Cost-effective Divorces

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Cost-Effective Data-Storage for 3G
Phones

Cost-Effective Data-Storage for 3G
Phones 04/13/2004 03:28 AM
3G Apr 13 2004 7:17AM GMT

Cost-effective, Entry-level PoC Server
from WT

Cost-effective, Entry-level PoC Server
from WT 06/17/2005 03:17 PM
Wireless Technologies (WT) announced immediate availability of PoC Starter Edition, an entry-level PoC-server for small businesses. [PRWEB Jun 15, 2005]

Cost-Effective Cellular Aggregation for
3G Networks

Cost-Effective Cellular Aggregation for
3G Networks 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
3G Jan 21 2004 8:34AM GMT

Consultant recommends Macs as more cost
effective

Consultant recommends Macs as more cost
effective 02/10/2004 03:00 AM
With a recent study by the Yankee Group stating that many small to medium sized businesses are wary of Microsoft's motives, consultant Kevin Ledgister is encouraging small businesses to consider Macs running Mac OS X as an alternative...

Opteron can be a more cost effective
offering. It depends

Opteron can be a more cost effective
offering. It depends 02/11/2004 10:51 AM
ZDNet Feb 11 2004 3:44PM GMT

Partner: The Guide to Cost Effective
Business

Partner: The Guide to Cost Effective
Business 01/03/2005 05:19 PM
Explore powerful options available to mid-sized companies

S3 Graphics, Bring Cost-Effective HDTV
Multimedia Cards

S3 Graphics, Bring Cost-Effective HDTV
Multimedia Cards 09/08/2004 09:14 AM
Club 3D, a European graphics card vendor, and S3 Graphics, a graphics processors designer, recently announced the release of a graphics card that is equipped with TV tuner in addition to HDTV and multimedia capabilities, targeting entry-level multimedia-enabled graphics card. “The introduction of OmniChrome solutions in Europe by Club-3D is an important event for both our companies and further reinforces our commitment to supply the important European PC graphics market place with high quality, feature rich PC graphics products,” said Dr. Gerry Liu, VP of Marketing at S3 Graphics.

Club 3D OmniChrome S4 is based on S3 OmniChrome S4, a chip that is sometimes referred as GammaChrome S4, clocked at 350MHz, is equipped with 128MB of 600MHz DDR memory, on-board 1216/1236ME TV tuner from Philips Electronics along with HDTV VIVO capabilities. Retail package will include a remote control and feature a software bundle that includes InterVideo’s latest revisions of WinDVR, WinDVD and WinDVD Creator. The Club 3D OmniChrome S4 is likely to be positioned to serve entry-level market segment, where ATI currently offers its ALL-IN-WONDER 9200 and ALL-IN-WONDER 9200 SE products.

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RAD Introduces Cost-Effective Cellular
Aggregation Solutions for 3G Networks

RAD Introduces Cost-Effective Cellular
Aggregation Solutions for 3G Networks 01/19/2004 03:07 PM
ECTA Portal Jan 19 2004 6:37PM GMT

AXIOMTEK Introduces New Cost-Effective
Panel PC For Industrial Applications

AXIOMTEK Introduces New Cost-Effective
Panel PC For Industrial Applications 03/22/2005 04:48 PM
Panel 1150-675 PC Offers Higher Performance Using Axiomtek’s SBC83675 Petit Embedded Computing Platform [PRWEB Mar 21, 2005]

AXIOMTEK Launches a Cost-effective
Industrial Automation Controller with
10.4” TFT LCD

AXIOMTEK Launches a Cost-effective
Industrial Automation Controller with
10.4” TFT LCD 06/05/2005 11:15 PM
AXIOMTEK reveals its industrial-grade 5U rackmount workstation, the ICS-410V, with a 10.4” TFT LCD, 14-slot PCI/ISA backplance, and ATX motherboard [PRWEB Jun 1, 2005]

m2o Provides Cost-Effective Conversion
Technology for Companies Moving to Java
Environments

m2o Provides Cost-Effective Conversion
Technology for Companies Moving to Java
Environments 09/08/2004 02:53 AM
m2o offers customers worldwide a fast and efficient way to modernize legacy CA-IDEAL systems with the conversion of application interfaces to Java [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Traffic-power.com is Leading the Way
with the Most Cost Effective Internet
Advertising and Marketing Programs

Traffic-power.com is Leading the Way
with the Most Cost Effective Internet
Advertising and Marketing Programs 04/14/2005 02:12 AM
Helping our clients with their search engine optimization, and showing a remarkable improvement to the visibility and popularity of their web site and site traffic [PRWEB Apr 14, 2005]

eCompany offers SMEs enhanced
cost-effective Internet solutions deal

eCompany offers SMEs enhanced
cost-effective Internet solutions deal 07/10/2004 06:14 AM
AME Info Jul 10 2004 10:32AM GMT

SUSS MicroTec Unveils the NPS300: An
Innovative NanoPatterning Stepper for
Cost Effective Volume Production of

SUSS MicroTec Unveils the NPS300: An
Innovative NanoPatterning Stepper for
Cost Effective Volume Production of 04/05/2005 06:16 AM
ZDNet India Apr 5 2005 10:23AM GMT

New OmniCheck Monitoring System Provides
Cost-Effective, Redundant Check on
Temperature and Belt Speed in
Electrovert Reflow Ovens

New OmniCheck Monitoring System Provides
Cost-Effective, Redundant Check on
Temperature and Belt Speed in
Electrovert Reflow Ovens 03/14/2005 04:15 PM
Speedline Technologies’ new OmniCheck monitoring system delivers a cost-effective, redundant check on process temperatures and conveyor belt speed for its Electrovert line of reflow ovens. [PRWEB Feb 23, 2005]

Mesopia.com introducing new cost
effective and cutting-edge load
balancing web hosting solutions for
small to medium size businesses.

Mesopia.com introducing new cost
effective and cutting-edge load
balancing web hosting solutions for
small to medium size businesses. 09/04/2004 03:03 AM
Mesopia.com is introducing its new cost-effective load balanced web hosting solutions for small to medium size businesses. [PRWEB Sep 4, 2004]

Thompson Automotive Labs Introduces the
Industry's Fastest, Easiest, and Most
Cost-Effective Program for Identifying
Misfires: A Lab Scope Based Tool That’s
As Easy as Pressing a Button!

Thompson Automotive Labs Introduces the
Industry's Fastest, Easiest, and Most
Cost-Effective Program for Identifying
Misfires: A Lab Scope Based Tool That’s
As Easy as Pressing a Button! 03/30/2005 03:56 AM
Thompson Automotive Labs, an automotive diagnostic tool company announces A.C.E. Misfire Detective. Automotive diagnostic software that accurately identifies misfires quickly and accurately, saving diagnostic time, reducing misdiagnosis, increasing preventative maintenance sales and overall profits. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

Avocent Introduces a Wireless VGA
Expansion Solution for Pioneer
Industrial Plasma Panels Eliminates
need for PC at each plasma for
efficient, cost effective digital
signage connectivity

Avocent Introduces a Wireless VGA
Expansion Solution for Pioneer
Industrial Plasma Panels Eliminates
need for PC at each plasma for
efficient, cost effective digital
signage connectivity 06/10/2004 03:08 AM
Avocent Wireless, a division of Avocent Corporation (Nasdaq: AVCT) today announced the world’s first wireless VGA plug-in module for Pioneer Electronics’ PDP-504CMX and PDP-434CMX plasma panels. A demonstration of the new Avocent technology can be seen in Pioneer’s booth #1055 at the InfoComm show June 9-11 in Atlanta. [PRWEB Jun 10, 2004]

After Age 40, Wives Seek 2 of 3 Divorces
(AP)

After Age 40, Wives Seek 2 of 3 Divorces
(AP) 05/26/2004 07:48 PM
AP - Two-thirds of divorces after age 40 are initiated by wives, debunking the myth of an older man divorcing his wife for a younger woman, a new survey shows. "That obviously happens, but mostly it's women who are asking for the divorce," said Steve Slon, editor of AARP the Magazine, on Tuesday. The magazine will publish the results Thursday in its July-August issue.

eBay divorces from Microsoft's Passport

eBay divorces from Microsoft's Passport 12/31/2004 02:04 AM
Xinhua News Agency Dec 31 2004 6:17AM GMT

Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap

Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap 07/13/2004 03:08 AM
The Low Cost domain specialists have now revealed there latest website at www.domainspecialist.net . Bringing you fast slickly designed and easy to navigate domain buying and website hosting. The new site offers the user more choices when ordering there domain names, copyrighting or website hosting. DomainSpecialist.net is part of the IAAM Group of Companies situated at www.ItsAllAboutMarketing.com . domain Specialist is rivaling all UK Domain providers by offering a much higher class service, cheaper prices on the same products and above all else a total internet solution. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2004]

Calculate The Estimated Fuel Cost Of
Your Trip - Fuel Cost Calculator

Calculate The Estimated Fuel Cost Of
Your Trip - Fuel Cost Calculator 03/28/2005 08:11 AM
Calculate The Estimated Fuel Cost Of Your Trip - Fuel Cost Calculator
http://www.fuelcostcalculato r.com/

Using current gasoline prices from AAA's daily, online Fuel Gauge Report, as well as the latest highway fuel economy ratings from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the AAA Fuel Cost Calculator estimates the amount and cost of gasoline needed to complete a vacation trip. Although the total number of miles driven and prices paid for gasoline during your trip may vary from the estimates provided, the AAA Fuel Cost Calculator is intended to help you determine the cost of fuel needed to complete a vacation drive.

Effective XML

Effective XML 12/02/2003 01:27 AM

Transhumanism and effective use of the
Web

Transhumanism and effective use of the
Web 03/14/2005 06:29 PM
More than Human - Ramez Naam's site promoting his new book (about emerging technologies for engineering human biology, more or less), has excerpts, a list of upcoming appearances, and even a full-fledged blog linking to articles and commentary that might be of interest to people curious about the book's transhumanist ideas. Now this is the way to do it.

Define "effective"

Define "effective" 05/07/2004 02:45 PM

CAN-SPAM not seen to be effective

CAN-SPAM not seen to be effective 12/27/2004 10:43 AM
A year after the U.S. Congress passed the first federal antispam law, observers see no evidence that it has cut the amount of unwanted commercial e-mail arriving in U.S. residents' inboxes

Effective e-gov: think customers

Effective e-gov: think customers 06/14/2004 11:05 PM
Computer Weekly Jun 15 2004 1:18AM GMT

Effective C++, Third Edition

Effective C++, Third Edition 06/17/2005 03:47 PM

Effective Finance Management

Effective Finance Management 12/15/2003 08:12 AM
marcus evans Dec 15 2003 7:09AM ET

How Effective Is Your Keyword Research?

How Effective Is Your Keyword Research? 08/30/2004 01:46 PM
Source: ClickZ - Keyword analysis can be performed on three levels: keyword research tools, web analytics software, and site search engines. Data-mining all three levels provides site owners with the full perspective of how target audiences find the information on...

Looksmart Australia, How Effective is
it?

Looksmart Australia, How Effective is
it? 12/07/2002 08:31 AM
Looklistings in the land down under.

Effective Email Communication

Effective Email Communication 07/21/2004 09:41 PM
WebDevInfo Jul 22 2004 0:11AM GMT

Using XHTML/CSS for an Effective SEO
Campaign

Using XHTML/CSS for an Effective SEO
Campaign 01/07/2004 07:10 PM
Improve your search engine ranking by harnessing the benefits of well-authored XHTML and using CSS to boost your code-to-content ratio.

Effective Practices Clearinghouse

Effective Practices Clearinghouse 01/22/2004 07:10 AM
ACRL's Effective Practices Clearinghouse
http://www.acrl.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/effectiveprac/ef fectivepractices.htm

ACRL is frequently looked to and contacted for descriptions of effective practices in the academic library profession. The goal of the Effective Practices Clearinghouse is to recognize effective practices in academic libraries in areas such as programs, services, facilities, technology, and initiatives and share them so they are accessible to academic librarians and the entire education community. If your library has an effective practice to share, ACRL encourages you to complete and submit an Effective Practices Form. Your practice will be peer reviewed and considered for this site. The Effective Practices Clearinghouse is a work in progress.

Dreaded Spam Still Effective

Dreaded Spam Still Effective 06/29/2004 09:48 PM
CBS News Jun 30 2004 1:35AM GMT

The Eight Habits of Effective Job
Searchers

The Eight Habits of Effective Job
Searchers 07/28/2004 06:22 AM
You got the offer, now what? Questions every candidate should ask before signing on.

Less is Moore in subdued, effective
'9/11'

Less is Moore in subdued, effective
'9/11' 05/19/2004 12:14 AM
When is Michael Moores film "Fahrenheit 9/11" coming out? .. Roger Ebert

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Planning an effective DR strategy

Planning an effective DR strategy 04/02/2005 08:32 PM
Express Computer India Apr 3 2005 12:15AM GMT

I Don't Think You Get My Point: The 5
Hurdles to Effective Communication

I Don't Think You Get My Point: The 5
Hurdles to Effective Communication 06/22/2005 02:38 AM

"The biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has occurred." -- George Bernard Shaw If Shaw is right, what can we do about it? We spend over half of our working life, and a considerable portion of all our waking hours, engaged in some form or another of communication, yet for all our practice most of us seem to be very poor at it. The problem, I think, is that it's hard to learn from your mistakes when you don't know you're making them. I've often watched and listened to someone try valiantly to make some critical point about which they are both passionate and informed, and then when I talk with their audience immediately afterwards I've discovered that almost no one got it. I've been equally astonished at some of the comments and e-mails my weblog articles have provoked that indicate the reader has not understood in the least the point I was trying to make. But I'm less stressed and self-critical about that than I used to be, because I've learned that the miscommunication often wasn't my (or anyone's) fault. I've come to appreciate that there are five major hurdles to effective communication, and you have to vault them all or your communication will fail. Here they are: Your point must be explainable using language. This might seem obvious, but most of our important life learnings are not taught through language. We learn for the most part by doing (and by making mistakes), not by listening to someone tell us something. Try to explain to someone (or write a manual to explain) how to ride a bicycle. Try to describe the difference in taste (or smell!) between a Merlot and a Shiraz. Much of our knowledge is instinctive, and much of what we learn is subconscious or unconscious. The comprehension 'bandwidth' of oral and written language is surprisingly narrow, and language is much better at conveying some things than others. Language itself is an artificial construct, a feeble model to try to depict reality abstractly. What's worse, we may have a shared vocabulary of no more than a few hundred words with our audience, and their subjective connotationof many of these shared words may be completely different from ours. I once listened to two people on a train argue vociferously for an hour over what strategy their organization should pursue, only to discover that they had a completely different idea of what the word 'strategy' meant.  Why should we be so surprised at language's limitations? There are a variety of devices that can be used to push the idea you want to communicate across the line from incomprehensible to comprehensible -- most notably metaphors, analogies, stories and conversations (iterative communications) -- but we would be best to realize that there are many explanations and teachings that language is just not equipped to do. When we love to teach, it is hard to acknowledge how much cannot be taught with language. Maslow said "When your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail." (That's a metaphor: did it help you understand this hurdle?)If your point is not explainable using language, take your audience out of the lecture hall and into the laboratory and show them instead. You must be able to articulate your point clearly and persuasively. If you've vaulted the first hurdle, this next one is just as tough. There are two parts to it -- clarity (rational appreciation) and persuasiveness (emotional appreciation). Although debates are supposedly models of persuasiveness, their focus is really on clarity. Clarity is tough enough to do, which is why the aforementioned techniques like stories and conversations and metaphors are so vital. Persuasiveness is a much subtler achievement, one that requires both personal conviction and an understanding of and empathy for the audience. I don't know whether this is a lost art, or if we have just given up trying. I see a lot of sermonizing (in churches, on talk radio and in the editorial pages) but no real persuasion -- sermonizers preach only to the choir, and change no one's mind. They only reassure. True persuasion takes an appreciation of why the audience doesn't agree with you now. It involves tact, diplomacy, consensus-seeking, compromise, and creative thinking. Such skills tax our patience and attention span. It is usually easier to use power and deceit than persuasion to get what you want. So it's not surprising that those who want to change people's minds are more preoccupied with getting power and perpetrating myths than with appreciating other perspectives and thinking through how to win people over in a non-coercive and non-manipulative way. The only way over these hurdles is through a ton of research (face to face as well as online), openness, attention skills, empathy and an enormous amount of practice. Your audience must be ready to listen. If your audience is ignorant of the lessons of history, or complacent about the state of the world, trying to teach them about the importance of separation of church and state, or the steps they need to take to reduce their contribution to global warming, is like trying to teach calculus to pre-schoolers. Your audience needs an appropriate intellectual and conceptual foundation, and an informed sense of what is urgent and what is important, before they will be ready to listen. Daniel Dennett says "On any important topic, we tend to have a rough idea of what we believe to be true, and when someone provides the words we want to hear, we tend to fall for it, no matter how shoddy the arguments". If your audience doesn't think they need what you're selling, they probably won't buy. Until your audience is ready for what you have to tell them, you're wasting your time, and theirs. There's only one thing you can do to overcome this hurdle -- pick (and invite) your audience carefully. Your audience must be listening. They're probably not. They're thinking about the cutie they met last night or sitting next to them, or what they have to do next, or what they'd rather be doing now than listening to you. They may be multi-tasking. they're almost certainly daydreaming. So you need to get their attention. To do that you need to distract them from all their other distractions. The best way to do that is not by impressing them with the importance or urgency or cleverness of what you have to say. It's to entertain them. The work 'entertain' means literally to hold attention. That means start, and pepper what you're saying, with interesting stories, amusing anecdotes or jokes, and facts. That means talking in an animated manner. That means relating to the audience in a personal way that keeps them engaged -- first names, eye contact, relating something about them. That means giving them something. That means paying attention to the audience, understanding why they're not listening (perhaps because their sidebar conversation is more interesting, urgent or important to them), and drawing them gently but powerfully back in. That doesn't mean criticizing them for not paying attention -- that's blaming them for your inability to keep their interest. How many of us are good at doing all this? I don't see many hands. We need to go back to school on this, and learn how to be better presenters (even if we're only 'presenting' to one person) -- not just more prepared and articulate, more entertaining as well. Your audience must be able to understand your point from their frame of reference. This is not the same as point 3. Even if they're ready to listen, they're coming to whatever you're talking about from a very different place, and their brains, like yours, is wired by history of personal experience. Lakoff says: "Frames trump facts. All of our concepts are organized into conceptual structures called frames (which may include images and metaphors) and all words are defined relative to those frames. Conventional frames are pretty much fixed in the neural structures of our brains. In order for a fact to be comprehended, it must fit the relevant frames." That means even if they're ready for your message, even if they need to hear what you have to say, you still need to say it in a way they can understand. How do you do that? Spend lots of time talking with people whose frames are very different from yours, and practice understanding their frames and explaining things in their context. And rehearse, rehearse, rehearse. All of this isn't as hard as it might sound. We have an enormous number of opportunities to practice vaulting each of these hurdles every day. Mostly, we just need to pay better attention, be more conscious of what we're doing wrong, and work on all those bad communication habits we've picked up. And these five hurdles apply as much to written communications as oral ones. As I worked through this list, I cringed at how much work I have to do at improving my own communications. So I'm guessing it must be a pretty good list.

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