Archive for April 2005
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Amazon Deals
April 30th, 2005 |Got a list of Amazon deals and I think there are a few goodies worth sharing. 50% OFF Quickbooks 2005 Pro - $149.99 after rebate: I finally got around to USING Quickbooks more than a year (or maybe two) after I took a class. I tell ya that accounting is my weak spot. Start Date: May 01, [...]
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Cwazy Week
April 28th, 2005 |Yes, I misspelled cwazy on purpose. Kind of feel like a cwazy wabbit. I took the baby to the dentist on Monday to get his broken tooth repaired. This was no ornery toddler tooth-chipping. About a third of his tooth disappeared when he fell. The other tooth turned gray because the fall damaged the nerve. [...]
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Long Web Pages
April 26th, 2005 |You’ve seen them. It’s hard to miss at some point while you’re surfing the Web. Long Web pages promoting a product or service. Mainly text and maybe with an image here and there along with some bolding and yellow highlights. Why long web pages are better than short ones. Now, I don’t mind scrolling and [...]
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meryl’s notes :: April 2005
April 22nd, 2005 |The April 2005 issue of meryl’s notes newsletter has arrived for your reading enjoyment (at least, I hope so!). You can subscribe here.
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Writer’s Digest 101 Best Sites
April 21st, 2005 |I can’t help but use the cliche’—I am shocked! Shocked. Ben Harrison of Trafford emailed me saying he saw me in the May issue of Writer’s Digest. Say what? 2005? I was in it once, ages ago and I knew about it. Not this time. Apparently, meryl.net made it on the list of 101 Best Sites [...]
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PalmOne Tungsten E2
April 21st, 2005 |PalmOne has released a new version of its Tunsten E. I’m in shock that this, too, doesn’t come with wi-fi. I thought with all the wi-fi hotspots coming out and more users leaning towards the technology that the Tungsten E2 would come equipped with it AND Bluetooth. Instead, it only has Bluetooth. Oh, you could [...]
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Standards Aren’t Just for Web Sites
April 20th, 2005 |David Strom wrote fascinating editorial regarding formats and provides a historical lesson (ah, the old days of floppies… first black, then green, orange, red, and blue). Imagine if an automotive company decided to produce a car that uses a new kind of gasoline—not leaded, unleaded, or diesel— a brand new one also manufactured by the [...]
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Standards Are Not Just for Web Sites
April 20th, 2005 |David Strom wrote fascinating editorial regarding formats and provides a historical lesson (ah, the old days of floppies… first black, then green, orange, red, and blue). Imagine if a automotive company decided to produce a car that uses a new kind of gasoline—not leaded, unleaded, or diesel— a brand new one also manufactured by the [...]
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Email Newsletter Template
April 19th, 2005 |The April issue of eNewsletter Journal looks at fee versus free when it comes to newsletters and ebooks (ereports, whatever you call it). The March issue barely got noticed since April went out too soon. Mistakes happen. Humans run the newsletter. An eNewsletter Journal reader asks about templates. If you can help and submit a [...]
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New York Taxes
April 18th, 2005 |If you live outside of New York state and do any work for a company based in New York, ensure you’re paying taxes. I live in Texas and I had to write a check to New York to pay state taxes. A guy in Tennessee ran into a A Taxing Situation. New York probably has this [...]
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