surprised by some new function that it has for our lives. My most recent discovery has been on-line tutorials. Tutorials are websites that have been created to (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: Blogging Communities Turn Faceless Strangers into |
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Blogging Communities Turn Faceless Strangers into Close Friends
by: Jesse S. Somer
I’ve been searching the Internet for blogging sites for a fair while now and recently I came across a whole blogging community, which has grabbed my interest greatly. It’s called Joe User and it’s a site that many bloggers all around the globe are partaking in. It is very well organized into categories such as Best Articles, Newest blog entries, Top blogging sites, New sites and Most hit-on bloggers. The blogs range from very personal life introspection to serious analysis of current affairs in the media.
The aspect that has appealed to me the most is the very personal type of blogging community. (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: Every website is a human being’s attempt at achiev |
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Every website is a human being’s attempt at achieving a goal or obtaining happiness
by: Jesse S. Somer
Have you ever thought about the real stories behind all the websites on the Internet? There are over 10 million sites out there and a human being with some hope or dream driving the process constructed each one. Too much of our modern world is presented to us in a barrage of superficial pictures that only show a very external glimpse of the true reality beneath the surface. Wouldn’t you like to know about the people who live behind this wall of technology? Humanity is the force behind all the websites, and for that matter, all technology that we use without a second thought everyd (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: Creating Quality Websites |
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Creating Quality Websites
by: Jesse S. Somer
Websites, there are literally billions of them out there in cyber-space. How many of them do you go to and just think this is boring, bland, or hard to use? It seems like too many to mention. So what makes a good website? I reckon it’s about interaction. You’ve got to make the visitor interested. You’ve got to grab their attention. Many sites use plenty of bright and shiny gimmicks to attract you, but once you make it through to the content of the site it’s just not worthy. A good site uses easy navigation, relevant content, and interactive media like comments and message boards. If you’re fortunate, whoever builds your site may ev (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: Could there be a new way of hearing the stories we |
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Could there be a new way of hearing the stories we feel are relevant in our lives?
by: Jesse S. Somer
If you’re anything like me you are really getting tired of the mainstream media’s one-voice-to-many analysis of life on Earth. First of all, it’s just too negative! I read a survey recently that stated that fourteen out of fifteen newspaper and TV News stories had negative fear-based stories. I don’t know about you, but if I look at my everyday life, the amount of good and bad I experience seems to be much more balanced. Why does the ‘big’ media think we all love hearing the dark side of things so much?
If you look at what news stories truly are in historical terms, it is (read full article) |
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Author :: Jesse S. Somer |
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| Article Title :: RSS Reader is a life raft saving us from getting l |
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RSS Reader is a life raft saving us from getting lost in a sea of useless information.
by: Jesse S. Somer
One of the main problems with the Internet these days is the fact that there is so much information out there; it can be quite hard to find the particular knowledge that you’re looking for. It can often feel like you’re surfing waves of thick chocolate fudge sauce and your honeycomb board has a crack that’s getting wider by the second. Over stimulus is the issue here; you wanted to read opinions from music enthusiasts about music, and every second blog article had to do with new punk hairdo trends and which band has the coolest tattoos. How can we find only the content we’r (read full article) |
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Author :: John Kleb |
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| Article Title :: Microsoft Navision Customization Upgrade – tips fo |
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Microsoft Navision Customization Upgrade – tips for Programmer/IT Specialist
by: John Kleb
When Microsoft bought Navision it had the plan to take over European market of Business Applications. Now Navision has multiple installations in US and it is very good fit for mid-size manufacturing companies. Currently Microsoft Business Solutions is on the way of creating so-called suites: Microsoft Financials, Microsoft Distributions, Microsoft HR, Microsoft Manufacturing. It is very difficult to say which product will be the core of which suite, but the best guess is this: Microsoft Great Plains - Microsoft Financials and probably Distribution/Supply Chain Management and HR, Solomon - Mi (read full article) |
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Author :: Andrew Karasev |
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| Article Title :: Microsoft Great Plains Dynamics on Pervasive SQL.2 |
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Microsoft Great Plains Dynamics on Pervasive SQL.2000 data repair – overview for Database Administrator
by: Andrew Karasev
Up to the version 7.5 Microsoft Great Plains, and if you are looking to version 7.0, 6.0, 5.5, 5.0 or 4.0 - then it was Great Plains Dynamics were available on Pervasive SQL.2000 or Btrieve. I am confident that majority of database administrators know how to do data repair via Transact SQL query if you are on Microsoft SQL Server 2000/7.0, but I would like to help these ones, who have to support Microsoft Great Plains on Pervasive SQL.2000 or Ctree. Some introduction into Great Plains Software products, now Microsoft Business Solutions. Microsoft Great Plains (read full article) |
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Author :: Tony Dean |
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| Article Title :: The House Of Print.Com |
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The House Of Print.Com
by: Tony Dean
Publishing has always been a difficult business to promote successfully, which titles by which authors to promote, which genre, will it be fiction or non-fiction? Will they sell? Will they make money, both for the publisher and for the author? So many questions which there is no definitive answer and so the publisher takes a chance with his money and his time and resources and decides on which books to publish, promote and distribute to the bookshops. He may only distribute to bookshops in his own country and if they don't sell well enough, will not be seen by anyone else in the world.
What a loss to humankind and their quest for more knowledge to (read full article) |
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