Web Hosting Provider Weblinkhosting.com Donates $20,000 to Katrina Relief Group
(ContentDesk) September 18, 2005 -- Weblinkhosting.com, known as the affordable web hosting provider has donated $20,000 to the Katrina relief group and has promised to give 10% of every signup to the Red Cross as well.This comes a week after the disastrous proceedings that occurred a week ago in Baton Rouge and Mississippi. This donation comes right after their marketing strategy to give away 19" LCD DELL monitors every week through a raffle to their clientele.This isn't the first time Weblinkhosting.com has charitably offered large amounts to Americans in need in a time of emergency. WebLink had also contributed over $20,000 to families who were traumatized by the events of 9/11 four years ago.WebLink hopes that many of the flood victims will be able to benefit from their donation by providing them with food, clothing and a shelter until the hurricane's repercussion becomes a thing of the past.Anyone still willing to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief efforts they can do so through WebLink as well. With or without purchasing a web hosting plan they will still take your donations whether it is money or canned food and make sure that they are submitted a credible relief association.WebLink has also decorated its company Limousine with red, black and white colors showing off its company logo, slogan and telephone number. Just recently, they applied the words, "Don't Forget To Donate!" on the left side of its limousine.
Clearly advising citizens to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief group.In the upcoming school year WebLink will be removing its 19" LCD DELL monitor giveaway every week and will be replacing that with a $5,000 sweepstakes. Each signup will be entered into the drawing and once a month a subscriber will be the lucky winner of a check made out to his or her name in the amount of $5,000..
Klegg Electronics Announces the Klegg KP 6300 - 63 inch Plasma HDTV
Las Vegas, NV (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) June 28, 2006 -- Klegg Electronics today announced the release of their Plasma HDTV line which includes 42, 50, 55, and 63 inch models.
These aluminum chassis and framed TVs display remarkable clarity and definition thanks to Klegg Electronics True Cinema" video processing and new anti-glistening technology for an enhanced visual experience.
Using high quality TFT panels, Klegg has engineered an anti-glistening liquid crystal layer to enhance transparency, contrast and picture definition while reducing light beam dispersions and reflection.
Kleggs line of Plasma HDTVs is available immediately from select authorized dealers. Kleggs Plasma HDTVs are engineered with the highest quality Plasma panels and include an ATSC/NTSC TV tuner for over-air High Definition reception and HDMIDVI and VGA compatibility.
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Klegg Electronics Announces the Klegg KP 6300 - 63 inch Plasma HDTV
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Photography: The Basics
Photography comes from the Greek words meaning "light writing" and first became known back in 1839 by Sir John Herschel. For many years prior to this, people had discovered ways of causing certain chemicals to change color when exposed to light but they did not discover ways of getting the images to remain permanent until later on. Now photography is a big part of our culture, something that everyone recognizes. Most everyone has family photos lying around their house, many people take these photos on a regular basis, preserving precious memories for years to come. Even if you don't have your own camera, you have seen photos in magazines, used on billboards and advertisements and more.
What is Photography?Photography is defined as "The art or process of producing images by the action of light on surfaces sensitized by chemical processes." (www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/ArtsEd/vglossar.htm)The average person never has to deal with this technical definition because they take...
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CompAmerica Announces the TIGER SHARK 19-inch Laptop with Dual (SLI) Video Adapters and Great Performance
(ContentDesk) March 17, 2006 -- Dubbed as the "Biggest Screen Mobil Gaming Computer in the World" and the "Fastest Graphics in a Laptop on Earth", CompAmerica (http://www.compamerica.com) has announced the TigerShark Tx-5900 (http://www.compamerica.com/TigerShark).
The new series of TigerSharks sport an advanced, ultra fast response, vibrantly bright 19 inch diagonal LCD Screen. The new 19 inch diagonal "Super LCD" is integrated into a mobil laptop cabinet that is from 1 to 1.8 inches slim from bow to stern. It weighs in slightly less than the ORCA FX-2 series.
Inside this amazingly designed cabinet are two nVidia 7800 GTX 256MB Extreme Video Adapters, each with 256MB, for a total of 512MB of Graphic Memory and 8 GPUs. The technology...
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22Moo VG-SD The World's Most Affordable Video Glasses for the iPod Video
Sydney, Australia (ContentDesk) June 15, 2006 -- Imagine watching the latest videos and movies on a large 35" Plasma or LCD Screen from 2M away on a device that weighs only 120g and is fully iPod Video ready. Today 22Moo has added to its cool lineup the VG-SD. The VG-SD is a light weight video glasses that supports direct connection to the Video iPod and other AV output enabled devices such as set top boxes, playstations, xboxes, dvd player and more.. It delivers a virtual 35" screen (at 2M far) and has
a resolution of 320x240 (matching with the Video iPod). Battery life is around 4-5 hours.Priced at $US259, 22Moo claims it is the "World's Most Affordable Video Glasses for the Video iPod".
Please visit www.22moo.com.au for more information..
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The Welding Industries New Portable ppm Trace Oxygen Analyzer
POMONA, CA (ContentDesk) October 10, 2005 -- Advanced Instruments GPR-1000 Portable ppm Oxygen Analyzer combines state-of-the-art digital electronics and our proven advanced galvanic oxygen sensor with its fast response and long life designed to enhance quality and reduce purge gas waste in welding applications. Common problems include coking, oxidation and discoloration during TIG welding process (Tungsten Inert Gas) process, titanium fabrication and the welding of stainless steel pipes, tubes and tanks. The GPR-1000 is capable of qualifying the purity level of the purge gas cylinder as well.Protecting welds from atmospheric contamination by using inert gases such as argon, helium and nitrogen to purge the area immediately around the weld is essential to quality and reducing costs. Tracking oxygen levels from ambient air (20.9%) to below 100 ppm quickly identifies the level of contamination preventing premature welds and wasting purge gas.GPR-1000 Portable ppm Oxygen Analyzer is unique...
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Printing Troubleshooting Guide
With most printers, over 50% of all problems are customer fixable. This guide was created to help bail you out when you get stuck on tough printing problems. NOTE: If you need specific information or help with a particular printer, please contact the printer manufacturer.You troubleshoot printing issues like you would any other computer/network related problem. You start at a general point and rule out the possibilities until you have the specific cause. The first question that you need to answer is: "Is the problem hardware, software, network or performance related?".Hardware:First make sure that the printer is on and that it is in "ready" position.
Make sure that there are no error messages on the LEDs or LCD if applicable. Now complete the following steps:
- Any printer worth owning, can print an internal test or configuration page. This is absolutely the first thing that you want to do, even if you think that the hardware is...
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