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| Articles about Thrive |
| | 5 Reasons Why RSS Will Thrive in 2006 | | 2008-04-10 07:26:00 | | RSS is a technology whose time has come. Five trends driving the demand for RSS include:1. Spam controlsAs users have demanded better spam controls, ezines have lost favor. Many ezines are now scooped up by aggressive antispam measures before hitting users� inboxes. RSS is already moving in to take the place of ezines. RSS is better suited to keeping site visitors aware of updates anyway: Site articles are best added one at a time.2. BloggingThe blogging phenomenon of the last few years introduced a great many people to RSS. RSS is the perfect technology for helping keep track of numerous websites. Internet users of all skill levels do not have time to check their favorite sites for the latest posts.3. Upcoming Software ReleasesRecent releases of Firefox and Thunderbird have integrated RSS into many internet users� everyday experience, but the upcoming releases of Internet Explorer v7 and Firefox v2 will bring RSS even closer to the average internet user.4. Huge investments by Goog... | | By: Onlinelar | | |
| | Six Ways to Thrive During a Recession | | 2008-02-29 10:16:00 | | by Rick NewmanEverybody's aware of the pain caused by a recession: Companies lay off workers, jobs become hard to find, and those who remain employed often have their wages and benefits frozen, or even cut. General anxiety leads millions of consumers to hunker down and stop spending, which slows the economy even more.But recessions always end, and in most downturns, the majority of consumers actually fare OK. For people with secure jobs, ample savings, or a strong financial safety net, lean economic times can even represent an opportunity to snap up bargains and exploit newfound leverage in a buyer's market.As with all financial decisions, trying to time the market and guess where the bottom is can be risky. But with a bit of luck, smart consumers, abiding by the usual prudent caveats, can turn a downturn to their advantage, whether seeking fire sales on electronics, negotiating more responsibility at work, or buying a home. Here's how:Call the shots when buying a house. Prices in many... | | By: How to be Rich, Happy and Free from Scams | | |
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| | Nonfossil fuels thrive on word tricks of persuasion | | 2007-05-23 04:13:00 | | While ethanol claims an increasing share of the Philippine fuel market, a once-common name for gasoline alcohol blends still remains unpopular and in relative disuse. Gasohol. It is the name given to gasoline/ethanol blends. In the US, ethanol makers dislike the term because they experienced difficulties selling products associated with the noun. Motorists have associated the noun with engine-performance problems that many of them had experienced with such blends. And despite ethanol's new popularity as an automotive fuel additive, the term gasohol is colloquial at best. Of course, consumer attitudes about gasohol have reversed due to improvements in fuel chemistry and most importantly, the management of public opinion. Currently, ethanol in fuel is marketed as such offering supply and environmental advantages worthy of public support and, for Miguel Zubiri (candidate for a seat in the Philippine Senate), as a political battle cry. They believe, sincerely or not, that ethanol represen... | | By: The AnitoKid Chronikos | | |
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