Creating websites has indeed been one of the fastest means to earn money for living these days. With the use of modern technologies such as computers and the internet, there is no doubt that website creation has grown dramatically as a means of livelihood. Bloggers and advertisers benefit much in this business and money is easily achieved in this kind of business. However, this business is not that simple as it seems. There are also some things about it that are complicated. For example, many of us are not aware of wireless site survey software. What is this thing and what it does?

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If you’re using Windows Live Messenger, you’ll know that it’ll automatically stores your chat history in your computer so that you can access them anytime you want and find out what you’ve said a few weeks ago. That sounds quite useful but here’s a better tool.

IM History is a desktop app that helps users store their chat history online and allows them to view and access them online on their Web browsers using a one-click access from their PCs. Currently, IM History supports multiple IMs such as AIM, Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ, Pidgin, Miranda, Trillian, QIP, etc.

Before you IM History records your chat logs, you can upload and merge existing history archives. The impressive search feature enables you to search for chat logs by bookmarks and links, word/phrase or by contact. You can even create a metacontact for your multi-IM chat buddies or edit the contact details.

There are tons of website value calculators out there on the web and none of them are special to me – just taking into account of basic features such as technorati authority rank, alexa rank, Google Pagerank, number of backlinks from major search engines, website history and many more. Some of these estimators include WebsiteValueCalculator, YourWebsiteValue and Dane Carloson’s project using Technorati API.

You might have heard one of them before but there is one new start-up called Stimator which really impressed me at first look especially its wonderful interface. Touted as a “A Real-Time Website Value Estimator”, this free tool enables you to find out how much your website is worth by grabbing data from multiple sources such as the stock market taken from Yahoo Finance (I don’t think any developer have implemented this great idea).

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If you don’t have any Adobe software to manipulate your PDF documents, then I would suggest you to head to MergePDF which helps you combine multiple PDF files together for free and quickly. Since it comes free, it definitely has some limitations such as a maximum of 10 input files and individual file size must be 5MB.

Also, all uploaded files are immediately removed from the database after you’ve downloaded your combined PDF document due to security issues. MergePDF comes in handy especially if you access PDF documents frequently and sometimes when people send you a file in different parts, you can easily merge it using this useful and simple tool.

Another alternative tool is the popular PDFHammer. Not only does it provides a similar feature of merging documents, it’s also a web-based application that helps users re-arrange pages in any way you want and delte individual pages.

The world’s most popular free desktop mapping software – Google Earth, said on Monday that there are releasing an advanced 3-D mapping technology that enables users or even geographers to explore the amazing underwater world as if you’re swimming. The folks there said that you can even swim through undersea canyons as deep as the Mariana Trench and encounter creatures like a critically endangered, prehistoric fish called the coelacanth.

To starting using this new feature, you would have to head to the Google Earth website and download the Google Earth 5.0 beta. Next, put a check mark next to the ‘Oceans’ layer in the Google Earth software.

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Want to make your tweet stands out in your followers’ timeline, well some Twitterers would capitalize several words to emphasis it or just the first letter of each word. Here’s another useful tip that helps your followers to notice your tweets much easier. That is by inserting cool characters such as a heart shape, an aeroplane, happy face and even the rook, knight and pawn symbols found in the International chess.

Known as TwitterKeys, you can select from over 100 different characters from this collection and copy and paste it in your tweet. It’s developed by Boris and Sander of The Next Web.

Most of you might have heard of iStock which features a large collection of stock photography. Of course, you would have to pay for them if you want the watermark to be removed. It doesn’t comes cheap – prices range from $1 to $27. If you don’t want to burn a hole in your pocket to get these images, then I would suggest you to try out a website called Photl.

It provides exclusive high resolution images and was touted as the “the owner and distributor of the largest collection of exclusive free photos”. You might wonder if it’s illegal to download these photos but as the founder explains on the site “All the photo images are subject to extended license on usage (Extended Royalty Free). They are absolutely free and are intended to be used in commercial activity.”

Comes in eight different languages, Photl enables you to search for stock photos which are taken by professional photographers. Users can filter their search by selecting the colors they particularly want and sort the results by number of downloads and date of download. This free service only limits up to 45MB but I bet you’ll hit the target easily as the photos there have large sizes. You can select three different sizes before you download (small – 1280X1024, medium – 1920X1440 and large – 4368X2912).

Photl also makes you search experience a better one by showing you the related keywords to your search. This allows you to browse similar images.

Hightech Writing Aid For Students

Written by admin on August 3rd, 2011 in Direct Post, Internet, Services.

It is but normal for students sometimes to have a hard time making their writing activities and assignments. This is because writing in fact is a very technical ability that requires enough knowledge about target language and source language and grammar and all aspects of language you can think of. This is the reason why there are some students that are not that good in writing and thus are very much worried about passing subjects or courses that involves writing. It is a good thing that a hightech writing aid for students was created. Today, with the use of the internet, online writing services can now be availed by students at a very affordable and reasonable price.

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Watching Adult Content in Moderation

Written by admin on June 30th, 2011 in Direct Post.

Whenever you watch those “videos de sexo” or any other related pornographic materials online, it doesn’t make you an instant pervert at all. Perhaps you are just curious about the wide coverage of the adult industry and adult entertainment. You could be also curious on how a typical sexual act is done; not to mention those “hardcore” scenes on those particular adult videos.

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Posting job opportunities and projects over the Internet can be interesting in such a way that there are so many bidders would respond to it. But what are the best pointers that you can apply whenever you wanted to choose a good professional that you will eventually hire from those construction leads on the job opportunity you’ve posted over the Internet?

If you are on a tight budget for the completion on the said budget, perhaps you should consider those bidders with minimum asking price for the project to be done. I’m sure the outcome of this strategy will not be consistent on the positive side. But sometimes, you could actually find the best professionals with minimal asking price whenever they bid on a project. Not to mention that in some cases, the professional you’ve eventually chosen delivers quality results and project outputs.

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