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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest-ever self-made billionaire on Forbes magazine’s annual billionaires list. Zuckerberg, 23, who has an estimated net worth of $1.5 billion, founded Facebook in 2004 from his dorm room at Harvard.

While high school and college students make up the core group of Facebook users, it’s capturing the interest of more people 35 and older — particularly those in business.

“This is a key market for Facebook. When you think about the 26 million small businesses in the United States alone, there’s an upside to that,” says Brian Moran, president of the Moran Media Group, a New Jersey publisher of magazines and online materials for small businesses.

Facebook works like most social networking sites. The main objective is to build your network. For entrepreneurs, this network can become a resource they can tap for ideas, for help solving business challenges, and to market products and services.

But unlike LinkedIn, the preferred networking site for business professionals, Facebook's more casual approach can make someone looking to do business feel uncomfortable.

"The concern for people is, I don't want to mix business with personal," says Moran, whom I met on Facebook through a query I posted seeking people using Facebook as a business tool. "Social media is like the Wild West. People are moving online en masse. But they're trying to figure out what works for them."

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Here are five tips that can help you use Facebook effectively as a business tool:

1. Narrow your market by researching each of Facebook's demographics. This will help you target the right audience.

2. Learn to use tools and applications on Facebook that can help you market your business, such as Facebook Video and business cards.

3. Include detailed information about your business in your profile.

4. Use Facebook as a place to educate. Some people may be interested in your business but may not know much about it.

5. Find people you already know. This is the quickest way to build your network and develop potential clients.

Sources: Gail Sideman, Publiside; Walter Schwabe, FusedLogic Inc.; Jeff Larche, EC-Connection

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Over sale RSS feeds-Sedo has been appointed by Torex Retail Holdings (Torex(TM)) to oversee the sale of rss.com. With the development of the Internet, Really Simple Syndication (RSS) has emerged as the industry standard term which describes the delivery of automated news feeds over the web. With over 3,810,000,000 page results for ‘rss’ in Google, businesses can use the name as a powerful asset to attract new customers, boost search engine rankings and grow online advertising revenues. Since being parked and monetised through Sedo, the name averages 20,000 unique views a month. Rss.com is planned to go up for auction on www.greatdomains.com in October with a $750,000 USD reserve. Buyers can submit their interest either by contacting Sedo directly or by visiting www.sedo.co.uk and searching for the Internet domain name

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I am not particular with brand what i have to look for is features of a particular things that can be useful to me like Sanyo on Tuesday announced the upcoming release of its 7-inch digital photo frame, the HNV-M70, featuring a 16:9 aspect ratio and LCD resolution of 800×480 pixels. The ALBO-series frame has the ability to display JPEG- or BMP-format photos sent to it via e-mail or text from cellphones or uploaded via more traditional methods. A built-in 802.11b/g Wi-Fi module and network support allows users to sync their photo collections from web-based albums such as Picasa Web Album and Photo Warehouse. The frame also supports RSS feeds, capable of receiving and displaying updates from up to 10 different websites.

step by step guide for Kaspersky Antivirus 2009

Before getting started you must have Kaspersky Antivirus 2009/Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 installed on one machine having internet access, you will be getting the downloaded update files from this computer.

1. Right click on the Kaspersky application icon in taskbar tray and select Settings.
2. Then choose Update from the left menu bar.
3. Now From the right side select Settings button and go to Additional tab.
4. Check the checkbox Copy updates to folder.
5. Define a new output folder using Browse button.
6. Click OK to save settings.
7. Now run Update and it will copy the update database files in the folder you defined in Step 5.
8. Now copy all the files from the folder to a Removable drive or target computer you want to update.

Now to update targeted computer.

1. Right click on the Kaspersky application icon in taskbar tray and select Settings.
2. Then choose Update from the left menu bar.
3. Now From the right side select Settings button and make sure you are in Source tab.
4. Uncheck the checkbox Kaspersky Lab’s update servers and click on Add link.
5. Browse the folder on local drive or removable drive containing the downloaded update database files, saved in previous step.
6. Click OK to save settings.
7. Run Update and that’s it.

making a dicision is vital

Get in the habit of making smart choices now, and you’ll develop a pattern of behavior that will stand you in good stead the rest of your life.

* Make smart choices. You can do anything you want, but you can’t do everything you want. Decide what’s important to you, and pursue that. And remember to leave time for yourself.
* When you want to buy something, ask yourself “Do I need it?” If you think you do, then wait. Don’t buy on impulse. Write the object of your desire on a piece of paper and pin it to the wall. Look at it every day for a week. If, at the end of the week, you still think you need it, then consider purchasing it.

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Take care of yourself. Your mother isn’t around to remind you to brush your teeth. Nobody’s going to scold you for eating three bowls of Cap’n Crunch. Self-discipline is more important now than it ever has been in your life.

* Go to class. You’re in college to learn. Everyone skips now and then, but don’t make it a habit. What you learn and do now will have a profound impact on the rest of your life.
* Get involved. Staying busy staves off boredom. It also helps you build skills and form social networks that will last a lifetime. Try out for a play. Join the astronomy club. Write for the school paper. Find something that sounds fun to you and do it. Take risks!
* Stay active. A healthy body costs far less to maintain than an unhealthy body. You don’t have to do much to avoid gaining weight in college. A walk around campus each day will probably do it.
* Eat healthy. It’s possible to eat well on a small budget if you know what you’re doing.
* Limit vices. Beer, cigarettes, and pot are expensive. They also screw with your body and mind. Take it easy on the vices. There’s nothing wrong with a drink or two on Friday night, but don’t go overboard.
* Learn the art of the Cheap Date. The student’s guide to cheap dates suggests:

o Take advantage of mother nature
o Go for coffee
o Use CitySearch to track down cheap food and activities
o Attend campus events

* Have fun. Your college years will be some of the best of your life. It’s trite, but true. Make the most of them.

campus smart move

It seems like there are a hundred thing competing for your money. It’s hard to know what to do. Here are some smart ways to save money on campus.

* Buy used textbooks. You’re just going to sell them back at the end of the term. (Or end up wishing you had done so five years from now.) You don’t need new textbooks.
* Skip spring break. Forget the long road trips. You can have a lot of fun for cheap close to campus. (My college used to organize economical group trips; yours probably does, too.) You might be surprised at how fun it can be to stay on campus, too.
* Live without a car. Cars are expensive: gas, maintenance, insurance, registration, parking. Stick close to campus. Learn to use mass transit. Find a friend who has a car.
* Don’t hang out with big spenders. Some kids have parents with deep pockets. Other kids are well down the road to financial trouble. Hanging out with them can lead you to spend more than you can afford.
* Take advantage of campus activities. There’s always something to do. Attend free movie festivals. Pay a few bucks to see the local symphony every month. Support the sports teams. Attend lecture series. Get the most from your student ID!

manage your money

Now that you’re on your own, you might be tempted to spend money on all the things your parents wouldn’t let you have before. Go slow. If you play it smart, you can avoid the sort of money troubles that plague many young adults.

* Join a credit union. Don’t just sign up for a random bank giving away t-shirts or frisbees at registration. Track down a credit union in town, or do some research into online banks.
* Don’t get a credit card unless you absolutely need one. Don’t be a sucker. Those guys sitting behind the sign-up table are not there to help you. They’re there to make money.
* Avoid non-academic debt. It might seem like a good idea to put that Xbox on a credit card, but it’s not. Focus on developing good money skills with cash. Worry about credit later.
* Save and then splurge. If you decide you must have that Xbox, then save for it. Wait until you can pay cash.
* Pay your bills on time. Basic advice, but it’s surprising how many people lose track of things. If you pay your bills as they arrive, you won’t have to worry about forgetting them.

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It sure looks enough like what we've been seeing lately to be any / all of the above. Regardless, we'll know the truth real, real soon.Try to check the drill you know the drill here. This may be the painstaking result of some CAD-school-dropout's nights home alone, or the latest in cheap o knock-offs from the Far East. You may be looking at a Photo shop sparkled together from newspaper clippings, puppy dog tears, and Steve Jobs' fever-dreams.

Blogger Is Capable Of Exploring New Content?

Blogger is capable of exporting new content in RSS. Based on XML, RSS is an increasingly popular format used by thousands of technology-oriented news sites such as CNN, The New York Times, Salon, Slashdot and Wired News, and well as thousands of weblogs.

Cleveland said Google will likely use Blogger to develop sophisticated searches that utilize the rich metadata inherent in the RSS feeds from weblogs: who wrote what and when, what it linked to, what linked to it and its level of popularity with Web surfers.

Cleveland said the search tool his company built for Blogger did exactly this kind of indexing on individual posts, in real time.

"By doing this we were taking a couple of baby steps down the road of what some have called the semantic Web -- a Web ... where computers can understand, at some level, the meaning and context of a Web page or blog post," he explained in an e-mail.

Cleveland said in addition to using RSS metadata, the company planned to add ways to factor in Web traffic statistics. "We would look not only at what was written, but what was viewed and how people got there," he said.

Cleveland said the technology could allow Web surfers to find not just breaking news stories, but those highly ranked by the weblogging community. In addition, those stories could be accompanied by the best comments made by popular webloggers, or those writing in a certain language or from a particular country.

Are You Using Blogcatalog?

Since its early beginnings, Bloggers Unite has truly evolved into a member-driven social awareness campaign that is conceived, promoted, and supported by tens of thousands of bloggers,” says Antony Berkman, president of BlogCatalog.com. “We are thrilled that their hard work has attracted the attention, admiration, and support of Amnesty International. Last year, BlogCatalog.com has evolved from a blog directory into a member-driven online community for bloggers. More than 100,000 approved bloggers interact on BlogCatalog every day.

How On Earth Will I Make Money?

How on earth will I make money with this great website name? Making money, making money, making money, that's the whole point, right? Well, mostly the whole point. I mean, if you get an idea for making money, and make enough of it (Enough money? Are you kidding? Is there really such a thing?), then you might feel benevolent enough to give a chunk of that money away to a good cause, or two. Why not send me some unique money making ideas for my site. Something not too labor intensive (I've got a wife and two small children to deal with at home, so my free time is minimal). Come up with a great idea, that's easy to understand, and inexpensive to promote. I'll post the best ideas on this site. Then we can have a vote and pick the best of the best. I don't know how you can send me your ideas. Eventually, I'd like to have a way to let you submit online where your idea is captured in a database that I can check, so I don't get majorly spammed. Know how to set something like that up? Tell me!!!

Start Your Own Home Based Business

I got two businesses in that time period. In the first business, I ran after school enrichment classes. I hired a staff and they taught the classes. It was a great headache. Every afternoon I was worried that I’d get a call that a teacher did not show up. As upsetting was the fact that even though I signed up a lot of schools at which to run classes many of these schools could not fill the classes so even though I took the time to find the teacher for the class the class didn’t run. Two people were upset, me and the teacher. A little more than two years ago, I started a second business. This business so far has been more successful. I’m developing curriculum and offering professional development. (Before I began my first business I worked for a doctorate in Curriculum, Teaching and Educational Policy.) I’ve been fortunate to have some of my writing published in the last year. But, you are completly correct, it’s not easy. Sometimes I think I’m over motivated, it’s now 7pm and I’ve gotten up once since I sat down after lunch at 1:15pm. Fortunately, I enjoy what I do. (I’m having a good time writing this comment, and I very much consider it marketing. I’m hoping that readers will check out my blog.)

Loss Privacy Data Capturing

living life through data and capturing equipment can lead to a true loss of privacy. Let's explore this dichotomy a bit further.We do not have to miss our kids' activities, family events or other social activities because of work. Instead, we show up, while still being able to coordinate work matters through our handheld. While it may be annoying to have to deal with work matters while at a non-work event (and it can be annoying to others when they have to overhear our work calls or when they face our work distraction), at least we can make it to that event.Teleworking has a number of advantages. It cuts down on lost commute time, decreases traffic congestion and related pollution, and it allows workers to be closer to home to attend to family and other personal matters. Furthermore, in the event of a disaster, the fact that workers are not at their places of employment increases the chances that these teleworking can continue the functions of their company.

Get Access With MySpace Karaoke

MySpace Karaoke - once clicked, immediately allows users to record on MySpace itself without performing any other computer tasks."MySpace Karaoke is a great way for the MySpace community to express themselves, share their musical talents, and connect around shared interests--the type of interaction MySpace has encouraged and fostered since its inception," said Nimrod Lev, senior vice president of MySpace Karaoke. "In less than six months since its launch, over 4 million users have visited MySpace Karaoke, and there are over 500,000 recordings, making it the largest karaoke venue in the world."MySpace entered licensing partnerships with all the major and independent labels to provide MySpace Karaoke users with access to thousands of licensed tracks. Right now, the most popular song on the service is "Kindly Unspoken," in the style of Kate Voegele. It's a sight to behold.

Translation Dictionary

Dictionary software and babylon's translation offers results from a database of 1,400 sources in 75 languages. The database includes 25 professional dictionaries in 17 languages developed by Babylon's own linguistic team: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hebrew, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Russian, Korean, Swedish, Greek, Arabic and Turkish.In addition, Babylon offers add-on premium content from world-renowned dictionary publishers, including Oxford University Press, Britannica, Merriam-Webster, Larousse, Vox, Langenscheidt, Pons, Van Dale, Melhoramentos and Taishukan. Babylon is sold worldwide in over 168 countries with a user base of over 40 million desktop installations.Babylon corporate customers include industry leaders such as Avnet, Daimler Chrysler, Ericsson, Ernst & Young, Fujitsu Siemens, Gillette/Braun, IBM, John Deere, Lufthansa, Motorola, Nestlé France, Océ, Petrobras, Philips, UBS, Xerox and many more.

Flash Gamers Report

According to some industry estimates, online gamers are already playing about 200 million rounds of Flash games each month. The question is...Can online gaming and advertising co-exist, or will gamers tune out the ad-supported games at too intrusive? Google will soon find out, with the beta rollout of AdSense for Games software. Before launching the beta, Google reportedly tested in-game ads with partners that included Playfish, the creator of games such as "Who Has the Biggest Brain?" on Facebook.