Scrapbooking Supplies Etc, CropJunkie.com and pulpfixion.com
RamblingsI've recently found myself starrring into the mirror and questioning my manliness. I mean, there is a man code that we're supposed to follow at all times time? Then why is it that I find myself so intrigued with my wife's latest venture, scrapbooking supplies etc by cropjunkie.com?
Becuase it's a girl thing, that's why. It took my some time to figure out why i am so infatuated with the cropjunkie.com scrapbooking supplies website idea. I recently realized that it's my passion for all things driven by ecommerce. I am learning about all sorts of things i knew nothing about just a few months ago. From scrapbook paper, embellishments, die cuts, die cutting machines, rub-ons, stickers, stamping, embossing power and gel stamps to decorative papers, foil, Cosmo Cricket, Daisy D's, Basic Grey, 7-Gypsies, Gel-A-Tins, Karen Foster, Bo Bunny, K and Company, Inkadinkadoo and Paper Bliss as brands I once had never heard of. Today I am becoming a well versed expert in the field of scrapbooking. Surprising yes.
So, as I prepare to sit back with a 6 pack of Miller Light this Sunday and watch the Daytona 500 - I will have in the back of my head an eager feeling - looking forward to checking our sales numbers for the weekend - to seeing how much scrabpbooking paper and stamping ink cropjunkie.com sold over the weekend.
Lights of Vaderville Extreme Holiday Display Now Open for 2007
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Contact: Darren Vader
darren@vaderfamily.info
940-453-4701
The Lights of Vaderville Extreme Holiday Display Now Open for 2007
Expanded Multi-Home Display Includes Over 30,000 Lights, a Virtual Santa and More
Holiday cheer is what keeps us going throughout the year and the hard work we put into bringing the community our Christmas display is our ode to the joys that come with the holiday season.
This is our second year of running a computer controlled light show; we've added a good bit of growth for 2007. This year our display will include over 30,000 lights, 30 strobe lights, a virtual snow machine made out of a rotating disco ball, a virtual Santa Claus, red and green flood backdrops, a new 'mini-mega tree' and a fancy new sign announcing the radio signal at 107..3fm!
We've also added another whole house to the display! Our neighbor has joined the fun by installing a computer animated display of his own and we've synced the two of them to the same fantastic musical play list. It is a fun and unique experience that the entire family will enjoy!
The show is synchronized to a variety of unique holiday tunes and can be heard by tuning your car stereo to 107.3 FM.
The show runs from 7pm-9pm Sunday-Thurs nights and 7pm-10pm on Fri and Sat nights. Please come by and see us!
Please see www.vaderfamily.info for show times, maps and complete details.
About The Apple Museum...
RamblingsThe database holds information, specifications, codenames and images of over 350 Apple products, with lots of additonal information, numbers and charts, anecdotes, timelines and biographies, making it by far the largest of its kind.
And yet, additional information is added constantly. As a matter of fact, you'll find something new almost every week.
And if you want to contribute an article or have some additional information, send us an email. We appreciate it!
In case you're wondering how this project is financially backed, all expenses are covered by myself. And I very much intend to keep the website ad free.
Sincerely,
Lukas Foljanty
Copyright information:
For copyright information please read "Terms of use / Copyright notice".
References:
Kunkel, Paul, 1997: AppleDesign: The Work of the Apple Industrial Design Group. Graphis Press.
Thygeson, Gordon, 1997: Apple T-Shirts: A Yearbook of History at Apple Computer. Pomo Publishing.
Linzmayer, Owen W., 1994: The Mac Bathroom Reader. Sybex, Inc.
Linzmayer, Owen W., 1999: Apple Confidential. No Starch Press.
Linzmayer, Owen W., 2004: Apple Confidentieal 2.0. No Starch Press.
Deutschman, Alan, 2000: The Second Coming of Steve Jobs. Broadway Books.
MACLIFE, 1993: Macintosh Buying Guide. MACLIFE, Dec. 1993.
ThinkSecret www.thinksecret.com
AppleInsider www.appleinsider.com
Apple History www.apple-history.com
and lots of Apple service documents, user manuals and advertisments.
Thank you: Nick Cantlay, Corinna Eichholz, Ruth Bonnet, Darren Vader, Kathy Voutyras, Glen Standford (www.apple-history.com), Bill Reichardt, Adam Pavlik
Current version: 7.1
Last Upadate: 09/01/2006
Onit Partners with WorldGate to Offer Ojo Video Phone to Business Users
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(PRLEAP.COM) Dallas (December 10, 2006) – ONIT Communications, Inc., a provider of IP communications products and services including business class Voice-Over-IP (VoIP) and hosted pbx solutions targeted to small and mid-sized business customers today announced that it will begin selling the WorldGate Ojo Personal Video Phone to it’s customers in North America.
“The Ojo Video Phone fits in well with our best-of-breed product line by providing true 30 frame-per-second real time video performance over IP networks,” said Darren Vader, ONIT Vice President of Marketing. “We believe that the Ojo product line provides a superior form factor, a market leading price point, and most importantly a video delivery technology that is far superior to alternate personal video phone solutions.”
Ojo is the first broadband video phone to feature a friendly and intuitive display that facilitates realistic, face-to-face, personal communications experiences over IP-based broadband networks. Customers can simply connect their Ojo video phone to their broadband networks to experience true-to-life video phone calls.
According to ONIT President Daniel Scofield, “IP video technology can impact a business in far greater ways than simply reducing travel cost. The Ojo Video Phone makes communication personal again. It has the ability to improve collaboration and cooperation among employees. These are very real and tangible enhancements in communication that can positively impact all businesses. It’s one more example of how ONIT is delivering the power of IP communications.”
About ONIT Communications
ONIT Communications provides businesses with the ability to efficiently manage cutting edge technology convergence. VoIP phone systems, hosted PBX, IP video surveillance and conferencing, CRM tools, media management, email and web site hosting and custom IP-based technology solutions – all running across the Onit managed network environment. If you can imagine it, Onit can deliver it. Real Service. Real Support. Real Simple. For more information, please visit our web site at www.ONIT.com.
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ONIT Acquisition Strategy Helps Triple Q2 Revenue
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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) July 26, 2005 -– Dallas-based ONIT Communications, Inc., a provider of enhanced Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services to business customers worldwide, announced a quarterly recurring revenue increase of over 300% through the second quarter of 2005. Organic growth remained strong while the acquisition of Tel West Network Services Corporation (Tel West) select VoIP corporate customers in Texas and the customers and network assets of Intur.net, Inc. helped contribute to the largest quarterly recurring revenue increase in the company"s history. This represents ONIT"s third consecutive quarter of triple-digit growth.
As an emerging leader in the hosted VoIP market, ONIT has grown its subscriber base ten-fold through the first half of 2005. "Our position as a market-leading hosted VoIP provider continues to solidify," said ONIT Vice President of Marketing, Darren Vader. "Our acquisition strategy is providing growth in areas that extend our ability to provide a full range of services to our small and mid-size business customers." According to Vader, this range of services includes a variety of VoIP solutions, as well as web hosting, server co-location, and hosted email services.
"As the market demand for Voice over IP services continues to grow, we will see a convergence of like-services. VoIP is on the forefront of the next communication revolution and it"s happening now" said Vader. "Traditional IP service providers, such as web hosting companies and ISP"s are beginning to struggle with their efforts to provide more sophisticated voice services. ONIT is in a position to work with these organizations to provide their customers with our affordable advanced VoIP services while extending additional services to our current customers."
ONIT Communications offers its customers a package of broadband telephony and high-speed Internet connectivity for a flat rate that typically represents a 50 to 75 percent cost savings. Additionally, the company"s customized software solution is designed to ensure that new customers experience a smooth transition from traditional PBX phone service to IP telephony without interruption of day-to-day business operations.
About ONIT Communications
ONIT Communications provides hosted VoIP solutions to business customers worldwide. The company leverages a powerful Internet Protocol (IP) network combined with IP telephony applications and superior service to offer integrated, feature- rich voice and data communication services at an affordable price. ONIT delivers a flat-rate broadband telephony service that includes web-based call management, simplified billing, free long distance, high-speed Internet connectivity and technical support for remote offices. Customers easily transition from traditional PBX"s to ONIT"s IP phone service without interruption of day-to-day business operations. For more information, please visit the ONIT website at www.onit.com.
Custom Intranet Builder: IntraNetics upgrade offers retail links
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By Gregory Dalton
IntraNetics Inc. last week introduced an upgrade of its software package for small and midsize companies seeking to build intranets or extranets.
IntraNetics 2.0 includes 20 customizable applications for functions such as customer management and the ability to create extranets with business partners. It also includes embedded links to the Web sites of Staples Inc. for purchasing office supplies and American Express Business Travel Services.
J.B. Lyon, VP of marketing at Staples' online division, Staples.com, says this is the first time the company has offered such a link to a software company, and it lets small-business customers weave basic online procurement into their intranets in an inexpensive manner. "It fills a void for those businesses that don't want to pay hefty fees to have customized [online] catalogs," Lyon says.
Graphic Technologies, a commercial printing company in Fort Worth, Texas, is using a test version of the product to provide employees a single point of access to six internal databases that track the status of printing jobs. "It's better than the weird URLs we used to have," says IT manager Darren Vader. Also, certain employees make travel arrangements or purchase office supplies via the password-protected links to American Express and Staples.
Vader wants to replace the company's scheduling and contact-management applications with an IntraNetics intranet, where the company can track sales agents and other employees. "We're also going to build an account status module for an extranet," says Vader, who hopes to have that application up by next month.





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