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Here we are again at the end of another year! Here are some posts of interest to ecommerce professionals from around the ‘Net this month: First, the bad news Shipping Rates to Rise 4.9% in Coming Year via DMNews PayPal to Retire PayLater via Plumber Surplus Blog The Link Canonical Tag is Breaking Websites via Audette Media (this is the bad news in response to the good news that Google is supporting cross-domain use of the canonical tag – both are important reads) The E-Commerce SEO Game May Soon Have To Deal With Page Load Speed (but Google Analytics’ new Asynchronous feature and Omniture’s Regional Data Collection may help speed ya up a bit) Discounts and Promotions: Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction via MineThatData And the good news: Tips to improve your ecommerce business How Do You Handle Payment Card Declines? via Econsultancy Principles of Effective Search in Ecommerce Design via Smashing Magazine PPC Landing Pages: Choose Wisely via RKG Blog Bypass Image Blocking By Converting Images Into HTML via StyleCampaign Seven Sensational SEO Tips for Ecommerce Sites via Econsultancy 30 Topic Ideas for Your Online Store’s Blog via DoublePlus Tips for Ecommerce Challenged Telcos via Ecommerce Times You may also like these similar posts: Bloggers Digest Resurrected: Ecommerce Links for September 2009 Bloggers Digest November 2009 Bloggers Digest – 11/30/07 Bloggers Digest – 12/14/2007 Bloggers Digest – 12/21/07
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Bloggers Digest December 2009
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The major competitors of HP are the Apple Computer , Inc., Dell Inc., International Business Machines Corporation, Lexmark International, Inc., and Toshiba Corporation. But in spite of the competition, HP has sustained its competitive ….. notebooks and tablet personal computers , printing and multifunction, handheld devices, monitors and projectors, fax, copiers and scanners, digital photography, entertainment, storage, servers, supplies and accessories , networking, … See the rest here: Thinking Made Easy: A management strategy paper of Hewlett-Packard
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Thinking Made Easy: A management strategy paper of Hewlett-Packard
Kaspersky Kryptostorage is software used to properly store data and information. It was created specifically to protect sensitive information from being accessed. An Introduction To Kaspersky Kryptostorage Kaspersky Lab has created an application called Kaspersky Kryptostorage and it is popular software mainly involved in the proper storage of data…
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Kaspersky Kryptostorage: Security With Encrypted Data
What nightmare! I have spent the past two weeks trying to figure out photoshop (well…I’m using Gimp because I’m poor) but I finally figured it out using a book my parents gave me for christmas and a tutorial on Photoshop I found online. Alright so anyone else who has been racking their poor brains trying to find a way to efficiently and tidily colour in a drawing in photoshop, the key is in ‘Channels’. Turns out, all colour images are in a color environment but they have RGB channels. The red channel is stronger or weaker by having a black and white channel, the more white there is, the more red there is. Same for green and blue. So essentially a simple white dot on a black background can be created by drawing a white dot on the red, green and blue channels. If you wanted just a purple-y dot, you’d have a white dot on just the red and blue channels. Clever! Why the heck is this not explained when you install the program?! Seems pretty essential
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( Photoshop.VN ) – [1]-First of all Open New Document of Custom size,Height & width 400×450 pixels,Resolution 72 & Mode RGB Color [2]-Now fill the Background with ‘000000′color & then create the following shape with the help of Pen Tool,right click select Make Selection [3]-Now use t he… [1]-First of all Open New Document of Custom size,Height & width 400×450 pixels,Resolution 72 & Mode RGB Color [2]-Now fill the Background with ‘000000′color & then create the following shape with the help of Pen Tool,right click select Make Selection [3]-Now use the following settings in Make Selection [4]-Now your image should look like as shown below & then Open New Layer [5]-Now fill the selection with ‘eba703′color & then create the following selection with the help of Elliptical Marquee Tool [6]-Now select Burn Tool & then create the following shading & after that press Ctrl+Shift+I & then create shading [7]-Now Blending Mode of this Layer should ‘Linear Light’ [8]-Now your image should look like as shown below [9]-Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the help of Pen Tool [10]-Now fill the selection with ‘282829′color & then select ‘Dodge Tool’ & hi ghlight the some parts like as shown below [11]-Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the help of Elliptical Marquee Tool [12]-Now fill the selection with ‘282829′color & then hi ghlight the some parts with the help of Dodge Tool [13]-Now set the 3 pxl Brush & then Open New Layer & create the following shape with the help of Pen Tool,right click select Stroke Path [14]-Now use the following settings in Stroke Path [15]-Now your image should look like as shown below [16]-Now create the following shape with the help of Pen Tool,right click select Stroke Path [17]-In Stroke Path select ‘Brush’ & then Ok like this create the others & your image should look like as shown below [18]-Now all Layers besides 1st layer should Put in the Group Folder with the help of click on following Button which is indicating by Hand sign [19]-Now right click on Group Layer & then select & Make Duplicate Group Layer & then reduce the shape with the help of Ctrl+T & then press ENTER [20]-Now Open New Layer this layer should below all layers & then create the following selection with the help of Pen Tool [21]-Now fill the selection with ‘6dd0f7′color & your image should look like as shown below [22]-Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the help of Lasso Tool [23]-Now fill the selection with ‘ff0000′color & then create the following selection & then fill the selection with ‘fff568′ color & your image should look like as shown below [24]-Now go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur & use the following settings [25]-Now your image should look like as shown below [26]-Now like this create the others See below for Final Photoshop Output of this Tutorial.I hope this is a good tutorial & u can use these Photoshop Techniques in your Graphics Design Project adobe photoshop draw ing adobe photoshop effects adobe photoshop text effects Source: Photoshop Light Lamp Tutorial
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Photoshop Light Lamp Tutorial
Often business firms find it difficult to manage their huge data manipulation jobs and are compelled to outsource such jobs. In order to meet the deadlines in data entry jobs, the Business Processing Outsourcing (BPOs) units that are engaged in providing data entry services are offering their services in a fast, competitive and efficient manner.
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We just posted our editorial calendar of Webinars for the first half of 2010; everything from SEO to Social Media to Google Analytics and beyond. As I was looking at the fresh list last night, I realized that although any one of them is powerful, taken as a group they offer a huge competitive advantage. So here’s what I did: We’re now offering all six Webinars for 1/2 off
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There’s a press release on the BBC Press Office website that has some numbers for iPlayer over the last year that you might be interested in. Some of the release’s headline statements include: BBC iPlayer celebrates second birthday with record numbers reaching 88.2 million requests Top Gear most watched programme of the year on BBC iPlayer Figures reveal popularity of BBC shows by device New data suggests that people take BBC iPlayer to bed You can also see the use of iPlayer on mobile by time of day which is where, I imagine, the last statement comes from.
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BBC iPlayer second birthday stats
Last week flyte new media launched a new Web site for Albin, Randall and Bennett (ARB), certified public accountants and business consults with offices in Portland and Auburn, Maine . By organizing themselves into teams of specialists, each focusing on a specific industry , ARB stays up-to-date on the latest developments within their field; therefore learning how new developments may affect your individual business. While ARB serves many markets, they primarily focus on: Automotive , Construction , Credit Union & Financial Institution , Employee Benefit Plan , Manufacturing , and Not-for-Profit
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Maine CPA: Albin, Randall & Bennett Launch a New Web Site
So you’ve just unwrapped your Wii and connected it up to your glorious new 42″ plasma LCD television, but then … (Watch from about 4m 55s onwards) Apologies to any of you who’ve seen this before – a clip from a American shopping channel where the presenter does an admirable job of retaining his composure after breaking the item he’s trying to sell. I’ve actually never managed to break a television – a SNES joypad is the most significant item I’ve ever managed to damage, hurled at a wall in a fit of 10-year-old pique after losing at Street Fighter 2
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What not to do this Christmas
No, I’m not suggesting you use LinkedIn to spam prospective customers. Rather, I’m saying that it’s being done already with company’s and their affiliates setting up straw men (and, in this case, women) to drive traffic. I’m hoping that someone from LinkedIn will see this post and put some up some new barriers to keep LinkedIn spam to a minimum, before it becomes a real problem
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Whenever I go home to visit my parents, I always assume a handful of new roles — I become the after-dinner dishwasher, the family chauffeur, and appropriately, my parents’ personal tech support. As I go home for the holidays this week, I’ll likely be asked to help fix the webcam that “used to be there” or make the font size “so I can see it again.” I’ll also perform a few regular maintenance tasks that my parents don’t even know to ask about, such as running a virus scan, uninstalling unused applications and upgrading their software to the latest versions. I know this phenomenon isn’t unique to just my family
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Unofficial tech support returns home for the holidays
I wanted to point out the BBC Trust’s press release regarding its provisional approval for Project Canvas – although it was reported in the press yesterday it was actually published today. There are some interesting things to note in the release that highlight market impact and public value around Project Canvas but it’s worth reading the Provisional conclusions and public consultation document in full. There’s a period of consultation on the provisional conclusions that closes on 2 February 2010, after which the Trust will reach its final decision.
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Project Canvas gets provisional approval from the BBC Trust
To learn how to design and deliver better presentations, we need to pull from many educational sources. Books are good, but which ones? I don’t usually suggest PowerPoint or Keynote “how-to” books, but instead recommend reading books from various design and communication fields to stretch your knowledge and perspective
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10 non-PowerPoint books that can help you create better presentations
Wii; £24.99; cert 3+, Ubisoft When you think about it, it’s a bit strange that of all the music games the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises were the ones that broke out and became an international phenomenon. I’d imagine only a small percentage of those who have wielded the small, plastic axe are really that into rock – let alone have heard of the likes of Slayer. That so many have bought and played with a product so seemingly ill-suited to them suggests that the demand for these “party” games is huge.
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Just Dance for the Wii | Game review
On Saturdays, we survey the best public speaking articles from throughout the public speaking blogosphere . This review features topics including: cross-culture communication; editing your presentation by asking “why?”; addressing the elephant in the room; pitfalls to presenting with someone else’s slides; the growth of Death By PowerPoint; how a video camera will help you improve as a speaker; and a must-read parody: How the Grinch Spoke at Christmas .
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Public Speaking Tips: Weekend Review [2009-12-19]
In the post about the Audio and Music Interactive departmental the other day we covered Radio 1’s Meet the Listeners day where people could send in for free an MMS message of themselves to build up a picture of the station’s users (NB: The promised video is now live and very good too.) Ewan on the Mobile Industry Review website has written the critical (and be warned, fairly foul-mouthed) Radio 1 Free MMS day: Great idea, 3 years too late about the day.
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Round up: Friday 18 December 2009
The brilliant titles that somehow failed to grasp a position in our democratically devised super list… Well, most of the bases were covered during our controversial Top 50 rundown. Many of you were angered that so many GTA titles made it in, but then, they were immensely popular and fondly remembered titles – the sorts of games you play a lot despite yourself.
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The Gamesblog Top 50: the ten games that should have made it