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At least a few of you surely know what I mean. The ones that have you screaming "do overs" in your sleep, trying to find a way to build a time machine, or even begging whatever Entity you believe in to PLEASE make it all better....

The type of mistakes that nag at you during the day and haunt you through the nights...(or leave you sitting up typing a blog that you're not 100% sure you will post.)

Surely a few of you know the ones....the ones that follow ...

Right now, perhaps the biggest “new job” in online media is the social media manager, and similarly the social media management company. Agencies all over are scrambling to create social media divisions and every major brand out there has been equally hurried to hire “experts” to assist them in this new empire of social media. All those “new media” and “affiliate ...

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I have worked on many websites using Joomla!, though my focus and attention has been focused on other responsibilities recently, my memory still serves me well. Regardless, here I’ll show you how to add content to a Joomla! page. Adding content or articles to a web-based CMS like Joomla! is all done online. I do believe there is a desktop application available but I’m not certain. To be able to post articles you will need to login to the user account that is allowed to post articles.
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I just recently purchased a MAC and with more and more people switching to Apple, importing your email is an important consideration.

Here’s how to do it with an open source utility named DbxConv.

1. Download DbxConv, unzip it into a new folder on your Windows desktop.

2. Find all your Outlook Express mailboxes which are *.dbx files and copy them into the same folder you created in the step above.

3. Then, Start Menu > Run, type in “cmd” ...

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1. Go to a Best Buy or any other store that carries a wide variety of computer parts and accessories. Ask the salesperson for a USB Hard Drive
Enclosure. They come in a 2 1/2 inch size for laptop hard drives
and a 3 1/2 inch size for the larger desktop hard drives.

2. Open the computer chassis to get the hard drive out of the broken computer.

3. Disconnect both cables that are attached to the back of the hard drive. Check for any screws which may still ...

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