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Toshiba A75 class action lawsuit

Insure.com has an article on how a class action lawsuit works.  It speaks specifically about insurance, however, the information is good and worth the read. Or, if that link doesn’t work, visit Class Action Lawsuits
Green Welling LLP has a class action lawsuit filed for the A70/A75 Toshiba laptops, which also includes the M30X and

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Toshiba A75 Laptop problems continue

I haven’t written about my toshiba woes for the past few months.  Not because they have been resolved, but to save my own sanity.
In November/December, I had more problems with it shutting down.  I fought for almost 2 weeks on the phone, for them to replace it.  I called every day, a few times a

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Site Traffic – unique visitors vs. page views

Your Website Traffic – Unique Visitors vs. Page ViewsWeb statistics can be as confusing at first, as they are informative. As a business owner, when it comes to advertising, it’s important to know website stats. Here’s some basic information to differentiate unique visitors and visitors, page views and hits.
Advertisers and Advertising
Advertising is an important and

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Button and Banner standards

This information is for anyone who uses and/or makes buttons and banners for advertising in particular.
*It is important, considerate, to take into account the standard sizes when offering advertising space, or button-making services.*
Here is a site that gives the standard sizes in advertising images (not listed, but VERY standard is the 120×60) http://www.bannercreator.nu/banner-size.html – For

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.gif or .jpg What’s the difference?

Hey… been looking at sites today.
I bet you know that .gif or .jpg formating is what we use for images on the web.. but do you know why you use each one?
Very simply.. .jpg is used for pictures (or scanned drawings), .gif is used for wording (fonts, straight lines) – notice, if you have images

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With or Without www?

Did you know that search engines view these as two different sites?
http://www.mysite.com
http://mysite.com
You may eventually even be penalized for “duplicate content”.
- Make sure all the links within your site are done one way OR the other.
- When you submit your site for a link exchange, make sure you use the same one consistently.
- Make sure all

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