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Being a Kick-ass Employee
In: web resources
19 Jan 2010Whether you’re in an entry-level position or you own your own business, there are important concepts that you should integrate into your working life. As well as increasing your value in the job market, it also enhances your worth to your current employer. In this article, Chris covers the top five tips for being a [...]
How to Revitalize Near-Dead Plants [Plants]
In: Coding
19 Jan 2010If your plants have become a casualty of the recent cold weather snap, or are simply showing signs of neglect, here’s a few useful steps for reviving them. Image by vetcw3. According to web site Gardening Know How, just because your plant is limp and brown doesn’t mean it’s necessarily dead. If the stems or [...]
XXXX Summer
In: web resources
19 Jan 2010One more beer packaging from Didonato: “The XXXX Summer Bright Lager brand evolved from an innovation program designed to establish a new brand within the full strength low-carbohydrate Australian market. The coastal attitude and relaxed style of the identity and packaging has been inspired by the authenticity of the XXXX Trademark. XXXX has [...]
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10 Musts for Marketing to Women on Facebook
In: web resources
14 Jan 2010Brette Borow is the President and Founder of Girls Guide To, the “ladies only” guide to life, and spends most of her days engaging with the community’s over 140,000 members. There are over 56 million women using Facebook in the United States, and for marketers this means one very important thing –- if you have [...]
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