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Cool Garage doors

Cool Garage  Doors

A  German firm called Style Your Garage (http://www.style-your-garage.com/) creates posters for garage doors  that make it look as if your garage is where the action is. Made for  the up-and-over garage doors common in

 Europe, they mount with Velcro  and can be adapted to fit sectional garage doors. If you've got a  two-car garage, no worries they can make posters that will span both  doors.

The company will also turn a photo of yours into a garage poster, but  you'll want to be careful with this, not everything can be blown up to  6.5 feet without looking weird!!.

    

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What a great idea  to freak out the neighbours. A police car would be a great deterrent  for  burglars....

 

 

Why Email Marketing is Dead (And How to Bring it Back to Life)

A new study by the email marketing firm Return Path shows that nearly a quarter of the permission-based email sent to Gmail never gets there.

No, I’m not saying it goes to a junk box. Most of it doesn’t get delivered at all. No bounce message. No spam folder. Just . . . gone.

(This is not spam I’m talking about, either. It’s email you asked to get, which Gmail decided not to give to you.)

via copyblogger.com

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via salesforce.com

What is cloud computing? (via - salesforce.com )

Traditional business applications—like those from SAP, Microsoft, and Oracle—have always been too complicated and expensive. They need a data center with office space, power, cooling, bandwidth, networks, servers, and storage. A complicated software stack. And a team of experts to install, configure, and run them. They need development, testing, staging, production, and failover environments.

When you multiply these headaches across dozens or hundreds of apps, it’s easy to see why the biggest companies with the best IT departments aren’t getting the apps they need. Small businesses don’t stand a chance.