A typical job scam making the rounds involves shipping or reshipping packages for companies that are just starting to break into the North American market. If a potential employer says a home-based position involves shipping and receiving, it’s fake. You’ll either give your information to a criminal or become an unwitting accessory to crime. This […]
Read MoreWe wanted to sell a piece of furniture on Craigslist Los Angeles for $350. We Listed the item following guidelines and for contact info we added cell phone number and email as forms of contact. In 20 min. after listing was completed and submitted the text message came “Is your Piece of furniture still available?” […]
Read MoreI had an old Kenmore Central Air Conditioning unit that decided to quit on us a few years ago. Very disappointing situation on summer hot days. Called a few A/C companies, rude, unresponsive, too busy, nearest appointment in a week, and so on… Called Around the Clock Air Conditioning for a replacement estimate on a […]
Read MoreWatch how white SUV driver tries to leave parking lot and jumps right on the island. Scared pedestrians trying to run away from this amateur, who knows, it is Monday in Los Angeles, what happened on Sunday night… Either not enough sleep or too much tequila… Shot with my favorite car DVR with night vision. […]
Read MoreOpportunity Under the Dream Act Filing Begins August 15, 2012 Don’t Miss It!!! Requirements for the New Program “Deferred Action Status”: (A) Date and Time Requirements: 1) You came to the U.S. before 6/15/2012 and you were under age 16 when you came; 2) It does not matter if you came with or without a […]
Read MoreIf you’re new to negotiating or find it difficult, here are some missteps to avoid. Every entrepreneur spends some time haggling, whether it is with customers, suppliers, investors, or would-be employees. Most business owners are street smart, and seem to naturally perform well in negotiations. You probably have a trick or two—some magic phrases to […]
Read MoreDefinition of PageRank as provided by the good folks at Google. PageRank is defined as: PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page’s value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by […]
Read MoreHere is the story short.We ordered Pimsleur Quick & Simple Spanish course on CDs. The cost for 3 CDs with basic course was $9.95 online. We bought it and started the course. The product is OK. It is a very basic learning set but this is pretty much what we wanted for our business. A […]
Read MoreGoogle Maps is a great tool for exploring places — you can pan around the map, zoom in and see nearby places, look around in Street View and search for whatever you want. But what I always wanted to do is be able to get a clear understanding of what a place is all about. Instead of doing the research all over the web, wouldn’t it be great to see all the information about one place in…one place?
Starting today, you can do that on Place Pages for Google Maps. A Place Page is a webpage for every place in the world, organizing all the relevant information about it. By every place, we really mean *every* place — there are Place Pages for businesses, points of interest, transit stations, neighborhoods, landmarks and cities all over the world.
You can get to a Place Page by clicking on “more info” in search results, or by clicking “more info” in the mini-bubble. Now, instead of just getting a slightly bigger bubble, you’ll get an entire page of rich details, like photos, videos, a Street View preview, nearby transit, reviews and related websites.
Read MoreYouTube announced late last week a new feature over at Test Tube, its lab site. It’s called YouTube Topics. YouTube Topics is a new way to explore the worlds of videos on YouTube. After you opt in, when you search for something (“funny” for example) you will see topics related to your current search displayed […]
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