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Monthly Archives: July 2009
List of e-mail marketing services
This list is a good start if you’re looking for some email marketing tools. Web based services for e-mail marketing, listservs, newsletters, publications Constant Contact (constantcontact): 60 day trial, up to 100 contacts, no credit card needed http://www.constantcontact.com iContact 60 … Continue reading
The Rod of Asclepius and The Caduceus
The Rod of Asclepius has traditionally been the symbol for healing and medicine. However, over time the Caduceus has been confused with the Rod of Asclepius and mistakenly used to represent medicine. “A 1992 survey of American health organizations found … Continue reading
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w3schools new logo
So I know it’s really suppose to be a rendeition of the w and 3, but with the low height of the W and the curvy, 3 with the spine chopped off, it looks more like a butt and an … Continue reading
Commonly Craved Foods in the United States
clipped from en.wikipedia.org [citation needed] Chicken wings Cheeseburger Chocolate Hamburger Ice cream Peanut butter Pickles Pies Pizza Potato chips Pretzels Soft drinks
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Blackballing
clipped from en.wikipedia.org Blackballing was a rejection technique used in elections to membership of a gentlemen’s club (as well as similarly organised institutions such as Freemasonry and fraternities). The principle of such a club was that it was self-perpetuating; i.e., … Continue reading
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Schrödinger’s cat
clipped from en.wikipedia.org Schrödinger’s Cat: A cat, along with a flask containing a poison, is placed in a sealed box shielded against environmentally induced quantum decoherence. If an internal Geiger counter detects radiation, the flask is shattered, releasing the poison … Continue reading
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