Fish Oil Supplements – Seafood Selector – Environmental Defense Fund
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Fish Oil for Omega 3, but are they all created equal? Nope, here is a list that shows which ones are the best.
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Inksaving Font – Download Ecofont | The Blade by Ron Schenone, MVP
Inksaving Font – Download Ecofont
Thursday, March 11th, 2010 by Ron Schenone at 4:32pm
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According to their web site, Ecofont can save anywhere from 20% to 25% of the ink or toner we use. Ecofont uses a font called Spranq_eco_sans_regular to perform the magic. So how does it work? It is actually fairly simple. Inside of the font itself are small circles that use no ink, but are invisible to the naked eye. The font blown up looks like this:
By setting the font as your default you can start saving on ink immediately.
Give it a try and see what you think.
Comments welcome.
via lockergnome.comintersting font idea to save ink by not filling in the letters completely.
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Zappos pranks itself for new ads
via 37signals.comFunny Zappos commercial/customer service question
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GE Water filter FAIL
Replacing the water filter on a refrigerator shouldn’t be a difficult thing to do. Finding the right filter should be even easier. Unfortunately with the GE Refrigerator, they have 5 filters that look the same, but don’t work interchangeably. Why would a company do this? It’s no wonder people never replace the filter, since it’s such a pain to find a store with the exact filter in a group of others that won’t work. GE #FAIL.
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Google Apps Marketplace now launched
The Google Apps Marketplace allows administrators to discover and purchase integrated third party cloud applications and deploy them to their domains. Applications listed in the Google Apps Marketplace integrate with Google Apps using open protocols. Once added, they then can be easily managed from your domain’s control panel and accessed by users through the same links as the Google Apps suite.
Editions included:
Standard, Premier and Education EditionsLanguages included:
US EnglishHow to access what’s new:
You can visit the Google Apps Marketplace directly at http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/home.You can also access it from your administrator control panel by clicking on ‘Add more services’ to see the option to shop the Marketplace.
To add an application from the Marketplace:
1) Click “Add it now”
2) Agree to the vendor’s Terms of Service
3) Grant access to the data that the app is requesting (some apps require data access, some don’t…so only grant access to apps you trust)
4) Turn it onFor more information:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/open-for-business-google-apps.html
http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/03/more-great-apps-for-google-apps.htmlGet these product update alerts by email
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Google Apps, gets apps
So Google Apps (http://www.google.com/apps/) is making it easier for other companies to create and sell applications that integrate to their Google Apps. Pretty awesome. The land rush now begins.
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[+2884] Social Networks As Persons (pic)
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