Protect Your ClickBank "Thank You" Page

April 11, 2008

Selling digital products on ClickBank is a great way to earn extra income, and link up with affiliates from all over the Internet.  When you first set up your account and create your sales page and thank you page, there really isn’t any security built in to keep people from trying to figure out your [...]

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Amazing Artist – Autism and the Human Camera

March 22, 2008

I came across a video of Stephen Wiltshire, a London artist who is an absolutely amazing artist.  He’s able to look at something once, and draw it in amazing detail days later. In this video, he’s taken up in a helicopter over the City of Rome and given a 45-minute aerial tour of the city.  [...]

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Windows XP SP3 and HD Audio

February 12, 2008

I recently was playing around with Windows XP SP3 (build 3264) and I slipstreamed the service pack into my Windows XP install media to make installing a new build easier (SP3 would already be installed). Normally, it’s a pretty straightforward process, however with SP3 (at least the RC build I was using) didn’t take HD [...]

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Baby Middle Names

January 28, 2008

Having three children, my wife and I named our children months ahead of time to (with names picked out if they were a boy or girl) and I never really gave much thought to how difficult a task that could be.  We have a few sets of friends who are a few years behind us [...]

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Top IT Certifications for 2008

January 23, 2008

Many companies are already chomping at the bit to take advantage of many of the features Windows Server 2008 offers, such as improvements to Terminal Services, Server Virtualization and security enhancements including bitlocker and read-only domain controllers for branch-office type installations.  Many of the services and features included in Windows Server 2008 will be able [...]

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Quite Disturbing even if Remotely True

January 22, 2008

A friend recently sent me a link to a movie called ZeitGeist, which is a very interesting analysis of everything from the origins of religion to the 9/11 attacks, to everyone eventually being v-chipped with RFID tags to track everything from movement to spending habits. I have mixed feelings about the contents of the video, [...]

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Microsoft Outlook 2003 Training – New Release!

January 8, 2008

Palaestra Training has just released a new training series: Microsoft Outlook 2003 Training. This is an exciting series, from our new instructor, Sid Miller. Sid is an Office expert that really makes it easy to learn all of the features Outlook has to offer. Whether your a home user or business user, chances are you’re [...]

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A+ Certification Exam Overview and Study Tips

January 4, 2008

Palaestra Training recently added some great information on CompTIA A+ Certification Training, studying for the exams and what to expect when you take the exam. For some people, the CompTIA A+ exam is their very first experience taking a certification exam, so it’s important to understand the process, how to register and what to expect [...]

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How well does Your Website Rank?

January 2, 2008

I’ve been online since I was an early teenager back in the early to mid 80′s, running Bulletin Boards (BBS) years before the Internet.  I was on Prodigy and CompuServe years before most of my friends had even heard of the Internet. Once the Internet became mainstream, I became involved in web design and really [...]

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Windows Vista SP1 Review

December 21, 2007

Well I’ve been using Vista SP1 for a few days now, and I have to admit I think it’s brought some improvements to the overall user experience. I was about ready to scrap Vista because of the annoying little things that just flat-out shouldn’t be there (i.e. getting a spinning hourglass when creating a folder). [...]

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