The Hotel Bootcamp: A Travelers Guide to staying Fit
The Hotel Bootcamp is the hottest guide for anyone wanting to stay in shape while traveling. Easy to follow with illustrated workouts you can do in the privacy of your hotel room. No more nasty hotel gyms! Written by rising fitness star Dallas Brede!
The Hotel Bootcamp: A Travelers Guide to staying Fit
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
The Hotel Bootcamp: A Travelers Guide to staying Fit
Monday, January 3, 2011
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 24th, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 22nd, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Work from home as a Travel agent complete guide Make money today!
Work from home as a Travel agent complete guide Make money today!
Love to Travel? Need extra income? This is it, Complete step by step guide to working from home as a travel agent and earning money today! Exact steps you need to take to sell travel on line, working from the comfort of your own home!
Work from home as a Travel agent complete guide Make money today!
Friday, December 17, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 21st, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Friday, December 10, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 18th, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Thursday, December 9, 2010
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste and Style (Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style)
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Monday, November 29, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 15th, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Thursday, November 25, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 15th, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
How To Create And Add Button In Firefox Navigation Toolbar [Guide]
Today, we are bringing a Firefox guide that anyone can follow to create a custom button in navigation toolbar. Along with visible buttons in navigation toolbar, there is a list of other buttons having different functionalities provided in Firefox which can be added anywhere on toolbar and can be customized according to your needs. Since the button’s position and behavior can be changed without requiring any extra knowledge, one can easily build a new extension that behaves as directed, sits in defined position, while being highly customizable. This post covers how to create a simple extension – a toolbar button that will provide a simple functionality.
To begin, first you need to find out extensions folder (one which is residing in Firefox Profiles folder). Windows 7 and Windows Vista users will find this folder here;
C:\Users\<
>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\< >\extensions
However, if you’re using Windows XP, type %AppData% in Windows Run console and hit Enter.
Now open Firefox folder and then Profiles –>
-> extensions folder
Once the extensions folder is opened, create a new folder by the name of custom-toolbar-button@example.com init.
Open the newly created folder, and create a new directory namely chrome, along with two files – chrome.manifest and install.rdf. Now we will be editing these files in text editor, we reckon you to use any editor with UTF-8 support, like – Windows build-in Notepad.
First, open chrome.manifest file and insert following lines of code init. The code provided below is also functional for Thunderbird mail, compose, and address book windows, and for Sunbird. However, if you need to use button only in Firefox, lines of code for Thunderbird and Sunbird can be excluded.
content custombutton chrome/ style chrome://global/content/customizeToolbar.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.css # Firefox overlay chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.xul # Thunderbird mail overlay chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.xul # Thunderbird compose overlay chrome://messenger/content/messengercompose/messengercompose.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.xul # Thunderbird address book overlay chrome://messenger/content/addressbook/addressbook.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.xul # Sunbird overlay chrome://calendar/content/calendar.xul chrome://custombutton/content/button.xulOnce code is inserted in the file, close it down after saving the changes. Now edit install.rdf file, you need to insert following lines of code in it. You can change the button general description, text can be added in 6, 7, and 8th lines of the code (must be enclosed in double-quotation marks), you can enter button’s name, descriptive text, and creator name.
Once you’ve changed the description, save the changes and close the file. Remember the newly created folder (chrome), where we will create 3 files and insert 2 images. First create 3 files having following names;
Now we will apply styling to the button, there isn’t anything complex here, we will just apply some basic styling over the button design (define image dimensions and hover effect on the button). If you are familiar with designing a CSS file (Cascading Style Sheet), changing values & effects will be a cinch, however, if you are hearing its name for the very first time, just insert the following style lines of code in button.css file, once done, save changes and close it.
#custom-button-1, #wrapper-custom-button-1 {list-style-image: url("chrome://custombutton/content/button-1.png");} /* common style for all custom buttons */ .custombutton {-moz-image-region: rect( 0px 24px 24px 0px);} .custombutton:hover {-moz-image-region: rect(24px 24px 48px 0px);} [iconsize="small"] .custombutton {-moz-image-region: rect( 0px 40px 16px 24px);} [iconsize="small"] .custombutton:hover {-moz-image-region: rect(24px 40px 40px 24px);}Now open the button.xul file in a text editor and insert following lines of code. Remember that we are providing code for Thunderbird & Sunbird as well, if you’ve been following this guide only for Firefox, you can exclude lines related to Thunderbird & Sunbird.
Now you need to insert two image files having names button-1.png and Icon.png with dimensions 40×48 and 48×48 respectively to get the best results. However, you can create images of any size not exceeding 48px width and length wise. Below you can see the button images we are using – button-1.png image is for toolbar button with respective sizes (big & small) and hover effect can be seen beneath the both default images’ sizes. Icon.png image refers to main extension icon image (the one you will see in Firefox extension gallery)
Once created, move to the 5th file – button.js. This JavaScript file carries a lot of importance, as it will define the main functionality of the button. You can add a sample script that prompts a message to test the functionality or go for advance script to do whatever you want. Also there are many scripts contrived especially to fullfill one’s requirements, you can also check out some simple but useful scripts here. Since this guide is for elementary-level users, we will creating a simple bookmark item that will open the specified website. Open the button.js file and insert following lines of code to create a bookmark button (to show on Firefox toolbar).
CustomButton = { 1: function () { const url = "http://www.addictivetips.com/" document .getElementById("content") .webNavigation .loadURI(url, 0, null, null, null) }, }Now you’re good to go, we reckon you to check the code you’ve inserted in the mentioned files and verify the image dimensions again. To install the newly created extension, close all the running instances of Firefox and then launch it. If everything went well, you’d probably be seeing new add-on installation prompt, indicating that extension has been successfully installed.
To make newly created button appear in the navigation toolbar, from View menu, under Toolbars sub-menu, click Customize.
Customize Toolbar dialog will show up, from where you have to drag the newly created button over the navigation toolbar. Once inserted, you can also change its position by dragging it anywhere you like.
Now just click the button to verify the functionality inserted in JavaScript file.
The resultant button’s functionality is user-defined, so it is up to your skills that how much you can calibrate its functions. Novice users can create shortcuts, link applications, design bookmarks while users in limbo between average & expert level can certainly make more use of it and add required functionality in main JavaScript file.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Get Rid Of ‘ADB Shell’ Command With Enhanced Putty [Android Guide]
For Android users, ADB (or Android Debug Bridge) is the wonder toy. Most of the modifications, hacks and changes to the Android operating environment rely on the use of this debug bridge. Although now many tools have matured enough to skip the command line interface in favor of a GUI, nothing still beats the power of a manual command input, and the manipulation that it brings. Hence the ADB still remains developers’ favorite.
If you’re working with Linux, that’s one thing, but since most people use Windows, running the ‘adb shell’ command from standard Windows command line interface results in frustration and a blatant interface. Normally, a workaround is established in the form of running a telnet server on the Android device and using Putty in Windows to connect to that telnet server. This again, is not a very easy solution.
Thanks for senior XDA member sztupy, there is an easier way. The ADB itself sports a kind of terminal connection feature, which Putty can connect to directly. To get this working, you need to do quite a handful of manual adjustments. sztupy has compiled a Putty binary with most of the settings pre-set. Hence this Putty binary will give you a new connection type, ‘adb’, as shown in the screenshot below.
Here’s how you can connect your Android device for adb shelll command with sztupy’s modified Putty. Please note that you still need to have ADB installed on your machine – this is not a replacement tool for that.
Put your Android device in USB Debugging mode and connect it to PC via USB cableDownload the modified Putty binary here (mirror) and run itSelect ‘adb’ from connection typeEnter ‘transport-usb’ (without quotes) in the ‘host’ fieldEnter 5037 as port (it should already be there, but enter manually if not)That’s it. Hit the Open button to connect and enjoy adb shell command in a much better interface. You may want to save these connection settings in Putty for future connections.
For reference and more, check out the actual thread here on XDA forums.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Comprehensive Home SoundProofing Guide
November 12 2010 by admin in General |
Comprehensive Home SoundProofing Guide
Comprehensive and easy to follow 119 page soundproofing guide. Unbiased and gives inexpensive yet very effective do-it-yourself sound proofing advice for floors, ceilings, walls, windows and doors. Includes bonus soundproofing advice for a home theatre.
Comprehensive Home SoundProofing Guide
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
NBR | Scott’s Guide to Social Networking - Part 1 | PBS
November 12th, 2010 | VideosFirst time here? Subscribe to Social Media eXchange for more interesting content
www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: January 26, 2010 In part 1 of “Scott’s Guide to Social Networking,” NBR tech guru Scott Gurvey explains the first two rules of social media marketing for businesses. As Scott says in his three part series, you’re a “dummy” if you’re ignoring the social networking trend. For more information visit: www.pbs.org
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