Showing posts with label Famous. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Famous. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2009

One Million Business Navigator

Orlando Sentinel
- 15 Aug. 2009
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Added Ken Berger, president of the nonprofit watchdog group Charity Navigator, "everybody gets very comfortable, settled in. ...
The Associated Press
- 13 Aug. 2009
- 13 Aug. 2009
The nonprofit, which carries a top, four-star ranking from nonprofit analyst Charity Navigator, has lost about 40 percent of its $9 million annual budget. ...
Globe and Mail
- 11 Aug. 2009
- 11 Aug. 2009
In the car business, proof of success is easy enough to see, though. New models that come out of any makeover, if they are stylish, well-built, ...
Dispatch Online
- 08 Aug. 2009
- 08 Aug. 2009
These resources are valuable, but what if one is feeling overwhelmed with all the new social media technologies that are available? Where does one begin and ..

Monday, July 6, 2009

Hot Trends for books

CNN
- Jul 02, 2009
- Jul 02, 2009
By Stephanie Elam Xavier Helgesen of Better World Books and his partners say they have a small business plan others can follow. ...
New York Times
- Jul 06, 2009
- 11 hours ago
In 1982 his widow gave some 1600 drawings, prints and books on set design to the Morgan Library & Museum. About 50 of these drawings, including two by Mr. ...
Los Angeles Times
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- Jul 06, 2009
- 5 hours ago
Shokatfard, whose wife teaches at the 186th Street school, came up with the idea for the book Their book is filled with colorful artwork and includes a ...
Examiner.com
- Jul 03, 2009
- Jul 03, 2009
Better World Books believes that books are a renewable resource. They supports book drives and collects used books and textbooks through a network of over

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Famous Bookmarks

Pastebud, a bookmarklet/webapp combo that works around the lack of a copy or paste function in the iPhone and iPod touch, has just gone live. And it's surprisingly elegant and painless, with a few small hitches.
Update: Pastebud's servers seem to be getting a solid traffic hit this morning, so the page, and service, might be hit-and-miss for a while after this post. Also, a note about copying email text is added below.
At its heart, Pastebud is two bookmarklets—COPY and PASTE, naturally—that you install in your mobile Safari browser. If you sync your iPhone/touch to grab bookmarks from a desktop browser like Safari or Internet Explorer, it's easier to just head to Pastebud's site, drag the bookmarklets to your browser toolbar, and sync your device. If not, you can still head to Pastebud's site in mobile Safari and add the bookmarks, but you'll have to manually edit them to remove all the formatting before the javascript: code—something users of the Instapaper bookmarking app are all too familiar with.
Once you've installed the bookmarks (and probably re-arranged them higher in your list), you can head to any web page containing text you want to copy to a web form or email. Hit the "COPY" bookmark, and all the page text gets sent to Pastebud and put into a JavaScript-powered applet, where you select the particular text to copy by tapping and dragging to select.
If you have this bookmark in your site you are a lucky person.