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Data Collection For Industrial Scales   By: mel joelle
Weight data is used throughout many aspects of the manufacturing process. A pallet scale or a floor scale is used to weigh large items, such as totes or pallets, that are transported by truck, rail or air. Platform scales can be used for a similar purpose, usually with boxes, cartons, pails, or other types of containers.(read entire article)
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Category : Business

New Internet Protocol Could Add Torrent Capabilities To All Web Browsers   By: mel joelle
Currently, floating around the Internet there is a proposal to add a torrent header to Internet protocols. There are currently hundreds of protocols and file formats for the Internet. Some of the most familiar ones are HTTP, FTP, SSH, IRC, etc.(read entire article)
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Category : Marketing

Viral Marketing Where The Underdog Has A Chance   By: mel joelle
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog about how a certain NBA player was using viral marketing in the form of YouTube videos and a website to get fans to vote for him to be able to compete in the NBA Dunk Contest.(read entire article)
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Category : Marketing

News Flash The Surge Worked   By: mel joelle
Today on Face the Nation, Bob Schiefer of CBS News Interviewed Vice President Joe Biden. Biden recently returned from a trip to Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. During the interview, without any prompting or questioning from Schiefer, Biden said “… the surge has worked …”(read entire article)
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Category : Marketing

Prospect Management For New Mac Users   By: mel joelle
If you are in Sales and are new to the Mac, you probably have been a bit frustrated with what is available for Sales Prospect Management. I got my first Mac in February of 2007 and I love it. What is not to like?(read entire article)
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Category : Marketing

Alpaca Scales Used For Dual Purposes   By: mel joelle
Alpacas are animals that are closely related to llamas, and less closely related to camels. They originated in South America, especially in the Andes Mountains where their meat, and more importantly, the fiber from their coats was highly prized. Alpacas are raised by thousands of breeders, owners and small farmers in the United States.(read entire article)
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Category : Business

Kids Following In Dad's Footsteps   By: mel joelle
In a recent Baby Blues comic in the local newspaper Hamish, the outspoken/dare devil middle child bemoans the fact that his mother has thrown out his last pair of superhero underwear, only to be replaced by “plain white briefs with a striped waistband, just like you, Dad”. What is his ultimate lament? “It stinks to get old, huh?”(read entire article)
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Category : Business

Google Personalized Search Caution Be Careful How You Search   By: mel joelle
Do you own a business? Do you have a website for your business? Do you actively check where you are ranking on Google? Have you noticed that the results lately are not changing when you search terms that you regularly search for?(read entire article)
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Category : Marketing

Drum Scales Used For Automatic Filling   By: mel joelle
Millions of drums are filled with thousands of different types of materials. Almost every industry uses 55 gallon drums to store and transport liquids, slurries and powders. This includes the food industry for storage of ingredients and finished products. The pharmaceutical industry uses drums of materials throughout their operations. Almost any commercial or industrial facility can store cleaning materials, waxes and other products in these drums.(read entire article)
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Category : Business

Review Of Izakaya In The Borgata, Atlantic City, Nj   By: mel joelle
"I like to get people to try things they haven't eaten before," says executive chef Michael Schulson. You might recognize the handsome, sandy-haired chef from his Style Network series, Pantry Raid, or aspects of his food from the Buddakans in Philadelphia and New York, where he served as chef de cuisine and executive chef, respectively.(read entire article)
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Category : Entertainment