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Truth in Advertising | a Free People Search Engine | and Lesson in Humility
By: Kevin Browne | 16/05/2008
I spend 19 years on Madison Avenue writing copy that was allowed to be fudged by lawyers. Sorry, that's what happens in the big leagues. But things are changing...and I love what I see. In fact, I found something ONLINE that actually does what it says!!!

Livescores How to Get Instant Up to Date Info
By: Wilf Staton | 15/05/2008
A specialized sports site can not only provides news, scores, and events, but many also offer various types of online contests to its viewers. By book marking these sites in your favorite browser you can get up to date information about how the teams and players you support are progressing.

100% Free People Search: How to Catch Up With Smelly College Roommates for Zero Dollars
By: Kevin Browne | 15/05/2008
00% free is tough to beat. Especially in this day and age. But I found it...Pass me a cold one and let the memories begin!

Absolutely Free People Search: You Don't Faint Easily, Do You?
By: Kevin Browne | 15/05/2008
I thought the Rex Sox winning the World Series not too long ago was a miracle. I can't even imagine where that puts absolutely free people searching.

Location Based Routing
By: Kieron James | 14/05/2008
One of the advantages of Calling Line Identity (CLI) presentation is that it allows communications providers like Numberstore to dynamically route calls with no interaction from the caller or called party.

7 Layers of the Osi Reference Model
By: M. Aslam | 14/05/2008
The Application Layer (Layer 7) refers to communication services to applications and is the interface between the network and the application. Most application layer protocols offer services that programs use to access the network, such as the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).

Hang on a Second: History of the Leap Second
By: Richard n Williams | 13/05/2008
This article explains the leap second, why it was developed and how it is implemented.

Welcome to Communication Technology
By: communicationtechnologies | 13/05/2008
Summary: The "telephone" which was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, was the first mode of communication where in a human being can communicate with other human beings around the world.

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Finding Your Ideal Canterbury Student House
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Education
Searching for accommodation can be a very confussing task for students. This article provides a succinct guide and the options available to students.

Why Do Some Sales Go Bad? Laura Betterly Explains
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Business
Sales gone bad can cause a real sales slump. Everything seems to be going along great and then nothing. You know what I mean, no communication, no calls back. Nothing.

Aftermarket Headlight Units
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Cars
Driving during night time can be very unsafe and so vehicle manufactures made sure that they outfit parts that will lessen the risk of danger and among those parts are headlights units.

How to Unblock Websites
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Internet
If you browse the internet from your workplace, school or library, you realize that many of the famous entertainment or slightly off-color sites have been blocked.

What is Error 403?
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Internet
We get the 403 Forbidden HTTP error when the client was able to communicate with the server, but the server does not let the client access the required data.

Malware
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Internet
Malware or Malicious Software is a piece of code which can infiltrate or damage the computer without the user’s knowledge.

Icmp
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Internet
ICMP or Internet Control Message Protocol is a network protocol used in Internet Protocol (IP).

The Age of Free Online Gaming
By: Robert | 16/05/2008 | Internet
Learn about the rise of a genre of PC games thats sweeping the world. Massively Multiplayer Online Games are the way of the future, and are becoming immensely popular everywhere in the world.